Home / Suits / S1E2

Suits Sezon 1 Odcinki 2 Lista Angielskiego Słownictwa

Suits S1E2

Errors and Omissions

Ta strona to doskonałe źródło dla osób uczących się angielskiego, które chcą wzbogacić swoje słownictwo w kontekście serialu "Suits". W szczególności, oferujemy Suits Sezon 1 Odcinek 2 Lista Słownictwa Angielskiego, która zawiera 316 słów, z dominującym poziomem CEFR B2. W odcinku zatytułowanym "Errors and Omissions" Mike Ross, genialny, ale nielicencjonowany prawnik, zmaga się z wyzwaniami w świecie prawa korporacyjnego. Na stronie znajdziesz nie tylko listę słownictwa, ale także pasjonujący tekst do czytania oraz możliwość praktyki mówienia z wykorzystaniem AI, co pomoże Ci w efektywnym przyswajaniu języka angielskiego.

← Poprzedni odcinek S1E1 · Pilot Następny odcinek S1E3 · Inside Track →
316 słowa
A2
13
B1
95
B2
144
C1
58
C2
6
a big deal B1 +
a bunch of B1 +
a hell of a lot more B2 +
a new force in global communications C1 +
a walk in the park B2 +
abusing B2 +
adjourned C1 +
adult table speech B2 +
allow me to introduce B2 +
approach shot B2 +
are you kidding me B1 +
as evidenced by C1 +
as high as I'll go B2 +
asking someone out B1 +
ball's in your court B2 +
barely got through B2 +
barge in B2 +
barging into B2 +
beat him in straight sets B2 +
beat us to it B2 +
begs the question C1 +
belongs to A2 +
best served B2 +
bet the company on it C1 +
billing B2 +
blackmail B2 +
bring a client in B2 +
brought up on review C1 +
call their bluff C1 +
call you back B1 +
calm him down B1 +
came out ahead B2 +
can't find it A2 +
capable of B1 +
caught it sooner B2 +
cheated on B2 +
close the deal B2 +
cloudy B2 +
come across B1 +
come alive B2 +
come in B1 +
concerns me B1 +
confirmation B1 +
coordination B2 +
cost to make B1 +
cost you dearly C1 +
courtesy copy B2 +
crazy about B1 +
creeps me out B2 +
crystal B2 +
cut one from the herd C1 +
cut out for this B2 +
cut the check C1 +
cutting to the chase B2 +
deal's a deal B1 +
dismissal B2 +
do the right thing B1 +
domain name B1 +
don't worry about it A2 +
dot-com millionaires C1 +
Down the tubes C1 +
drink up B1 +
drug test B1 +
drug test results B1 +
dump you B1 +
earn it B1 +
earned the privilege B2 +
end of story B1 +
engagement letter C1 +
escorted out B2 +
evidently B2 +
excuse me for a second B1 +
expedited C1 +
extra time A2 +
eye for detail B2 +
Fail miserably B2 +
fair price B1 +
fall all over myself C1 +
falling apart B2 +
feed you to Louis B2 +
field trip B1 +
fighting this out B2 +
figure it out B1 +
figure that out B1 +
file B2 +
file an injunction C1 +
file an interference claim C1 +
file it B1 +
file this B2 +
filings B2 +
filled with blanks B2 +
final offer B1 +
fined B2 +
fits in your pocket B1 +
flushed B2 +
followed through B2 +
for no apparent reason B2 +
for your information B1 +
for your own good B2 +
fraternity brother B1 +
gave him the creeps B2 +
gave up on B1 +
general counsel B2 +
genius B2 +
get away with B2 +
get high B2 +
get on the phone B1 +
get out A2 +
get overturned B2 +
get started B1 +
get the idea B1 +
get your facts straight B2 +
gets so nervous B1 +
getting a divorce B1 +
go against B1 +
go easy on him B2 +
go have a talk with B1 +
golden boy B2 +
got a better idea B1 +
got paranoid B2 +
grew up A2 +
had a gun to your head C1 +
had an affair with B2 +
had no intention of B1 +
hang up B1 +
hanging up B1 +
have an eye for detail B2 +
have it in for C1 +
have it the wrong way around C1 +
head off at the pass C1 +
headband B1 +
hear me out B2 +
held up B2 +
hip B2 +
hit the showers B2 +
holding up B2 +
I don't know what I'd do without you B2 +
I stand corrected B2 +
impress me B1 +
in the first place B2 +
incorporates under a different name C1 +
injunction C1 +
insurance policy B1 +
interference claim C1 +
iron out a wrinkle C1 +
jeopardize B2 +
judicial conduct codes C1 +
keep it to myself B2 +
keep this our little secret B1 +
kept my mouth shut B2 +
kinda B1 +
knock 'em dead B2 +
knock-offs B2 +
land him as a client B2 +
land this new client B2 +
landed my first client B2 +
leave the bench C1 +
led us to believe B2 +
legally required B2 +
let alone B2 +
let him down B1 +
let him win B1 +
let you down B1 +
look for A2 +
made the best out of B2 +
make a pretty good team B1 +
make lemonade B2 +
making a pass B2 +
mattered B1 +
means nothing B1 +
men of substance C1 +
moral code B2 +
mouthing off B2 +
move in on B2 +
need some air B1 +
negotiate a deal B2 +
negotiated a deal B2 +
nice of you to join us B1 +
not in a million years B2 +
not to mention B1 +
occasional bong hit C1 +
on a first name basis B2 +
on hold B1 +
on my way over B1 +
on record B2 +
on time A2 +
on your side B1 +
oral hearing C1 +
outburst B2 +
overturn your ruling C1 +
overturned B2 +
owe it to B2 +
owe me B1 +
owe me one B2 +
pain in the ass B2 +
paperwork B1 +
patent claim C1 +
patent interference C2 +
pawn it off on C1 +
pee in a cup time B2 +
per annum B2 +
pick a pony out of the herd C2 +
placed sixth B1 +
play dumb B2 +
play like that B1 +
point man C1 +
pointed out B1 +
posed that as a question C1 +
pothead C1 +
premiere fantasy sports guy B2 +
press a button A2 +
prickly C1 +
probationary thing B2 +
proclivities C2 +
project B1 +
promise you the world B2 +
proof B2 +
proofing briefs C1 +
prototype B2 +
pull out B2 +
pulled out B1 +
pulls a gun on you B2 +
punch myself in the face B2 +
put a gun to your head C1 +
put me up to it C1 +
put that on you B2 +
put them through B1 +
put this online B1 +
putting it away B1 +
putting that genie back in the bottle C2 +
quid pro quo C1 +
react when pressed C1 +
ready for the adult table B2 +
real shark C1 +
reminds me of B1 +
responsible for B1 +
rounded up B2 +
run to mommy B2 +
running late B1 +
screw me C1 +
screwed up B2 +
screwing C1 +
serve first B1 +
serve them with notice C1 +
set up B1 +
settle a case B2 +
settlement agreement B2 +
settlement memorandum C1 +
settling for B2 +
shove it up your ass C2 +
show me what you got B2 +
show them how the phone works B1 +
shows potential B2 +
signing some big deal B2 +
sleep with B2 +
smell papery C1 +
smoke pot B2 +
smoked with B1 +
snapping thing B2 +
solid argument B2 +
spoke to a generation C1 +
spot you three B2 +
spot you three sets B2 +
stack B1 +
stalled on B2 +
stamp my own little brand on him C1 +
starving for B2 +
sterling reputation C1 +
stick together B1 +
storm troopers B2 +
subjecting him to you in a towel C1 +
sucker B2 +
suffer for it B1 +
take me for half of everything I own C1 +
take no for an answer B2 +
take your chances B2 +
tell me about it B1 +
that's it B1 +
the bigger they are, the harder they fall C1 +
the listening type B2 +
the way the wind's blowing C1 +
the whole story B1 +
there you go A2 +
those suck B1 +
thought about it A2 +
three in a row B1 +
tipsy B2 +
to our advantage B2 +
took care of it B1 +
took it on myself B2 +
top ten B1 +
totally addicted to B2 +
treat my body like a temple C1 +
tricked you into B2 +
Try my hand at B2 +
under purview C1 +
up top B2 +
urged B2 +
venture capitalists B2 +
wait a minute A2 +
walk in there B1 +
wanted nothing to do with B2 +
warm up B1 +
waste of time B1 +
went ape shit C2 +
went for it B2 +
went to school together A2 +
what's your point B1 +
win-win B2 +
winds can change B2 +
with his mouth shut B2 +
won't forget it B1 +
woo C1 +
write checks B1 +
you're high B2 +
yours to keep B1 +

In the second episode of "Suits," titled "Errors and Omissions," the story continues to unfold as Mike Ross, a brilliant but unlicensed lawyer, navigates the high-stakes world of corporate law at a prestigious New York City firm. He must impress Harvey Specter, a top attorney who has taken him under his wing despite the fact that Mike has never attended law school. Meanwhile, the firm deals with a critical case involving a major pharmaceutical company accused of negligence. As tensions rise, both Mike and Harvey face the challenge of proving their skills while also managing their unconventional partnership. The episode highlights the intricate dynamics of the legal world, as well as the personal struggles of its characters, particularly Mike, who grapples with the weight of his secret and his desire to succeed without revealing his true background.

As the plot unfolds, the main conflict surfaces when Mike's lack of formal legal training threatens to undermine the case they are working on. Harvey, known for his confidence and sharp instincts, must balance his trust in Mike's unique abilities with the risk of being discovered. Meanwhile, the firm’s managing partner, Jessica Pearson, is concerned about the potential fallout from the case, creating additional pressure for both men. Throughout the episode, moments of tension arise as Mike attempts to prove his worth while dealing with various obstacles, including a rival lawyer eager to expose his secret. The episode culminates in a nail-biting turn of events that tests their partnership, showcasing not only the legal drama but also the personal stakes involved in their choices. As they confront challenges together, the bonds between the characters deepen, setting the stage for future developments in their complex world.

← Poprzedni odcinek S1E1 · Pilot Następny odcinek S1E3 · Inside Track →
🎙 Practice with AI + Save