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Suits Sezon 8 Odcinki 2 Lista Angielskiego Słownictwa

Suits S8E2

Pecking Order

Na tej stronie znajdziesz bogatą listę słownictwa angielskiego, związaną z drugim odcinkiem ósmego sezonu "Suits" – "Pecking Order". Dzięki 346 słowom na poziomie dominującym B2, możesz rozwijać swoje umiejętności językowe poprzez ćwiczenie słówek, czytanie tekstów oraz korzystanie z praktyki mówienia z wykorzystaniem sztucznej inteligencji. Akcja odcinka koncentruje się na skomplikowanej dynamice w firmie prawniczej, gdy nowego lidera, Harveya Spectera, stawia się przed wyzwaniami związanymi z nowym kierownictwem. Odkrywając "Suits Sezon 8 Odcinek 2 Lista Słownictwa Angielskiego", możesz wzbogacić swoje słownictwo i przygotować się do konwersacji na poziomie B2.

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B1
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B2
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C1
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C2
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account for B2 +
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as far as I can tell B2 +
as good as they come C1 +
as soon as possible B1 +
as well as you think you know him C1 +
asset B2 +
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Be that as it may C1 +
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big on B2 +
big, fat client B2 +
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blood flow B1 +
board of directors B2 +
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bother B1 +
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briefcase full of cash B2 +
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bullshit artist C1 +
buy out B2 +
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came up empty B2 +
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cat that ate the canary C2 +
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check on B1 +
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clock C1 +
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common courtesy B2 +
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drop B1 +
drop them off B1 +
eat light B2 +
elevators come a lot faster when you actually call them B2 +
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embezzling C1 +
encouraging him B1 +
end up in prison B2 +
erection C1 +
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expense account B2 +
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first thing in the morning B1 +
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for a decade B1 +
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forcing him out B2 +
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free and clear C1 +
from where I stand B2 +
gave her my word B2 +
gave Samantha Wheeler the keys to Fort Knox C1 +
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get him out of his jam C1 +
get in the way of B2 +
get into bed with C1 +
get involved B1 +
get it off the ground B2 +
get my way B2 +
get off on a better foot B2 +
get off on the right foot B2 +
get off on the wrong foot B2 +
get out of B1 +
get out there B2 +
get the bananas B2 +
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get to know each other B1 +
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get to work on time B1 +
get you worked up B2 +
getting on the right foot C1 +
getting you out of it B2 +
give me the goddamn time of day C1 +
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giving up B1 +
go after B1 +
go around me B2 +
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go to A2 +
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good luck with B1 +
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have his back B2 +
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have your word B2 +
hear you out B2 +
heart's desire C1 +
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hijack my meeting C1 +
hold your hand B2 +
horning in on C1 +
howdy-doo C1 +
I don't give a shit B2 +
implicate C1 +
impress the new managing partner B2 +
in God's name B2 +
in on it B2 +
in the first place B2 +
in the habit of B2 +
in the middle of B1 +
in the mood B1 +
in touch B1 +
in your corner B2 +
incredible B1 +
infuriating C1 +
internal clock B2 +
intimacy issues B2 +
John Hancock C1 +
just a hunch B2 +
just to be clear B2 +
keep an eye on B1 +
keep his mouth shut B2 +
keep you around B2 +
keep your friends close B2 +
kick off B2 +
kick them when they're down C1 +
kissing your ring C2 +
knocking on the doors B2 +
legendary B2 +
let him down B1 +
let me get this straight B2 +
let the bank in on B2 +
look into B2 +
looking into B1 +
looking like an asshole C1 +
lose her again B1 +
lying A2 +
lying to yourself B2 +
make a baby B1 +
make a move behind my back C1 +
make good with B2 +
make your case C1 +
manage the shit out of C1 +
managed to B1 +
managing partner C1 +
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merged B2 +
merging B2 +
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more of a man B2 +
more than meets the eye B2 +
my feelings exactly B1 +
mysterious message B2 +
naked B1 +
name partner C1 +
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not the only one with a clock C1 +
obligation B2 +
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offering him a bribe B2 +
on behalf of B2 +
on it B1 +
on opposite sides B2 +
on your behalf B2 +
on your way out B2 +
out of business B1 +
owe me one B2 +
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pecking order B2 +
perfect man B1 +
pick a fight B2 +
pin it on B2 +
piss him off B2 +
piss me off B2 +
plenty of time B1 +
power breakfast C1 +
prescription B1 +
pretend I'm not B1 +
pretending B1 +
prized B2 +
protected under the letter of the law C2 +
publicly traded C1 +
pull the goalie C1 +
pull up a seat for me at that table B2 +
pulled some strings C1 +
pulling the goalie C1 +
put them both up B2 +
put us in this position B2 +
rearview mirror B2 +
recognize B1 +
refer to B1 +
release your stress B2 +
reluctant B2 +
represented by B1 +
respect B1 +
return to me a king B2 +
right now A2 +
roar B2 +
run in with B2 +
run through B2 +
run-in B2 +
running scared C1 +
say no more B1 +
scratch golfer C1 +
secret handshake B1 +
session scheduled B1 +
set in stone B2 +
sets the table for C1 +
shorten her leash B2 +
show you his books C1 +
sign off on B2 +
smoke blown up your ass C2 +
soft spot for B2 +
soon-to-be ex-husband B2 +
specialty B1 +
start trying B1 +
stay away from B1 +
stay out of B1 +
stay the hell away B2 +
stayed with B1 +
step down B2 +
stepping down B2 +
sticking my nose into B2 +
straight answer B1 +
subjugating C2 +
supposed to mean B1 +
supposing B2 +
sure as hell B2 +
take after B1 +
take care of B1 +
take control of B2 +
take dictation B2 +
take it back B1 +
take over B1 +
take that to mean B2 +
take what's yours B2 +
take you public C1 +
takes a big man C1 +
tell the truth A2 +
ten-gallon hat B2 +
testing the structural integrity C1 +
the other way around B2 +
third wheel B2 +
threw away B1 +
throwing a ticker tape parade C2 +
time is money B1 +
to my face B2 +
took care of business B2 +
treated like an equal B2 +
tripled her expense account B2 +
true power B2 +
turn around B1 +
turn around and walk right out B1 +
turn him in B2 +
tussling with C1 +
unable to perform B2 +
unborn son B2 +
under siege C1 +
undermined his confidence B2 +
underperform B2 +
united front C1 +
untraceable cash C1 +
up to something shady B2 +
upfront B2 +
upside C1 +
vice president B1 +
wait a second A2 +
wasn't about to be B2 +
wasting B1 +
way out B2 +
went over both of our heads B2 +
what the hell B2 +
what's going on A2 +
what's what B2 +
when push comes to shove C1 +
when the chips are down C1 +
where is this coming from B2 +
work together B1 +
worth it B1 +
worth the trouble B1 +
You're kidding B1 +
young bucks C1 +

In "Pecking Order," the second episode of Season 8 of "Suits," the power dynamics at the law firm are put to the test as new leadership emerges. Harvey Specter, now at the helm, faces the challenge of asserting his authority while navigating the complexities of a changing workplace. The episode centers around the firm's struggle to adapt to recent changes, especially with the arrival of a new managing partner, Robert Zane. Meanwhile, Mike Ross, who has returned to the world of law, finds himself grappling with his past and trying to establish his place in the firm once again. This episode explores themes of ambition, loyalty, and the intricate relationships between the characters as they redefine their roles within the firm.

As the episode unfolds, tensions arise between Harvey and Robert, highlighting their contrasting leadership styles. Harvey's instinctual approach often clashes with Robert's more methodical and cautious strategy, leading to a series of confrontations that test their working relationship. At the same time, Mike's struggles to prove himself are compounded when he faces skepticism from some colleagues who question his qualifications. A pivotal moment occurs when Mike takes on a challenging case that allows him to showcase his skills and determination. Meanwhile, Donna Paulsen is caught in the middle, balancing her loyalty to Harvey with the need to support Robert’s vision for the firm. As the characters navigate their personal and professional challenges, the episode builds to a climax that emphasizes the importance of collaboration and respect in a competitive environment.

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