Home / The Sopranos / S1E6

The Sopranos Sezon 1 Odcinki 6 Lista Angielskiego Słownictwa

The Sopranos S1E6

Pax Soprana

Ta strona jest doskonałym źródłem do nauki języka angielskiego, w szczególności związanym z "The Sopranos Sezon 1 Odcinek 6 Lista Słownictwa Angielskiego". Znajdziesz tutaj bogaty zbiór 258 słów, z których 160 należy do poziomu B2, co czyni tę stronę idealną dla osób pragnących doskonalić swoje umiejętności językowe. W odcinku "Pax Soprana" napięcie w rodzinie Soprano i ich przestępczym imperium narasta, co stanowi doskonały kontekst do nauki nowych wyrażeń. Oferujemy również fragmenty do czytania oraz możliwość praktyki mówienia z wykorzystaniem sztucznej inteligencji, co pomoże Ci w efektywnym przyswajaniu wiedzy.

← Poprzedni odcinek S1E5 · College Następny odcinek S1E7 · Down Neck →
258 słowa
A2
5
B1
19
B2
160
C1
64
C2
10
500 large C1 +
a pop B2 +
acting mezzo morto C1 +
address the coffee B2 +
agita C1 +
ain't right B2 +
airing your dirty laundry in public C1 +
answering service B2 +
apologizing for B1 +
at the end of the day B2 +
average B2 +
back taxes C1 +
bananas B2 +
barely hit .250 C1 +
bashed his head C1 +
beat him up B2 +
bottom line B2 +
break my balls C1 +
bring it up B2 +
broken clock is right twice a day C1 +
bullshit going on B2 +
buried in a jogging outfit C1 +
burned me B2 +
byproduct C1 +
calls for B2 +
calls the tune C2 +
can't stand B1 +
cazzi C1 +
change the rules B2 +
chasing skirt C1 +
checked with me B2 +
child's play B2 +
come up B2 +
coming clean B2 +
committed suicide B2 +
compliments of B2 +
cowriting credit C1 +
crack his coglioni C2 +
crap B2 +
created a Frankenstein C1 +
cure-all C1 +
dalliances C2 +
dance to it B2 +
deal with B2 +
degenerate gambler C1 +
degraded her B2 +
depression B2 +
dialoguing C1 +
did a favor B1 +
diminished libido C1 +
don't get me wrong B2 +
dress like a man B2 +
driving me crazy B2 +
earner B2 +
eat alone B2 +
eat more queens than Lancelot C2 +
end of story B2 +
entered my mind B2 +
envy B2 +
erection B2 +
evened out B2 +
expedite C1 +
fancy-schmancy B2 +
flinched B2 +
flush the medication B2 +
following me B2 +
forget it A2 +
forgives bad decisions C1 +
frigging B2 +
fucking with me B2 +
generic B2 +
gentle B2 +
get in the way B2 +
get into B2 +
get involved B2 +
get through this as a couple B2 +
get to the point B2 +
give you a break B2 +
gives a fuck C1 +
go that far B2 +
God forbid B2 +
God rest his soul B2 +
goes down B2 +
gold records B2 +
gonna fly C1 +
goomar C1 +
got a lot on his mind B2 +
got a lot on my mind B2 +
got a point B2 +
got his ear C1 +
got off B1 +
got over on C1 +
got to be B1 +
got to pay B1 +
gotten under your collar C1 +
hard for you to swallow B2 +
have a hard time B2 +
have his day B2 +
here we go B1 +
hold on to your cock C2 +
hump a fire hydrant C2 +
impotence C1 +
in love with A2 +
in the end B1 +
insomnia B2 +
insulting to my uncle B2 +
jealous of B2 +
jerk off C1 +
jump in B2 +
jump-start B2 +
jumped A2 +
junkie B2 +
keep moving B1 +
kick upstairs C1 +
kill yourself B2 +
killer body B2 +
knock out B2 +
knock you out B2 +
know where I stand B2 +
leading factor B2 +
led up to B2 +
lightening the workload B2 +
lightning rod C1 +
like rubber B2 +
lingerie B2 +
living next door to B1 +
looks greedy B2 +
losing me B2 +
lost at sea C1 +
macchinetta B2 +
made our bed B2 +
made such progress B1 +
made the pros C1 +
make eye contact B2 +
make it happen B2 +
make it work for you B2 +
make look like that C1 +
making me out to be C1 +
making wrong moves B2 +
mama's boy B2 +
mandolin B2 +
mess up B2 +
might as well B2 +
motherless fuck C2 +
moved more cards C1 +
my goodness B1 +
namesake C1 +
need-to-know B2 +
needs a word with you B2 +
negotiate B2 +
new arrival B2 +
no good at B2 +
no more A2 +
none of your fucking business B2 +
oddest B2 +
operate without tax C1 +
out of control B2 +
out to hurt B2 +
overdose B2 +
owe him a dime C1 +
pain in the ass B2 +
pass the salt B2 +
physical problem B2 +
piece of shit C1 +
pissed himself B2 +
play it down B2 +
playing shortstop for the Mets C1 +
points monthly on my shy C2 +
pound a point C1 +
practically welcomed it B2 +
procreated with C1 +
profit off B2 +
progress B2 +
prostate exam B2 +
providing a wife's duty C1 +
pure gold B2 +
pushed for it B2 +
put together B2 +
quench C1 +
quite the opposite B2 +
raise their glasses B2 +
real agenda C1 +
reap what we sow C1 +
resent it B2 +
respecting old arrangements C1 +
reveal too much B2 +
right off the rack B2 +
rob B2 +
royalty checks B2 +
run around breaking balls C1 +
run out of time B1 +
running things B2 +
runs the water B2 +
sad shit C1 +
salute B2 +
salvation C1 +
scared to death B2 +
second opinion B2 +
self-esteem B2 +
self-inflicted wound C1 +
send it back B2 +
set your clock to it C1 +
shared his wealth B2 +
shitting me B2 +
shoot you down B2 +
side effect B2 +
side effects B2 +
since when do you care B2 +
sit the fuck down B1 +
sit tight B2 +
skeeve C1 +
sleep in it B2 +
smart move B2 +
spend the rest of B1 +
spending like a drunken sailor C1 +
spends money like we're the Sopranos of Park Avenue C2 +
spice things up B2 +
spilled the beans B2 +
split it amongst B2 +
split my money B2 +
spread it around B2 +
stabbed in the back B2 +
stand up B1 +
starts right up B2 +
stay in this area B1 +
steep B2 +
step in B2 +
stick with it B2 +
stick your money up your ass C1 +
stomps upstairs B2 +
sweet-sounding B2 +
swing like Joe D C2 +
sympathetic B2 +
take advantage of B2 +
take my chances B2 +
takes a header C1 +
tastes all right B1 +
taught me as much as B2 +
taxing B2 +
think about it A2 +
thinking straight B2 +
thrust on him C1 +
titillating C1 +
took a header C1 +
toss you over C1 +
trickle down B2 +
understated C1 +
violation of my privacy B2 +
wag their finger C1 +
walk the streets B2 +
watch the balls B2 +
what have you got against him B2 +
what the fuck B2 +
what's up with B1 +
who needs it B2 +
wish the Lord would take me C1 +
without sin B2 +
working overtime B2 +

In "Pax Soprana," the sixth episode of *The Sopranos*, the tension within the Soprano family and their criminal enterprise continues to rise. Tony Soprano, the head of the Soprano crime family, is navigating the complexities of his dual life as both a mob boss and a family man. His relationship with Dr. Melfi, his therapist, becomes more significant as he seeks help for his anxiety and stress, which stem from the pressures of his criminal activities and his responsibilities at home. Meanwhile, Tony's mother, Livia, is causing further complications as she expresses her dissatisfaction with Tony's life choices, revealing the deep-seated conflicts within the family. The episode also introduces tensions with Junior, Tony's uncle, who feels undermined and disrespected, leading to power struggles that threaten Tony's authority and control over his crew.

← Poprzedni odcinek S1E5 · College Następny odcinek S1E7 · Down Neck →
🎙 Practice with AI + Save