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The Wire S2E10

Storm Warnings

Na tej stronie znajdziesz "The Wire Sezon 2 Odcinek 10 Lista Słownictwa Angielskiego", która zawiera 287 słów, z dominującym poziomem CEFR B2. W odcinku zatytułowanym "Storm Warnings" napięcie w Baltimore eskaluje, gdy różne postacie stają w obliczu konsekwencji swoich wyborów, a ty masz okazję poznać słownictwo związane z tymi wydarzeniami. Możesz tu korzystać z listy słownictwa, czytać pasjonujące fragmenty oraz ćwiczyć mówienie z pomocą sztucznej inteligencji, co pomoże ci rozwijać umiejętności językowe na poziomie B2.

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287 słowa
A2
6
B1
36
B2
156
C1
78
C2
11
a fine kettle of fish C2 +
a lot of cans A2 +
Adieu C1 +
ain't a chance B2 +
ain't got all night B2 +
ain't got it cut yet B2 +
ain't no telling C1 +
Ain't no thing C1 +
ain't shit C1 +
ain't to be trusted B2 +
all damn day B1 +
all kind of shit C1 +
an awful lot B1 +
as many as it takes B1 +
at home with the kids A2 +
Back off to what? B2 +
back-shoot C2 +
backing off B2 +
Believe that B2 +
bill of lading C1 +
billing details B2 +
bone-ass dry C2 +
Boss Man C1 +
bring you up to speed B2 +
built up B2 +
bushwhacking C1 +
call my folks B1 +
can't call it C1 +
CC B2 +
center mass C1 +
changing up B2 +
charged with murder B2 +
clean it up B2 +
closure B2 +
coke kicker C2 +
come at B2 +
come at me with B2 +
come back to B2 +
come out and say so C1 +
comes up B1 +
coming at your 20 C1 +
copper-jacketed C2 +
copy B2 +
crazy over B2 +
crosses on C1 +
cup of tea B2 +
cut-rate B2 +
cutting prices B2 +
day-to-day B2 +
dead line C1 +
descriptive B2 +
detail like this B2 +
dimes C1 +
discretion B2 +
dive C1 +
do a raid B2 +
doing the old inventory B2 +
don't feel right B2 +
dredging issue C1 +
drive a tank through C1 +
drop off B1 +
drug Lieutenant C1 +
dumb shit B2 +
dump B2 +
dumped their phones B2 +
dumping phones B2 +
dustup C1 +
Eton B2 +
exigent circumstances C2 +
extend hospitality C1 +
eyeball follow C1 +
fall back C1 +
familiar with B1 +
feel a powerful lot better C1 +
fence C1 +
field office B2 +
first thing B1 +
flowed B2 +
foolishness B2 +
for a rainy day B2 +
for Christ's sake B2 +
forged B2 +
frayed cord B2 +
fretting on C1 +
fully equipped B2 +
generate leads B2 +
get a bail B2 +
get away B2 +
get in the goddamn car A2 +
get it over B2 +
get onto B2 +
get over to B1 +
Get the fuck out of here C1 +
get the sitter to stay B2 +
get this into the computer B1 +
get used to it B1 +
get with B2 +
get your shit C1 +
getting us nowhere B2 +
giveaway B2 +
gives him immunity B2 +
go down B2 +
go protection B2 +
goes back to B1 +
going back on the water B1 +
good shit B2 +
got a piece of B2 +
got in bed with C1 +
got our man B2 +
got something for you B1 +
got to do with B1 +
gotta be there A2 +
GPS trackers B2 +
grind C1 +
had nothing overnight B2 +
handle it B1 +
hands are tied B2 +
head home B1 +
hear backwards B2 +
hold on B1 +
holding up B2 +
hollow point C1 +
How do you like that? B2 +
hurting over B2 +
hustling B2 +
ideal candidate B2 +
in agreement with B2 +
in my heart of hearts C1 +
in real time B2 +
initial B2 +
inside job B2 +
insist that B2 +
isolate your call from C1 +
It ain't personal B2 +
John Hancock C1 +
jumbos C1 +
keeps going like this B1 +
key players B2 +
kicking B1 +
laid up B2 +
lapping gently B2 +
let down B1 +
let me be emphatic C1 +
library card B1 +
lifting a grocery bag B1 +
list out at C1 +
listening to this fool B2 +
locked up B2 +
make a phone call A2 +
make sense B1 +
make straight C1 +
make the vehicle C1 +
managed to forget B2 +
mess you up B2 +
might as well B2 +
miss it B1 +
narrow it down B2 +
neat trick B2 +
Nicely done B1 +
no denying B2 +
not much came up B1 +
Not to brag B2 +
off the books B2 +
official record B2 +
on it good B2 +
on record B2 +
on the move B2 +
on the upside B2 +
one meet B2 +
out in the middle of nowhere B2 +
package B2 +
parley C1 +
passel C1 +
past the point of B2 +
pays to go with C1 +
PC C1 +
phones are dead B2 +
piddling C1 +
pin money on C1 +
pinpoint the origin B2 +
play me like that B2 +
playing me straight C1 +
polish up B2 +
pooled our money B2 +
potty trained B2 +
psychological bullshit things C1 +
pull off B2 +
pull you B2 +
pulled B2 +
pulling down B2 +
pump into C1 +
put a bounty on B2 +
put her back B2 +
put my faith in B2 +
put on his ass C1 +
putting a leash to the wind C2 +
putting you out B2 +
raise up B2 +
rat shot C1 +
re-up C1 +
reach B2 +
reflect poorly on B2 +
regular eight B2 +
represent the interests of B2 +
RICO C1 +
right away B1 +
right up the ass C2 +
ring out B2 +
rolling out B2 +
round-the-clock B2 +
run off B2 +
run out B2 +
run shit C1 +
running out of B1 +
running up in C1 +
saving up B1 +
search warrant B2 +
selling burns C1 +
send for a number B2 +
set it up B1 +
settle that beef C1 +
shagging leads C1 +
sharp B2 +
shitbird C2 +
shithole of a diner C1 +
sit-down B2 +
skulk around C1 +
slap you with insubordination C1 +
slinging bean pies C1 +
some time A2 +
sped up B2 +
spooked C1 +
sprawled C1 +
standing by B2 +
stay away B1 +
steady supply B2 +
sticking a pistol in a fiend's face C1 +
stir up B2 +
stir up the shit C1 +
subpoena C1 +
surveillance B2 +
surveillance to cover B2 +
surveillance van B2 +
tag number B2 +
take a scratch B2 +
take a shot B2 +
take contract money C1 +
take her out for a spin B2 +
take on B2 +
take out B2 +
take your black ass across C2 +
talk to this fool B2 +
That's what's up B2 +
the way to go B2 +
thieving B2 +
thingamajig B2 +
think long and hard B2 +
threw the phones B2 +
tight asses C1 +
tin cans and a string C1 +
to be truthful B2 +
took a go at C1 +
took over B2 +
totally cool B2 +
trace the call back to B2 +
track back B2 +
translate B2 +
trifle with C1 +
Turn the fucking radio down B1 +
union card B2 +
union racketeering C2 +
up and clocked C1 +
up on B2 +
up on his phone C1 +
vulnerable B2 +
wake the nuns B2 +
waterfront corruption C1 +
Welcome aboard B1 +
What the fuck C1 +
What the hell B2 +
What up B1 +
Where the fuck you going with this? C1 +
wiretap C1 +
wiretaps C1 +
Wouldn't come around unless I did B2 +
write what they saw B2 +
you know how it is B1 +

In "Storm Warnings," the tension in Baltimore escalates as various characters confront the fallout from their choices. The episode primarily focuses on the struggles of the dockworkers and the ongoing drug trade. The tension between the stevedores and the port authorities reaches a boiling point, especially as the workers grapple with the implications of a possible strike. Meanwhile, the police continue their investigation into the drug trade, with particular attention on the connections between the docks and the drug dealers. As the episode unfolds, viewers witness the intertwining lives of these characters, revealing how their fates are connected through the city’s social and economic struggles.

As the story progresses, conflicts deepen and unexpected alliances form. The dockworkers face the threat of losing their jobs, leading to desperation and anger, which fuels their desire for change. Simultaneously, the police confront the realities of their investigation, encountering obstacles that test their resolve. Key moments include the stevedores’ growing frustration with management and the police’s realization of the intricate relationships that govern the drug trade. As the storm of emotions and events begins to gather, viewers are left on the edge of their seats, anticipating how these conflicts will unfold in the face of mounting pressure from both the streets and the docks.

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