Young Sheldon S6E20 Angielskie Słownictwo

Young Sheldon S6E20

German for Beginners and a Crazy Old Man with a Bat

Na tej stronie znajdziesz bogaty zasób materiałów do nauki angielskiego, w tym Young Sheldon Sezon 6 Odcinek 20 Lista Słownictwa Angielskiego, która zawiera 120 słów na poziomie B1. W odcinku "German for Beginners and a Crazy Old Man with a Bat" Sheldon decyduje się nauczyć niemieckiego, co stanowi doskonały kontekst do przyswajania nowego słownictwa. Oprócz listy słów, oferujemy również interaktywne ćwiczenia z AI do praktyki mówienia oraz interesujący tekst do przeczytania, co czyni naukę bardziej angażującą. Nasza lista słownictwa jest zróżnicowana, z 5 słowami na poziomie A2, 50 na poziomie B1, 49 na poziomie B2 i 16 na poziomie C1, co zapewnia kompleksowy rozwój językowy.

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120 słowa

about to change B1

adjourned C1

ain't that a coincidence B2

approximate a stein C1

at the forefront C1

Auf Wiedersehen B1

babying B2

backyard's clear B1

beloved B2

better to be safe than sorry B2

black and white A2

boom box B1

boon C1

bounce B1

boy howdy C1

brought science to the masses C1

bust B2

busted B1

call in a big favor B2

came through B2

can't take no for an answer B2

casing the place C1

collection plate B1

come again B1

come into some money B2

come off well B2

cover our expenses B2

crappier B2

damn straight B2

danke B1

deterrent C1

duck B1

dust for fingerprints B2

emotionally complex C1

endorsed B2

faculty lounge B1

fading B2

figure this out B1

file a report B1

followed us home B1

freaked B2

get a move on B2

get caught B1

get you in B1

getaway car B2

good china B2

good point B1

got a little fire in the valley C1

got him B1

had our differences B2

half a pack B1

hanging around B1

harassing B2

have in mind B1

having any luck B1

hear me out B1

heroes B1

in utero C1

inside job B2

intimidating B2

it ain't my fault B1

jimmied C1

learner's permit B1

lends itself to B2

let me get dressed A2

letting go B1

license plate B1

lock up B1

looking after B1

lucky break B2

make a fortune B2

masterminds C1

mess with B2

miss out B1

money making money B2

nature's alarm system B2

nixed C1

not for sale B1

off-duty cop B2

on the bright side B2

one-way ticket B1

passed away B1

passed the hat B2

pickup truck A2

play my cards right B2

presenting a paper B2

prestigious B2

raise money B1

raising money B1

rascal B2

reached out to B2

revolutionary B2

right next door A2

ripped you off B2

saved up B1

scared them off B1

scrimping and saving B2

setting B1

show of hands B1

shut you down B2

slip it in B2

smoking gun C1

sneaking around B1

sneaking out B1

spill mustard on themselves B1

stick with B1

suspicious B1

thrilled B1

told the congregation B2

top off B2

tough-love B2

track down B2

tracking down B2

tremendous B2

trepidation C1

turn the lights off A2

turned out fine B1

weird B1

yard sale B1

you deserve this B1

In the episode "German for Beginners and a Crazy Old Man with a Bat," Sheldon Cooper decides to learn German. He thinks it will help him in school and make him smarter. Meanwhile, his family and friends react to this new interest. They support him, but some find it funny. In another storyline, Sheldon meets an old man who acts strangely and has a bat. This old man is very different from the people Sheldon is used to, and he becomes curious about him.

As the story develops, Sheldon faces challenges while learning German. He struggles with the language but remains determined. The old man with the bat causes trouble in the neighborhood, and this worries Sheldon and his family. They try to understand why he acts the way he does. In the end, Sheldon learns valuable lessons about friendship and the importance of understanding others, even those who seem crazy at first. The episode is funny and heartwarming, showing how Sheldon's curiosity leads to new adventures.