How I Met Your Mother S9E4 Vocabulário em Inglês

How I Met Your Mother S9E4

The Broken Code

Nesta página, você encontrará uma lista de vocabulário em inglês relacionada ao episódio "The Broken Code," da nona temporada de "How I Met Your Mother." Com um total de 137 palavras, essa lista é ideal para aprimorar seu conhecimento da língua inglesa, especialmente se você está no nível B1 do CEFR. Durante o episódio, os personagens enfrentam desafios em seus relacionamentos, e por isso, você pode usar esta lista para entender melhor as nuances do diálogo. Além disso, oferecemos práticas de leitura e exercícios de fala com IA, que complementarão sua aprendizagem e ajudarão a fixar o vocabulário aprendido.

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137 words

abiding C1

air that out B2

all in B2

annoying B1

approached B1

back off B1

banging B2

bangs B1

batty C1

be yourself B1

best man A2

bitch C1

bluff B2

bluffing B2

blushing bride B2

body pillow B1

boo-hoo B1

break the Bro Code B2

bro to bro B1

broke the Bro Code B1

broke up B1

bros before ho's C1

brunch B1

calls dibs B2

carpet-bombed C1

comforting B1

compensate B2

consumed with B2

cooped up B2

crappy B2

cry about it A2

crying chick B1

damn it B2

decree C1

digress C1

donkeys B2

dressed up A2

dressing up B1

drop it B2

dropping the ball B2

dry board C1

dungeon B1

environs C1

expressly stated C1

Face it B1

feelings B1

filibustering C2

fold B2

frozen B1

gander C1

get along with B1

giving off the wrong vibe B2

go away B1

going off without a hitch B2

going through B2

gonna A2

handwrote B2

holding hands A2

hooking B2

hoot B2

How dare you B2

huge B1

impartial C1

in forever B1

inject B2

intertwined C1

jeopardizes B2

kill me B1

knocking it out of the park B2

launch into C1

life transition C1

limping in C1

made up B1

messed up B1

metabolism B2

midnight snack B1

moose down C1

move on B1

muck city C1

no harm in B1

off limits B2

off switch B2

off to B1

on all fours B2

on it B1

one-shot power play C1

painstakingly C1

parse C2

pissed off C1

pre-flop C1

pretending B1

psycho B2

put her to sleep B1

put some time into B1

quite the hit B2

rags B2

raise B1

recreate B2

rehearsal dinner B1

render a decision C1

rental car A2

resolve B2

ridiculous B1

sandbag C1

sassy gossip B2

say no more B1

Self-five B1

sensitive B1

settle this B2

show you how it's done B2

shutting off B1

slight hitch B1

slut alert C2

strangle B2

stuck B1

take a dump B2

take a page out of your playbook C1

taking it out on you B2

target B2

thorough B2

threw B1

too bad B1

trace its lineage C2

track her down B2

try harder B1

turn 'em off B1

upgrade B1

violation B2

wake up A2

weak ass B2

weird B1

weird moment B1

what is it with you B1

whining B1

wind up B2

with gusto C1

wizard B2

In "The Broken Code," the fourth episode of the ninth season of "How I Met Your Mother," the main characters face various challenges in their relationships. Ted is dealing with a difficult situation involving his friends and their romantic lives, particularly with Robin and Barney. Meanwhile, Marshall and Lily are preparing for the arrival of their baby, but Marshall struggles with his responsibilities. The episode explores themes of friendship, loyalty, and the complexities of love as the group tries to navigate their lives together during this important time.

As the story unfolds, tension arises when Ted discovers that Barney has broken a significant code of friendship, leading to a confrontation between the two. Ted feels betrayed, and this causes a rift in their relationship. At the same time, Marshall is anxious about becoming a father and worries about how he will manage his new responsibilities. Lily, trying to support him, finds herself caught between her desire for a family and the challenges that come with it. The episode is filled with humor and heartfelt moments as the characters confront their issues, leading to important realizations about what it means to be a true friend and partner.