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Suits S2E11

Blind-Sided

Esta página é um recurso valioso para quem deseja aprimorar seu inglês, oferecendo uma Lista de Vocabulário em Inglês relacionada ao episódio "Blind-Sided", da segunda temporada de Suits. Com um total de 362 palavras, a lista é composta principalmente por termos do nível B2, além de incluir palavras dos níveis A2 (4%), B1 (34%), C1 (15%) e C2 (1%). Aqui, você pode explorar vocabulários essenciais que aparecem enquanto a firma enfrenta desafios internos e externos, e também aproveitar práticas de leitura e exercícios de fala com inteligência artificial para melhorar sua fluência.

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362 palavras
A2
15
B1
124
B2
167
C1
53
C2
3
a little much B2 +
above all that C1 +
accoutrement C2 +
agenda B2 +
agreed to a bribe C1 +
agreed to it B1 +
all aboard B2 +
aphrodisiac C1 +
art school dropout B2 +
as high as B1 +
ask my permission B1 +
attorney-client privilege C1 +
backs the story up B2 +
baller C1 +
be exposed B2 +
be honest with B1 +
beat any salary B2 +
beat it B2 +
been through a lot B2 +
been where you are B2 +
behind my back B2 +
believe it or not B1 +
big, bad wolf B2 +
blame you B1 +
boo-boo B1 +
brain bleed C1 +
break privilege C1 +
break up with B1 +
bribe B2 +
bribed B2 +
buyout C1 +
came out of nowhere B2 +
came through B1 +
can't be undone B2 +
can't wait to B1 +
career jump B2 +
cause headaches B2 +
causes me enough headaches B2 +
celebrating going back B1 +
changes everything B1 +
chat B1 +
check up on B1 +
clean yourself up B1 +
clerked B2 +
close her B2 +
close the shit out of C1 +
come down here B1 +
come on A2 +
come over A2 +
comes out B1 +
comes to light B2 +
comes to trial B2 +
community service B1 +
consulting services B2 +
contributory negligence C1 +
coroner's report B2 +
corporate litigation C1 +
could have been so much worse B1 +
couldn't have been harder to see B2 +
Couldn't wait B1 +
courtesy B2 +
cover the costs B1 +
cross a line B2 +
cryptic C1 +
cutesy your way out of it C1 +
deal with this B1 +
deal's done B2 +
deem appropriate C1 +
deny it B1 +
desirable B2 +
devastated B2 +
did you a favor B1 +
dismissal B2 +
dismissed B2 +
do you a favor B1 +
doing the right thing B1 +
done deal B2 +
double date B1 +
drive up to B1 +
driving under the influence B2 +
dropped her off B1 +
drove away A2 +
DUI B2 +
ends one way B2 +
entitled to B2 +
extend some professional courtesy C1 +
extending B2 +
fair plea B2 +
feel relief B1 +
felony hit-and-run C1 +
figure of speech B2 +
figure out B1 +
filled B1 +
find out about B1 +
first-year associate B2 +
fix anything B1 +
fleeing a crime scene B2 +
fleeing the scene B2 +
fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice C1 +
for a fact B2 +
for your information B1 +
formally accept B2 +
freaked out B2 +
front-runner B2 +
funeral costs B2 +
get back in town B1 +
get high B2 +
get high all the time B1 +
get into your pants C1 +
get it through your goddamn head C1 +
get my shit together C1 +
get one thing clear B2 +
get over it B1 +
get tested B1 +
get the better of you C1 +
get the paperwork started B2 +
get your shit together C1 +
getting high B1 +
gift that keeps on giving C1 +
give a shit B2 +
give anyone else shit B2 +
give us a minute B1 +
glowing letters of recommendation C1 +
go ahead A2 +
go away with B1 +
go on a date A2 +
go over there A2 +
go ten B2 +
go through B1 +
go way back B2 +
go well A2 +
goes to trial B2 +
going back to that well again C1 +
goody-goody B2 +
Got busted for possession B2 +
got into you B2 +
got out of prison B1 +
grief comes in stages B2 +
had a lot to drink B1 +
had an affair B2 +
had it up to here C1 +
had my hands full B2 +
handle it B1 +
happily married B1 +
has a job to do B1 +
have no recollection B2 +
have the ability to B1 +
have the lock on C1 +
have the nerve to B2 +
held responsible B2 +
high B2 +
hinges on B2 +
hiring freeze B2 +
hit on me B2 +
hit someone B1 +
hold a wake B2 +
hooded sweatshirt B1 +
How could you not tell us B1 +
how much my parents' lives were worth B2 +
huge problem B1 +
I don't want to hear it B1 +
I have to have you B1 +
I was high B1 +
I'm a machine B2 +
I've been where these people are B2 +
impress B1 +
impresses me B2 +
in a position of power B2 +
in favor of B1 +
in harm's way B2 +
in order B1 +
in the least B2 +
in time for B1 +
insist on B1 +
instituting a hiring freeze C1 +
insurance policy B2 +
interview for shit C1 +
it's over A2 +
jumped the gun C1 +
kept what I told you to yourself B2 +
kick someone's ass B2 +
kicked you in the stomach B2 +
kiss her good night B1 +
kiss me good night B1 +
laid eyes on B2 +
lead to B1 +
leads us to B1 +
let him hire B1 +
let it go B1 +
let me be clear B2 +
Let me get this straight B2 +
let you down B1 +
life was over B1 +
line up B2 +
little miss perfect B2 +
live with it B2 +
live with yourself B2 +
look forward to B1 +
look in the mirror B2 +
look like a fool B1 +
mad at B1 +
mad at me B1 +
make an offer B1 +
make it go away B1 +
make up for B1 +
make you feel better B1 +
makes me sick B2 +
making my life miserable B2 +
married B1 +
merger C1 +
messenger B1 +
might not want to hear this B1 +
mind's on something else B1 +
misrepresented C1 +
missed your calling B2 +
model citizen B2 +
move me B2 +
need a minute alone B1 +
negotiated a settlement B2 +
no coming back B2 +
no different than B1 +
no secret B1 +
no way out B2 +
nobody knows everybody B1 +
not gonna make it B2 +
not think twice B2 +
offered me B1 +
on a silver platter B2 +
on its way B1 +
on my way A2 +
on pins and needles B2 +
on the clock B2 +
on the defensive B2 +
on the wrong side B2 +
onboard B2 +
out of curiosity B1 +
passed away B1 +
passed on B1 +
pay off B1 +
perks B2 +
piece of shit B2 +
planted the CM memo C1 +
plea agreement B2 +
plea deal B2 +
plead to B2 +
plows into C1 +
point out B1 +
police report B1 +
pretty sure B1 +
privileged B2 +
promotion B1 +
punctuality B1 +
pussies C2 +
put a bullet in your brain C1 +
put a word in with B2 +
put him on the stand B2 +
put it in writing B2 +
put my reputation on the line C1 +
put someone away B2 +
put the personal into it C1 +
put you in this situation B2 +
read you wrong B2 +
rectifying C1 +
regardless of B2 +
regroup B2 +
reschedule B1 +
rescind C1 +
rescind it C1 +
rescind the offer C1 +
resume control B2 +
retain her position B2 +
right and wrong B1 +
ring a bell B2 +
ringing any bells B2 +
rip the band-aid off B2 +
risk your son's life on that B2 +
robbing the cradle C1 +
rocket to my ears C1 +
run circles around C1 +
run into the arms of B2 +
run-in B2 +
rushed right out B1 +
sad fact B1 +
safe word B2 +
said not to B1 +
scraped the floor B2 +
screwed B2 +
second choice B1 +
secretary of his class B1 +
self-destruct B2 +
sell out B2 +
send you packing C1 +
senior partner B2 +
set you off B2 +
settle with B2 +
settled a case B2 +
sex appeal B2 +
sexual prowess C1 +
show me your work B1 +
sign the plea offer B2 +
sign this B1 +
signing bonus B2 +
sit down A2 +
sit this one out B2 +
sixth-grade math B1 +
sleep at night B1 +
sleep together B1 +
slipping B2 +
snafu C1 +
sound disappointed B1 +
standing offers B2 +
started without you B1 +
starting without me B1 +
starts on Monday A2 +
stellar candidate B2 +
stick it to B2 +
stick it to them C1 +
stoned B2 +
stop him A2 +
strictly speaking B2 +
submit a formal offer B2 +
submit this deal B2 +
tagging B2 +
take advantage of B1 +
take cases B2 +
take down B2 +
take me out B2 +
taking the personal out of it C1 +
tell the same story B1 +
telling the truth A2 +
testing me B1 +
that bad B1 +
to blame B1 +
to the second B2 +
took me in B2 +
took someone's life B2 +
tour again B1 +
toy with B2 +
trace B2 +
turn himself in B2 +
turned himself in B2 +
turned you away B2 +
under these circumstances B2 +
understand each other B1 +
violated privilege C1 +
wake up A2 +
walk 'em through B2 +
walking away B1 +
waltzing into C1 +
want a part of it B2 +
wasn't even close B1 +
Water off a snail's back C2 +
we're done B1 +
well played B2 +
went after him B2 +
What's the matter A2 +
when the chips were down C1 +
wrap this up B1 +
wrong B1 +
you bet your ass C1 +
you got to be kidding me B1 +
You're not the man I thought you were B2 +

In "Blind-Sided," the eleventh episode of Suits' second season, the stakes are higher than ever as the firm faces internal and external challenges that threaten its stability. Harvey Specter, a senior partner known for his sharp wit and ambition, is caught off guard by the unexpected arrival of a new client. Meanwhile, Mike Ross, Harvey's associate with a photographic memory, finds himself grappling with his own dilemmas as he tries to balance his loyalty to Harvey with his growing feelings for Rachel, a paralegal. As tensions rise, the episode showcases the intricate relationships and power dynamics within the firm, highlighting the personal and professional conflicts that drive the characters forward. As the episode unfolds, Harvey and Mike confront a powerful opponent in court, leading to intense moments that test their partnership. The pressure mounts when they discover that their adversary has a hidden agenda, forcing them to rethink their strategy. Meanwhile, Rachel faces her own challenges as she navigates her feelings for Mike, caught between her attraction to him and her desire for a stable relationship. This emotional conflict adds depth to the storyline, showcasing the characters' vulnerabilities. The episode culminates in a dramatic courtroom showdown, where alliances are tested, and unexpected revelations change the course of their lives. Ultimately, "Blind-Sided" serves as a pivotal moment for the characters, setting the stage for future developments and deepening the viewer's investment in their journeys.

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