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Suits S2E15

Normandy

Esta página oferece uma rica lista de vocabulário em inglês baseada no episódio "Normandy", que é o décimo quinto da segunda temporada de "Suits", onde a tensão aumenta enquanto Harvey Specter e Mike Ross enfrentam novos desafios profissionais. Aqui, você encontrará uma lista de 356 palavras, com um nível dominado de CEFR B2, que inclui 12 palavras A2, 85 palavras B1, 168 palavras B2, 80 palavras C1 e 11 palavras C2. Além de explorar a lista de vocabulário, você pode praticar a leitura e até mesmo utilizar a prática de fala com inteligência artificial para aprimorar suas habilidades em inglês.

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356 palavras
A2
12
B1
85
B2
168
C1
80
C2
11
a great read B2 +
a pleasure B1 +
a spot of tea B2 +
a sure thing B2 +
accept employment B2 +
access to B1 +
accompanying us B2 +
accusing me of B2 +
acutely aware C1 +
afraid of A2 +
allegations B2 +
any way you slice it C1 +
applied for B1 +
assigned B2 +
at the expense of B2 +
attorney of record C1 +
authority on right and wrong C1 +
bachelor auction B2 +
baiting B2 +
bankroll C1 +
beat me last time B1 +
bet your ass C1 +
beyond the pale C1 +
bit this off B2 +
bite down B2 +
bleed you dry C1 +
bleeding B2 +
blubbered over C1 +
bone of contention C1 +
breaching confidentiality C1 +
break privilege C1 +
break the law B1 +
bribed B2 +
bringing the guns C2 +
call it a day B1 +
can't afford B1 +
can't get around B2 +
can't stand B1 +
capitulating C1 +
casualty B2 +
catalogued B2 +
catch this guy in a lie B2 +
change of plan B1 +
changed the course of history C1 +
clear choice B1 +
client meeting B1 +
close B2 +
cold feet B2 +
collateral damage C1 +
color the professional C1 +
combined B2 +
combined legal action C1 +
come to things on your own C1 +
concierge B2 +
consolidating resources C1 +
cook A2 +
corporate minutes B2 +
couldn't have come at a better time B2 +
count on B1 +
counterfeit B2 +
crimson B2 +
crossed the pond B2 +
damaged goods B2 +
deal with B1 +
deep pockets B2 +
deep-pocketed C1 +
deliver a huge win B2 +
demand a rematch B2 +
deposing C1 +
deposition C1 +
detonation C1 +
dibs on B2 +
didn't get in B1 +
direct approach B2 +
discriminating against B2 +
dispatched B2 +
distinct displeasure C1 +
distrust B2 +
diverted B2 +
do me a favor B1 +
doesn't make any sense B1 +
don't feel like dealing B1 +
don't give a shit C1 +
drag him in B2 +
dropped a grenade C2 +
dying to go B2 +
embezzlement C1 +
end up with B1 +
eternally in your debt C1 +
Excuse me? A2 +
farm out C1 +
fast track B2 +
fill me in B2 +
find out A2 +
finishes her coffee break B1 +
fire me B1 +
fired B1 +
first year B1 +
flattered by what you did B2 +
flush B2 +
fool me B1 +
for a sec B1 +
for much longer B1 +
framing your argument C1 +
friendly adversaries C1 +
gender-discrimination B2 +
get in B1 +
Get it done B1 +
get my name on the door C1 +
get out of your way B1 +
get over B1 +
get over it B1 +
get over yourself B2 +
get the business out of the way B2 +
get the hell out B2 +
get you out of B2 +
getting a call from A2 +
getting yourself into B2 +
give it a shot B1 +
given notice B2 +
glad you could make it B1 +
go after B1 +
go off B1 +
going off B1 +
going through everything B2 +
good enough B1 +
got 100% faith in you B2 +
got an answer for everything B2 +
got to get it to B1 +
had a crush on me B1 +
had a thought B1 +
hang our clients out to dry C1 +
hard truth B2 +
have a problem with B1 +
have any qualms C1 +
have at you C2 +
hear about it B1 +
help with her homework A2 +
here's to B2 +
hiring me to protect B2 +
hot-mic footage C1 +
I don't understand A2 +
I don't want to hear it B1 +
I get it B1 +
I will not have it B2 +
if it isn't B2 +
in bed together C1 +
in luck B1 +
in my altogether C2 +
in question B2 +
in the meantime B1 +
in the same boat B2 +
in your favor B2 +
inadmissible C1 +
inherently inferior C1 +
invasion points B2 +
Is there something wrong? A2 +
join forces B2 +
joust C2 +
jumped the gun C1 +
just in time B1 +
just occurred to me B2 +
key to everything B2 +
kicked back B2 +
killed it B2 +
knight in shining armor C1 +
knock out B2 +
launch an attack B2 +
lead the deposition C1 +
Lear envy C2 +
let down B1 +
let go B2 +
let you win B1 +
lied to you B1 +
line of credit B2 +
line up B2 +
litigate C1 +
long fuse C1 +
look like a fool B2 +
lose World War II C1 +
made me look the fool C1 +
made us both look like fools B2 +
Magna cum laude C1 +
make a copy B1 +
make damn sure C1 +
makes a mean bullshit pie C2 +
managed to find B2 +
managing partner B2 +
may well be B2 +
merger B2 +
metaphor B2 +
Might I inquire C1 +
misplaced B2 +
more to the point B2 +
named defendant C1 +
need to chew B2 +
no matter what B1 +
no more bullshit B2 +
noble B2 +
none of my business B1 +
not getting it B2 +
not personal B1 +
obliterated it C1 +
oddly enough B2 +
of child-bearing age B2 +
offered a chance B1 +
on all fronts B2 +
on my way to B1 +
on schedule B1 +
on the same team B1 +
otherwise known as B2 +
out loud B1 +
out of the doghouse C1 +
outgunned C1 +
outside the scope B2 +
overly ambitious B2 +
overreacted B2 +
overwhelm B2 +
overworked B2 +
part of the record B2 +
personal account B2 +
personnel files B2 +
phrased it B2 +
pissed B2 +
pissed about B2 +
pissed off B2 +
play good cop B2 +
pop in B2 +
popped straight over B2 +
positions of power B2 +
promotes B1 +
proof B1 +
prove a pattern C1 +
provincial C1 +
puff myself up C1 +
pull a resume from the stack B2 +
pulls that fifth-year crap C1 +
pursued B2 +
pussy C2 +
put a face to B2 +
put everything that he had into B2 +
put it inside the scope B2 +
put my reputation on the line C1 +
put my toe over the line C1 +
put that on pause B2 +
put the deal through B2 +
quad shot B1 +
raised my ire C2 +
raking them in B2 +
reap what you've sowed C1 +
recommendation B1 +
rectify C1 +
referring to B1 +
reject pile B2 +
rejected B1 +
relied upon B2 +
reminds me B1 +
rendered you unable C1 +
respond to B1 +
respond to strength, not weakness C1 +
review this B1 +
right a wrong C1 +
right what is wrong C1 +
road trip B1 +
rock, paper, scissors A2 +
Rome wasn't built in a day B2 +
round up B2 +
run into B1 +
running the show B2 +
say the same B1 +
screw with C1 +
sentencing hearing C1 +
separate entities C1 +
shortcut B1 +
side benefit B2 +
signing the checks B2 +
sitting in the copy machine B2 +
skew the results C1 +
skewed C1 +
sleeping with B2 +
slight complication B2 +
smoking gun C1 +
smoking hot B2 +
social security number B1 +
stand a chance B2 +
start now A2 +
state of the union B2 +
steal a page from your book C1 +
stealing someone's work B2 +
step it up a notch B2 +
stodgy C1 +
stole B1 +
stole my discovery B2 +
subpoena C1 +
suck B2 +
sue B2 +
suffered the slings and arrows of outrageous wrongness C2 +
Summa cum laude C1 +
surrender B2 +
sway me against B2 +
sway you for B2 +
sweetpants C2 +
take a backseat B2 +
take care of B1 +
take care of it B1 +
take credit B2 +
take four coffee breaks B1 +
take it personally B2 +
take me up on my offer B2 +
take stock of B2 +
take the lead B2 +
takes over B2 +
taking a cut B2 +
taking candy from a little Harvard baby B2 +
taking everything so personally B2 +
taking the lead B2 +
taking you up on your offer B2 +
tale of woe C1 +
tapped out B2 +
team player B1 +
the full story B2 +
the hard way B2 +
the last I checked B2 +
the waiting is hard B1 +
the whole story B2 +
the whole time B1 +
there's no harm in asking B1 +
this should be fun B1 +
took it out on B2 +
took the plunge B2 +
turbulence B2 +
turned into a strategy B2 +
turns out B1 +
ulterior motive B2 +
unacceptable B2 +
uncivilized hours C1 +
undo B2 +
unprofessionally B2 +
up-to-date B1 +
venture B2 +
victim to B2 +
walked right into it B2 +
were wronged B2 +
what do you got A2 +
what the hell's really going on B2 +
What's the matter with you? B1 +
wild-goose chase C1 +
will not be denied C1 +
with conviction B2 +
worthy of B2 +
worthy of being a name partner C1 +
Yep A2 +
you don't know the half C1 +
You got me B2 +
You have no idea B1 +
your name on the door C1 +

In "Normandy," the fifteenth episode of the second season of "Suits," the tension escalates as Harvey Specter and Mike Ross face new challenges in their professional lives. The episode revolves around Harvey’s fierce battle to secure a significant win for a high-profile client while simultaneously managing the fallout from his complicated relationship with Jessica Pearson. Meanwhile, Mike is dealing with the repercussions of his secret regarding his lack of a law degree, which continues to haunt him as he strives to prove his worth at the firm. As the stakes rise, both characters must navigate the intricate dynamics of their personal and professional relationships, leading to moments of both vulnerability and strength. As the episode unfolds, the conflicts intensify, revealing the characters' motivations and fears. Harvey confronts not only his own ambitions but also the expectations placed upon him by Jessica, leading to a critical turning point in their partnership. Mike, on the other hand, finds himself at a crossroads as he grapples with his identity and the ethical dilemmas of his position. The tension comes to a head when the consequences of their decisions force both men to reconsider their paths. Key moments highlight the struggle for redemption and success, showcasing the pressures of the legal world and the personal sacrifices that come with it. The episode captures the essence of ambition, loyalty, and the quest for integrity, setting the stage for further developments in the series.

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