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The One With Christmas In Tulsa

На этой странице вы найдете обширный список английских слов из эпизода "Friends Сезон 9 Эпизод 10 Список Английских Слов", который соответствует уровню CEFR B1 и содержит 399 слов. Этот эпизод, "The One With Christmas In Tulsa", рассказывает о том, как Чендлер застревает в Талсе на работу во время праздников, в то время как его друзья отмечают Рождество в Нью-Йорке. Здесь вы можете не только изучить новый словарный запас, но и воспользоваться чтением отрывков и практикой разговорной речи с помощью ИИ, что поможет вам улучшить навыки английского языка.

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399 слов
A1
24
A2
116
B1
151
B2
66
C1
35
C2
7
a bit A2 +
a bunch of B1 +
a live one C1 +
a piece of paper A2 +
actuary C1 +
adultery C1 +
again A2 +
ago A2 +
all A1 +
all kinds of B1 +
All right everybody B1 +
alone A2 +
alright B1 +
amazing A2 +
apartment A2 +
are sitting A2 +
aside B2 +
Asked A2 +
at the same time A2 +
attached to B2 +
back A2 +
back and forth B2 +
back off B2 +
bad at this A1 +
bad enough B2 +
bag A2 +
beautiful A2 +
below B1 +
Besides B1 +
best Christmas present A2 +
big, fancy wedding B1 +
blah blargah A2 +
bodes well C1 +
bonus B2 +
book-keeper B2 +
borrowed B1 +
boss A2 +
bowl full of jelly B1 +
break B2 +
bring A2 +
bring back B1 +
but A1 +
By the way B1 +
café B1 +
called A2 +
can't wait B1 +
car A1 +
cardboard box A2 +
care a lot about B2 +
cat A1 +
Chandler's Office B1 +
cheer up B2 +
chest B1 +
Christmas A1 +
Christmas miracle B1 +
Christmas presents A2 +
Christmas-y C1 +
clears out B2 +
close B1 +
closer and closer B2 +
cola drink A2 +
colleague B1 +
college B1 +
Come on B1 +
concern B2 +
condom C1 +
conference room B2 +
conversation B1 +
copying machine B1 +
couch A2 +
could not stand B2 +
count of three B1 +
crap B2 +
deal B1 +
decorations A2 +
doing here A2 +
donation B1 +
done with that B2 +
down C1 +
dress up B1 +
drove A2 +
drunk A2 +
during the week A2 +
effectively C1 +
efficient B2 +
elves B1 +
enough B1 +
entitled C1 +
ere C2 +
exclaim B2 +
fair B1 +
falls out B2 +
fat girl name B2 +
feel bad B1 +
feel guilty B2 +
feeling A2 +
Festival of Lights B2 +
filed B2 +
finally A2 +
find A2 +
find 'em B1 +
finding A2 +
fire me B1 +
fired B1 +
flew A2 +
for Christmas A2 +
forget about B1 +
fun A2 +
future A2 +
garage A2 +
get back to work B1 +
get closer B1 +
get fired B1 +
get married B1 +
get to do B1 +
gets hold of B2 +
getting A2 +
getting gas B1 +
getting him excited B2 +
ghosted C1 +
girl A1 +
give back B1 +
giving out B2 +
Go home A1 +
go out B1 +
go over to B1 +
God's speed C1 +
gonna B1 +
gonna be A2 +
gonna happen B1 +
good night A1 +
good people A2 +
goofing around C1 +
Got ya B1 +
gotta B1 +
great A2 +
great idea B1 +
grip B2 +
grow old B1 +
guy at work B1 +
ham A2 +
hang out B1 +
Hanukkah B1 +
happen A2 +
happily B1 +
hard A2 +
have a little talk B1 +
have to A2 +
having sex C1 +
having trouble B1 +
he notices B1 +
head of the household B2 +
heard A2 +
hide B1 +
Ho, ho, ho! A1 +
holiday A2 +
Holiday Armadillo B2 +
holidays A2 +
honey B1 +
horrible B1 +
I just B1 +
I know that A2 +
I understand A2 +
I was checking out B2 +
I'll see you A2 +
I'm off to B1 +
idea A2 +
if A2 +
important A2 +
impresses B1 +
in order C1 +
in Tulsa B1 +
insurance company's B1 +
it's Christmas eve B1 +
It's just... B1 +
keep it B1 +
kept man C1 +
kick your ass C2 +
kidding B1 +
kids A2 +
kisser C1 +
kitty door B1 +
last but not least B2 +
leave A1 +
leave alone B1 +
leaving you A2 +
lemon lime B2 +
let A2 +
little A1 +
live A2 +
Look at that A2 +
look for A2 +
look with B1 +
looked up B1 +
looking for A2 +
losers B1 +
love A1 +
Maccabees C1 +
made at me C2 +
made in your name B2 +
made out B2 +
make passes at C1 +
making out B2 +
managed to B1 +
marriage B1 +
married A2 +
maybe A2 +
mean A2 +
mention A2 +
Merry Christmas A2 +
minx C2 +
miss A2 +
missed you A2 +
missy C1 +
motor oil B2 +
moving A2 +
Mr. Bing B1 +
Naah B1 +
naked B1 +
need A2 +
new car smell B2 +
new fangled C2 +
new year's day B1 +
new year's eve B1 +
nice person A2 +
not gonna go A2 +
not seeing you B1 +
okaaay B1 +
old buddy B1 +
on its collar B1 +
on the back of A2 +
on the other end B1 +
on three B1 +
only A2 +
open A2 +
original B1 +
out of sight B1 +
over to him B1 +
paperwork B1 +
paranoid C1 +
park A1 +
part-Jewish B2 +
people A1 +
pep-talk C1 +
perfect B1 +
pissed off C1 +
pleasure B2 +
presents A2 +
prettiest B1 +
pretty A1 +
pretty great B1 +
probably B1 +
proposed B2 +
pull off C1 +
put arms around B1 +
putting my foot down C1 +
quit B1 +
quit your job B1 +
ran through B2 +
realized B1 +
really want A2 +
really wants A2 +
regional B2 +
return A2 +
return it B1 +
ribbed C1 +
ride their bikes A2 +
right on the money C2 +
round the table B1 +
ruined B2 +
runner-up C1 +
safe to say C1 +
said hello A2 +
Santa A1 +
Santa Claus A2 +
Santa's lap A2 +
sat A2 +
save you time B2 +
Saw A2 +
Scene B1 +
scene change B2 +
Screw you C2 +
search B1 +
second A2 +
seductive C1 +
send home B1 +
sensed B1 +
sent A2 +
sentence A2 +
serious B1 +
sexy B1 +
shake my belly B1 +
should have talked B2 +
sing along B1 +
sleigh B1 +
smart A2 +
smell like B1 +
snowing A2 +
snowy A2 +
sole B2 +
something blue B1 +
something borrowed B1 +
something new B1 +
something old B1 +
song A2 +
speaker A2 +
special A2 +
speed B1 +
spend B1 +
spend time A2 +
spend time apart B2 +
spill the beans B2 +
sprang B2 +
staff/co-workers A2 +
stealing B1 +
step B1 +
steps away B1 +
stole B1 +
stop A2 +
stop talking B1 +
store A2 +
stuff A2 +
stumble upon B2 +
stupid job A2 +
sucks B2 +
surprise party B1 +
sweet-tooth C1 +
take a walk B1 +
taking advantage C1 +
talk about snow B1 +
team B1 +
technical B1 +
tell A2 +
term B2 +
terrible B1 +
That's right A2 +
the gang B2 +
the only one B1 +
there's no call for C1 +
they have A2 +
this huge tree B1 +
thistle C1 +
thought through B2 +
tie B1 +
timely C1 +
toilet seat covers B2 +
too much A2 +
traditional B1 +
trying A2 +
turned on B1 +
Turns out B2 +
twenty bucks B1 +
twin B2 +
typical B1 +
under the covers B2 +
under the weather B2 +
unfair B1 +
upwards B1 +
Vice President B2 +
wage earner B2 +
waist B1 +
walking around A2 +
wallet B1 +
wanna B1 +
wanna do A1 +
wanted A1 +
wedding B1 +
weird B1 +
What are you doing A1 +
what if B2 +
when A2 +
Where've you been B1 +
whistle A2 +
Why A1 +
wife A2 +
wily C1 +
win B1 +
wiper blades C1 +
wish B1 +
with your familys A2 +
work B1 +
working A1 +
working hard B1 +
worried B1 +
worry A2 +
worrying B1 +
wrecking B2 +
write A2 +
writing A2 +
wrong A2 +
y'know B1 +
Y'know what? B1 +
year A1 +
years A1 +
you can all call me B1 +
you guys A2 +
You know what A2 +
you'd rather be B2 +
your turn A2 +

In the episode "The One With Christmas In Tulsa," Chandler is stuck in Tulsa for work during the holiday season. While his friends celebrate Christmas in New York, he realizes he is the only one in his group who dislikes his job. This makes him reflect on previous Christmases spent with his friends and family through a series of nostalgic flashbacks. Chandler decides to send his team home for the holiday, but one employee, Wendy, stays behind. This situation makes Monica uneasy, as she worries about Chandler being alone with Wendy, who has her own intentions.

As the story unfolds, Chandler's conflict with his job intensifies when Wendy makes a romantic advance towards him. Despite the temptation, Chandler firmly rejects her, reaffirming his love for Monica. This moment leads him to question why he is not with his wife during Christmas. The flashbacks reveal the depth of his feelings for Monica and the joy they have shared in the past. Ultimately, Chandler realizes that he wants to be with Monica more than anything else. This realization prompts him to quit his job and rush back to New York, hoping to spend Christmas with her and rekindle their love during the holiday season.

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