Modern Family S1E6 คำศัพท์ภาษาอังกฤษ

Modern Family S1E6

Run for Your Wife

หน้าเรียนรู้ภาษาอังกฤษนี้นำเสนอรายการคำศัพท์จาก Modern Family ซีซัน 1 ตอน 6 ซึ่งชื่อว่า "Run for Your Wife" โดยในตอนนี้เรื่องราวของครอบครัว Dunphy และ Pritchett จะเกี่ยวพันกันในแบบที่เต็มไปด้วยความวุ่นวายและขำขัน คุณสามารถเข้าถึงรายการคำศัพท์ภาษาอังกฤษทั้งหมดจำนวน 187 คำ โดยมีระดับ CEFR ที่โดดเด่นอยู่ที่ B1 ซึ่งประกอบด้วยคำระดับ A2 จำนวน 21 คำ (11%), B1 จำนวน 88 คำ (47%), B2 จำนวน 61 คำ (33%), C1 จำนวน 15 คำ (8%), และ C2 จำนวน 2 คำ (1%) นอกจากนี้ยังมีการอ่านบทความและฝึกพูดด้วย AI เพื่อพัฒนาทักษะการใช้ภาษาอังกฤษของคุณอย่างมีประสิทธิภาพ

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187 คำ

address the elephant in the room C1

adept at B2

Am I straight? B2

anger B1

apology B1

are you kidding me B1

ascots C1

awesome B1

bad liar B1

barbecue B1

be fine without B1

be one with B2

blew the snap B2

blitzing C1

block out B2

book smart B1

Bring it in B1

brought dessert A2

buy me nice things B1

call you back A2

can never have too many B1

cancel with them B1

cannonball B1

care for B1

cashola C1

catch up on B1

check me out B1

climax B2

climb a rope B1

clumsy B1

coal digger B2

come up with B1

comfortable A2

coming over B1

corner routes C1

covered in B1

crazy A2

culture B1

curious B1

defensive B2

dig coal B2

dislike B1

does not look good wet B2

double question to prove a point C1

double tight end C1

dramatically B2

dresses like a count B2

elitist of you C1

embarrassed B1

embarrassing B1

end zone B2

ended A2

feels terrible B1

fell off a mud flap C2

field goal B1

find out A2

For God's sake B1

forgive B1

fought back B1

fumble B2

Game's on B1

get off the phone B1

get together B1

gets his fire B2

gets his head stuck B1

gettable C1

getting along A2

getting used to B1

give back B1

give me a break B1

go a really long time without blinking B2

go for B1

gold digger B1

good enough for B1

Good to see you A2

got a few things B1

got in a fight B1

group hug B1

hand placement B2

happen to believe B2

has a problem with B1

home pickle making B1

homophobic B2

How exactly is she your girl? B2

How you doing? A2

Huddle up B2

in light of B2

in my head B2

interest B1

jagged scissors B2

jump in B1

jumped on B1

Just started A2

kick and punch B1

kick in a door B2

kind of a lot of drama B2

kit and caboodle C1

knuckleheads B2

Let me guess B1

lifting me off the ground B2

linebackers B2

look at guys A2

looking forward to it A2

lowballed C1

lumpy rug B2

made fun of B1

make pie A2

make that face B1

make this a bigger deal B1

mature of you B2

mature young men B2

menace B2

musical-theater fan B1

name-calling B1

necessary B1

needs a little time B1

nice going B1

not accepted B1

offensive B2

oldest trick in the book B2

open yourself up to B2

over time B1

pageantry C1

part of the problem B1

part of the solution B1

pass rush B2

patched things up B2

pick up B1

pissed B2

powerful stuff B2

pretending to enjoy B1

proper forum B2

protective of B2

pull you in B1

quarterback roll-out C1

ready to go A2

referee B1

respect the process B2

roustabouts C1

ruining gay for me C2

sack of pickles B1

scientific mind B2

scored B1

scoring a touchdown B1

seduce B2

sexually attracted B2

shoving B1

showing a house B1

sit on your chest B2

sitting on B1

slept on it funny B2

slot B2

smoking hot B2

snap the damn thing B1

spend some time A2

spike B2

starting offensive lineman B2

street smart B1

studying up B2

such a girl B1

suddenly B1

surprise A2

sweep it under the rug B2

sweep things under the rug B2

take a deep breath A2

take them away B1

taking a risk B1

taking baby steps B2

talk it out B1

teaching moment B2

team mascots B1

tension B2

that's not like you B1

thirst for knowledge B2

touchdown B1

touchy B2

tripping hazard B1

trust me A2

truth A2

was golden C1

we're torn B2

weird guys B1

weird one B1

welcome A2

work out B1

work this out B1

worried about A2

In "Run for Your Wife," the sixth episode of Modern Family's first season, the lives of the Dunphy and Pritchett families intertwine in a chaotic and humorous way. The episode is centered around Phil Dunphy, who decides to run in a charity race to impress his wife, Claire. Meanwhile, Jay Pritchett and his wife, Gloria, face their own challenges when Jay's son, Mitchell, and his partner, Cameron, offer to help prepare for the race. This episode showcases the family members' different approaches to competition and support, leading to a series of funny and unexpected moments.

As the race day approaches, tensions rise. Phil becomes overly competitive, trying to train and win, while Claire is more focused on the fun of the event. Jay's parenting style clashes with Cameron's more emotional approach, creating misunderstandings. The comedy reaches its peak when the race begins, with each character facing their personal hurdles. Phil's determination leads to a surprising outcome, while Jay learns something valuable about family support. The episode wraps up with a heartwarming message about teamwork and love, leaving viewers entertained and thoughtful.