Suits ซีซัน 2 ตอน 13 รายการคำศัพท์ภาษาอังกฤษ

Suits S2E13

Zane vs Zane

ในหน้านี้ คุณจะพบกับรายการคำศัพท์ภาษาอังกฤษจาก "Suits ซีซัน 2 ตอน 13" ที่มีคำศัพท์ทั้งหมด 365 คำ โดยคำศัพท์เหล่านี้มีระดับ CEFR ที่โดดเด่นคือ B2 ซึ่งเหมาะสำหรับผู้เรียนที่ต้องการพัฒนาทักษะด้านภาษาอังกฤษอย่างมีประสิทธิภาพ ในตอน "Zane vs Zane" ความตึงเครียดเกิดขึ้นที่ Pearson Hardman ขณะที่ Harvey Specter และ Mike Ross ต้องเผชิญกับการต่อสู้ทางกฎหมายที่มีเดิมพันสูง คุณสามารถใช้รายการคำศัพท์เพื่อฝึกอ่านและทำความเข้าใจบริบทของตอนนี้ รวมถึงการฝึกพูดผ่าน AI เพื่อเพิ่มความมั่นใจในการใช้ภาษาอังกฤษของคุณต่อไป

365 คำ
A2
4
B1
99
B2
184
C1
68
C2
10
a crock of shit C2 +
a dick C1 +
a way out B1 +
accosted me C1 +
accusing me of B2 +
aim lower B2 +
all rise B1 +
apologize for any misunderstanding B2 +
as a class B2 +
ask me to do something B1 +
assaulting B2 +
asshole C1 +
baboon B2 +
babysitter B1 +
bad boy B1 +
bad faith C1 +
badgering C1 +
bailed B2 +
be lucky to B1 +
be that as it may C1 +
beat yourself up B2 +
beg for help B2 +
below the belt B2 +
betray B2 +
big, fat check B2 +
blame the ball B2 +
bought with B1 +
brawl B2 +
break out B2 +
broadcast B2 +
buffoon C1 +
bullshit B2 +
bust it wide open C1 +
busted up into C1 +
by accident B1 +
call a truce B2 +
call off B2 +
caved B2 +
change my mind B1 +
charged with B2 +
checkbook B1 +
chess master B2 +
chosen field B2 +
circling B2 +
civil war B2 +
closed-off room B1 +
coded language C1 +
coincidence B1 +
come crying to me B2 +
comes full throttle C1 +
concealed weapon B2 +
condolences B2 +
confirmed B2 +
conflict of interest B2 +
connect with B2 +
cornish hen B2 +
count to five A2 +
court reporter B2 +
crawl back B2 +
cripple B2 +
crumpled paper B1 +
cut 'em off at the knees C1 +
cut him off at the knees C1 +
cut off at the knees C1 +
damn well please C1 +
dealing with B1 +
Death by a thousand cuts C2 +
decertify C1 +
defense B1 +
deposition B2 +
deserved it more B2 +
didn't look a day under B2 +
disciplined B2 +
discrepancies between B2 +
drain your resources B2 +
drop a deuce C2 +
drop this case B2 +
dropping the case B2 +
due to the fact that B2 +
eager B2 +
end up B1 +
eviscerate C2 +
excuses don't win championships C1 +
expressing B1 +
falling apart B1 +
farm out C1 +
fend off B2 +
fight B1 +
fight off B2 +
figured B1 +
fine B1 +
first chair C1 +
fit right in B1 +
foie gras C1 +
fold like a house of cards C1 +
fondly B2 +
forced to B1 +
forgive with grace B2 +
forgiving mood B2 +
fortitude C1 +
frame me for murder C1 +
framed me B2 +
from whence C2 +
gender discrimination B2 +
gender-discrimination B2 +
gender-discrimination suit C1 +
get back up B1 +
get it B1 +
get it over with B2 +
get off it B2 +
get out of this one B2 +
get rid of B1 +
get to it B1 +
getting stuck with B2 +
give a shit about C1 +
give in B2 +
glass jaw C2 +
go down B1 +
go for B1 +
go out of one's way B2 +
go that low B2 +
go the distance C1 +
go to war B2 +
go toe-to-toe with C1 +
God rest her soul C1 +
goes to the ends of the earth C1 +
goes to trial B2 +
goes without saying C1 +
going through B1 +
gold-plated B2 +
got a minute B1 +
got me B2 +
had a thing B2 +
had nothing to do with B1 +
have a friend over B1 +
have an effect on B2 +
have in common B1 +
have what it takes B2 +
heads-up B2 +
here it comes B1 +
high-profile B2 +
high-strung C1 +
hiring freeze B2 +
hit B2 +
hit a wall B2 +
hit on B2 +
holy shit B2 +
how dare you B2 +
How dare you? B2 +
humiliated B2 +
I got to give it to B2 +
in for B2 +
in full control of B2 +
in my hour of need B2 +
in on B2 +
in the first place B2 +
indictment C1 +
judging you for B2 +
jump at B2 +
jumped ship C1 +
keep a low profile B2 +
keep away from B1 +
keep coming B1 +
keep letting B1 +
keep me from doing my job B1 +
keep things like this a secret B1 +
kick B1 +
kick his ass B2 +
killing myself B2 +
kind of hot B1 +
kneel before B2 +
kneels before Zod C1 +
knight in shining armor B2 +
lack the fortitude C1 +
leave her alone B1 +
leave someone alone B1 +
left my belt on B1 +
let alone B2 +
let it go B1 +
let me get this straight B2 +
let things go B2 +
letter of resignation B2 +
leverage C1 +
lied B1 +
look me in the eye B2 +
look out B1 +
look sharp B2 +
made up B1 +
make damn sure B2 +
make it B1 +
make it through B2 +
make room for B1 +
make up with her B2 +
making things personal B2 +
may as well B1 +
me time B2 +
men's room B1 +
merge B2 +
missing B1 +
misunderstanding B1 +
motion to dismiss C1 +
must've B1 +
my liege C2 +
name on the door C1 +
name partner C1 +
neglected to B2 +
negotiates like a girl C1 +
never mind A2 +
no big deal B1 +
no way B1 +
non-compete C1 +
not even close B1 +
not to mention B2 +
Number two ain't bad B2 +
off the table B2 +
on the table B2 +
on top of that B2 +
one by one B1 +
one hell of a B2 +
opposing counsel B2 +
orchestrate C1 +
over the years B1 +
overeat B2 +
oversee B2 +
paralegal B2 +
passed over B2 +
password-protected B2 +
pay that fine B1 +
per your request B2 +
perfect fit B1 +
pick a fight B2 +
pick a new place B1 +
picked a fight B2 +
picking a fight B2 +
piss him off B2 +
place under arrest B2 +
playing horse B2 +
poached B2 +
poked his nose into C1 +
practical joke B2 +
prayer B1 +
press release B2 +
pretty face B1 +
pretty good at B1 +
privileged information B2 +
promised B1 +
pros and cons B2 +
protocol B2 +
prove B1 +
pull the deal B2 +
pull the settlement B2 +
pulled the settlement C1 +
pulling the same bullshit C1 +
punitive C1 +
put it off B2 +
put me on B2 +
put my signature on B2 +
put someone down B2 +
put the deal back on the table B2 +
put your name on the door C1 +
puts me at a disadvantage B2 +
puts one of ours in the hospital B2 +
quarterly cleanse B2 +
quit soccer B1 +
quote B1 +
rattle B2 +
re-depose C1 +
reasons why B1 +
replacement B1 +
representing B1 +
rescind C1 +
resubmit B2 +
returning the favor B2 +
ribbing C1 +
rip up B2 +
rips me up inside C1 +
running low B1 +
salutatorian C1 +
say a word B1 +
scared shitless C1 +
see a different side of you B2 +
settle B2 +
settle for B2 +
settle with B2 +
settled for B2 +
settlement is gone B2 +
shield themselves B2 +
show him a different side of you B2 +
shred C1 +
sign of respect B2 +
sign on as first chair C1 +
sit it out B2 +
Skip it B1 +
smug face C1 +
snookered C1 +
some sort of B1 +
spare B1 +
speech number B1 +
spin it B2 +
stand in your way B2 +
staring down the barrel of a shotgun C2 +
start over B1 +
step backward B2 +
step over here B1 +
stewing in your own filth C2 +
stickler C1 +
strategy B1 +
style his hair like one B2 +
supervise B1 +
take as seriously as B2 +
take it at trial B2 +
taking a case against B2 +
taking it on the chin C1 +
texting A2 +
the last one standing B2 +
the only thing I'm sorry for B2 +
threatened B1 +
threatening me B2 +
throw him through a plateglass window C1 +
to be trusted B1 +
took a job from B2 +
took it B1 +
tough enough B1 +
toughen up B2 +
treated me like shit C1 +
tried that foie gras B2 +
trimming your fingernails B1 +
tripped him B1 +
truce B2 +
trusty B2 +
tryouts B1 +
Turns out B2 +
tutelage C2 +
unacceptable B1 +
uncharted territory C1 +
underappreciated C1 +
unprecedented C1 +
valedictorian C1 +
violation of my privacy B2 +
visionary leader C1 +
waive C1 +
wake up A2 +
wasn't born yesterday B2 +
watch it B1 +
watching what I eat B2 +
way out B1 +
weak spot B2 +
went down to B2 +
went out of your way B2 +
went over my head B2 +
went too far B2 +
What a coincidence B1 +
what do you got B1 +
what the hell B2 +
what the hell good B2 +
What took him so long? B2 +
when it's all said and done C1 +
white-collar genius B2 +
who the hell B1 +
who you gonna tell B1 +
won't amount to anything B2 +
wondering B1 +
worship B2 +
year-round tan B2 +
You got to be kidding me B2 +

In "Zane vs Zane," the thirteenth episode of Season 2 of "Suits," the tension rises at Pearson Hardman as Harvey Specter and Mike Ross find themselves embroiled in a high-stakes legal battle. The firm’s reputation is on the line when Jessica Pearson, the firm’s managing partner, is confronted with a lawsuit filed by a rival firm led by her former mentor, Edward Zane. Meanwhile, Mike, who is still adjusting to his role as a law associate, must navigate the complexities of the case while balancing his personal life, particularly his growing feelings for Rachel Zane, Edward's daughter. The episode sets the stage for intense courtroom drama and personal conflicts as alliances are tested and loyalties are questioned. As the episode unfolds, Harvey and Mike prepare to defend their firm against Zane's aggressive tactics, showcasing their legal prowess and strategic thinking. The courtroom scenes are filled with suspense as both sides present their arguments, revealing the underlying tensions between Jessica and Edward, which stem from their past relationship. Meanwhile, Mike grapples with his dual loyalty to Jessica and his feelings for Rachel, creating an emotional conflict that adds depth to the story. Key moments include unexpected revelations that shift the dynamics in the courtroom and personal confrontations that challenge the characters’ relationships. The episode culminates in a dramatic conclusion that not only impacts the case at hand but also sets the stage for future developments within the firm and among its members.