Suits S2E6 คำศัพท์ภาษาอังกฤษ

Suits S2E6

All In

หน้าเว็บนี้นำเสนอรายการคำศัพท์ภาษาอังกฤษจาก *Suits ซีซัน 2 ตอน 6 รายการคำศัพท์ภาษาอังกฤษ* ที่มีคำศัพท์ทั้งหมด 343 คำ โดยมีระดับ CEFR ที่โดดเด่นคือ B2 ซึ่งช่วยให้ผู้เรียนพัฒนาทักษะทางภาษาในบริบทของกฎหมายบริษัทที่มีความท้าทายสูงในตอน "All In" ที่ตัวละครหลักอย่าง Harvey Specter และ Mike Ross ต้องเผชิญกับสถานการณ์ที่สำคัญ คุณสามารถฝึกฝนการพูดด้วย AI, อ่านบทความที่เกี่ยวข้อง, และเรียนรู้คำศัพท์ที่เหมาะสมตามระดับ CEFR ที่แตกต่างกัน เช่น A2, B1, B2, C1 และ C2 ที่มีการจัดแบ่งอย่างชัดเจนในรายการคำศัพท์นี้

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a threat to its very existence C1

a window into B2

about to B1

aces full of kings C1

admit B1

advise me on B2

aficionado C1

all in B2

all over their asses C1

allegations B2

allow me to B1

amended copies B2

applicants B1

Are you crazy? B1

as a precaution B2

associate work B2

assume control B2

at stake B2

avoid scandal B2

aware enough B1

aware of B1

babysitting B1

back my bet B2

backed one of their claims B2

backs are against the wall B2

bad idea A2

bait me into B2

banned from B1

been there B2

beer goggles B2

being impressed at all B1

blamed me B1

bloated salary C1

blow off some steam B2

bomb strapped to our chest C1

break the house C1

breathtaking B2

bring a problem to your attention B2

bring to the attention of B2

brings me to B2

broke B1

brought disgrace B2

bugged B2

buried B1

busted B2

call B2

cancelled at the last minute B2

carry around B1

catchphrase B2

change my mind B1

chasing it B2

chip on your shoulder C1

clean B2

come up with B1

coming along B1

common sense B1

complimentary B2

compulsive gambler B2

concerned about B1

conflict of interest B2

connect the dots B2

contribute to B2

could not impose B2

count cards B2

counting cards B2

counting drinks B1

cover all repairs B2

deal's a deal B1

defending the ballet B2

defense B2

denied our motion C1

deserved it B1

dictaphone C1

didn't go so well B1

disregard C1

doesn't last B1

doesn't make any sense B1

doing just fine B1

dots aren't connected B2

drafted B2

drag this trial out B2

dumbass B2

end game B2

entered into a contract B2

evicted B2

exposing B2

extra ticket B1

fan the folders B2

feel dirty B2

fighting for our lives B2

figure out B1

file a motion C1

filing for eviction B2

filing system B2

find out everything there is to know about B2

fired B1

first thing tomorrow B1

fit in the lock B2

fold B2

for no good reason B1

forced liquor down your throat C1

formality B2

full house B2

gamble a man's company B2

gambling B1

gambling problem B2

get a look at B1

get ahead B1

get going B1

get her off our case C1

get his ass in here C1

get out A2

get the rest of B1

get them down B2

get this straight B2

get what's coming to them B2

get your tux on B1

gets one whiff of C1

gliding down my own path C1

go through B1

goes all in B2

goes forward to trial B2

goes out of business B1

goes through with this B2

going forward B2

going on B1

gold mine B2

got a better hand B2

got drunk B1

got her drunk B2

got Litt up C1

got me beat B2

gotta try it B1

gun being pointed at your head C1

had nothing B1

hadn't thought of that B1

handle me B1

have a right to B1

have in common B1

hit the jackpot B2

hold up B2

Holy shit C1

hostility B2

how dare you B1

How selfless of you B2

humiliating B2

I see what you're saying B1

if I may be so bold C1

impressing that easily B2

in alphabetical order B1

in control of B1

in court B1

in mourning over B2

in the driver's seat B2

in the interim B2

in the meantime B1

in the mood B1

in trouble B1

in your debt B2

injunct C1

insane B2

insanely awesome B2

Interim control C1

intoxicated B2

is not the answer B1

join in the battle B2

judgment has been impaired C1

keep an eye on B1

keep calling B1

keeps track B1

kept away from B1

keynote speaker B2

keynote speech B2

kill B1

killer instinct C1

kills his own company B2

knowing failure C1

leaving A2

left a message B1

Let him finish B1

let this pass B2

lied to me B1

light on my feet B2

little prank B1

live with this B2

look the other way B2

look with a blind eye B2

looked into B1

lose-lose B2

made of anything B1

make fun of B1

make sure B1

married name B1

meet the minimum requirements B2

mind's been racing B2

move forward with the suit B2

moves on B1

Nice try B1

no accident B2

no buts B1

none the wiser C1

not clear on B2

not going to be a problem B1

nullify C1

odds of every card B2

of some sort B1

of the opinion B2

on it B1

on tilt C1

openness B2

orchestrated C1

out of control B1

out of your goddamn mind B2

out of your system B2

owe me B1

owe their success to B2

owed me one B2

pas de deux C2

Pick a card in your mind B1

pick me up A2

pissing me off B2

place him to rehab B2

planted B2

platinum-level donor C1

play a new hand B2

play poker for it B2

play the man B2

play the odds B2

playing against the house B2

Possession is 9/10 of the law C1

power of attorney B2

power struggle B2

prank B1

predecessor B2

prerogative C1

profaned at C1

public record B2

pulled it out B1

put into words B2

put that away A2

put up as collateral B2

quid pro quo C1

raised the issue B2

random occasion B2

ready to fold B2

recoverable B2

recuse C2

recuse myself C1

redid B1

releve C1

remain viable C1

reorganized B2

reorganized accounts B2

replaced B1

responsible for B1

rest assured B2

right this wrong C1

rivered C2

ruin your evening B1

ruined everything B1

ruling for dismissal B2

ruthless B2

sabotaged B2

screwed B2

security footage B2

self-made man B2

sensing B2

sentimental value B2

set off that bomb B2

settlement talks B2

settling B2

show up B1

side benefit B2

simply return B1

slam dunk B2

some kind of B1

something told me B2

Something's coming B1

speaking of which B2

sprained their ankles B2

state of mind B2

stay out of trouble B1

stone-cold sober C1

stop trying to make me feel better B1

straight B2

straightened her out B2

street meat C1

striking an attitude B2

studying up B2

stung about C1

subject to disclosure C1

sued B2

supposed to B1

take an early lunch B1

take it for free B1

take legal action B2

take off our jacket B1

take someone at their word B2

taken over B2

targeted B2

tear apart limb from limb C1

terminate your employment B2

the man for the job B2

the other 1/10 B2

the things we do when we're young B2

There's gonna come a day B2

This is bullshit B2

throw in B2

to-do list B1

toasted B1

took it upon myself C1

took money for favors B2

took the word of B2

top of the morning B2

touching B2

tough luck B2

toxic environment B2

transcribe B2

treats like B1

trials are about truth C1

trust me B1

trusting you with B2

trying to impress B1

turned around B2

turned on me B2

turned out B1

tux B1

uptight B2

using your words against you B2

vague sense of danger C1

violation of my privacy B2

waltzed me through C1

watch your tone B2

went into his account B2

wind up in trouble B2

wingman B2

worth nothing B1

wronged B2

yaw drive C1

you know what they say about assuming B2

You owe me B1

you've got to be kidding me B1

zip it B1

In "All In," the sixth episode of Season 2 of *Suits*, the story centers around the high-stakes world of corporate law, with main characters Harvey Specter and Mike Ross facing significant challenges. Harvey is determined to win a case that could change the course of his career, but he must deal with the pressures of a rival law firm led by a formidable opponent, Cameron Dennis. Meanwhile, Mike grapples with his own personal conflicts, navigating the complexities of his relationship with Rachel Zane, while also trying to prove himself worthy of Harvey’s trust and mentorship. As the episode unfolds, the tension mounts, setting the stage for a dramatic confrontation between ambition and ethics in the legal arena.

The episode takes viewers on a rollercoaster ride as Harvey's unwavering confidence is tested by Cameron's aggressive tactics, which force him to rethink his strategies. As the case progresses, Mike’s loyalty to Harvey comes into question when he faces a moral dilemma that could jeopardize their partnership. Rachel’s character also develops, as she becomes increasingly aware of the sacrifices involved in the legal profession, particularly when it impacts her relationship with Mike. Key moments include an intense courtroom showdown that showcases Harvey’s legal acumen, as well as personal revelations that challenge the core values of the characters. Ultimately, "All In" highlights the intricate balance between personal ambition and ethical responsibility, leaving viewers eagerly anticipating the consequences of the decisions made by the main characters.