Suits S2E8 คำศัพท์ภาษาอังกฤษ

Suits S2E8

Rewind

หน้าเว็บนี้เสนอรายการคำศัพท์ภาษาอังกฤษจาก "Suits ซีซัน 2 ตอน 8" ที่มีทั้งหมด 375 คำ โดยมีระดับ CEFR ที่โดดเด่นอยู่ที่ B2 ทำให้เหมาะสำหรับผู้เรียนที่ต้องการพัฒนาทักษะภาษาอังกฤษในระดับกลางถึงสูง ในตอนที่ชื่อว่า "Rewind" เนื้อเรื่องจะย้อนกลับไปดูเหตุการณ์สำคัญในอดีต ช่วยให้ผู้ชมเข้าใจแรงจูงใจและความสัมพันธ์ของตัวละครได้ลึกซึ้งยิ่งขึ้น ที่นี่คุณสามารถเข้าถึงรายการคำศัพท์และฝึกพูดด้วย AI รวมถึงอ่านบทความเพื่อเสริมสร้างความเข้าใจในการใช้ภาษาอังกฤษในบริบทต่างๆ ได้อย่างมีประสิทธิภาพ

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a seat at the table C1

a sight for sore eyes B2

a simple thank you would suffice B2

About time B2

accept your resignation B2

affair B2

after hours B1

ambiguous B2

apologizing for who I am B2

Are those for me A2

ask Louis for help A2

ask you out B1

attack dog C1

back your claim B2

backs are against the wall B2

bad guy B1

based on nothing but your word C1

be out any minute B1

beat someone at pool B1

big enough for your balls C1

bigger fish to fry C1

bike messenger B1

blacked out B2

blackmail B2

blow this B2

bouncy B2

braised B2

break him down B2

break the news B2

Breakfast of champions B2

breast cancer B2

bringing flowers A2

build back up B2

built the sandbox C1

buried the news B2

buy them drinks B1

call for a vote B2

calm me down B1

came from me B1

can't help B1

cancer treatments B2

care about B1

change your mind B1

changed your mind B1

charged it to B2

cheating on B1

closed-door meeting B2

code red B1

coldhearted B2

come after B2

come fetch B2

Come in A2

condolences B2

congratulate B1

convince someone to B2

couldn't help it B1

couldn't help myself B1

covering rent B2

crack 'em B2

crack him open B2

crash and burn B2

cross a line B2

cross the line B2

cross-eyed B2

Damn right. B1

day off B1

deep down B2

delivering B1

dickhead discount C1

didn't know my ass from my elbow C2

didn't work out B1

digs B1

dirty B2

discretion C1

do it quietly B1

Do what you will C1

do your job like a man B2

doesn't mean you have to tell him what kind of bone he's digging for C1

doesn't really matter B1

don't be coy B2

don't be you B1

don't like to be wrong B1

douchebag convention C1

dressed okay B1

drew up B2

dribble B1

drop it B2

duck B1

dying B1

dying of cancer B1

embezzled C1

embezzlement C1

embezzler C1

expected a fight B2

explaining himself B2

exploring them for me B2

expose myself B2

falsely accuse B2

fell asleep A2

fight dirty C1

figure it out B1

figure out B1

financial wizard B2

financials B2

first words out of your mouth B2

focus on what's important B1

follow the money B2

followed the money B2

for starters B2

for the good of B2

for what it's worth B2

for your information B1

forgive me B1

found a lump B2

framed B2

freak me out B2

front desk B1

full-time care B2

fund raiser B2

genius B1

get out A2

get over it B2

get this straight B2

get to it B1

get you out on the court B2

getting back B1

give up B1

giving him the courtesy B2

glass of water A2

go away B1

go for it B1

go to him with a solution B2

go to the D.A. B2

goddamn bastard C1

going for the record B2

going out tonight A2

going undefeated B2

gonna take one of those A2

good for you A2

got it A2

got lost on the way B1

got me B1

got screwed B2

got that right B1

got the nerve B2

gotta go A2

gotta go to work A2

grab the can opener B1

had nothing to do with B2

hairless B1

hand her a filing B2

handle it myself B2

handle the test B2

hang up B1

happened fast B1

hard as you want B1

has nothing to do with B2

hate your guts B2

have anything to do with B1

have my finger on the pulse C1

have that look on your face B1

head will roll C1

head-to-head B2

heard it here first B1

heart attack B1

helping you out B1

hit it off B2

hit me B1

hitch his wagon to C2

hold on a sec B1

honestly don't know B1

honored it B2

hot B1

I don't know how to say this B2

I have no words B2

idiots in charge B2

implicate C1

in a skirt B2

in business B1

in charge of B1

in her favor B2

in on it B2

in the face of B2

in the first place B2

intercom B1

interrupting B1

It's done B1

It's your call B2

keep listening B1

keep me in the dark B2

keep your voice down B1

kick-ass B2

kicks more ass C1

kind of sweet B1

knew it B1

know everything B1

last day A2

late A2

lead straight to B2

lead with B2

learning to tell time B1

leave this stuff here B1

left and right B2

let your superiors know B2

letter of resignation B2

liar B1

lie B1

life fell apart B2

life moves pretty fast B2

listen to your private conversations B1

live for B2

look fine A2

looking at him A2

lost your way B2

made a deal B1

made partner B2

made sense B1

made you partner B2

make a fortune B2

make goddamn sure B1

make him for C2

make it B1

make sense of B1

making a move B2

making an exception B2

making you nervous B1

managing partner B2

mark my words B2

math question B1

maze B1

mean something to B1

mercy B2

miss a couple of questions on purpose B2

mourning B2

moving money out of B2

moving out B1

name partner C1

none of your business B1

not a small thing B2

not a word B1

not covered by insurance B2

not in the mood B1

not to mention B1

not touching that one B2

number two B1

of course A2

of service to thee C2

Olympic swimmer B1

on her way down B1

on the eve of B2

once in a while B1

one last tip B1

One more thing. A2

one way to put it B2

one-on-one B1

one-time-only deal B1

owe you A2

pack my things B1

patsy C1

pays to be B2

performance B2

pick up some girl B2

picturing B2

plan on stealing B2

play in it B1

plucked me from C1

point guard B1

pray tell C1

pre-trial ritual C1

private conversations B1

promptly B2

pull it off B2

pull that shit on me C1

quote B1

racked with C1

raid B2

relax A2

remove Jessica's foot from your ass C1

replace every one of those goddamn bran bars B1

revisiting a story B2

right now A2

risk my job B2

road map B2

roll the dice B2

room service B1

rubbed off on B2

running for B2

running into B1

Same thing A2

sanctuary B2

scares the kids B1

schmuck C1

second nature B2

secrets and lies B2

see it coming B1

see off B2

seeking damages C1

sensitive B1

setting up B1

settling with B2

sexual harassment B2

sexual harassment suit C1

shave their chests B1

shaves his chest B2

shell game C1

shit the bed C1

shitface coupon C1

should be back A2

should have seen this coming B2

sign it B1

single B1

sit with the grown-ups B2

smells a bone B2

snaked C1

snaking C1

sold you out B2

solid candidate B2

son of a bitch B2

stage four B2

stake my career on this C1

standard procedure B2

staring at B1

stealing B1

stealing from B1

step in B1

step up B2

stepping up his game B2

stop and look around B1

successor B2

swing us some votes C1

sworn to secrecy B2

take it seriously B1

take the chance B1

take the fall B2

taking his office B2

talk about at parties B1

tell me the truth A2

that's it B1

the minute B1

threw out B2

throws like a girl B2

tip the scales C1

trained monkey C1

treat myself B1

treat you differently B1

treatments B1

trust me when I tell you B2

truth be told B2

turn out B1

unbelievable B1

under the impression B2

unflinching C1

up by one B1

verbatim C1

voted for it B1

walk barefoot B1

walk me through B2

walks like he's got a rod up his ass C2

we'll be friends A2

weaken a country B2

what it's gonna take B2

what you're up to B2

what's the matter A2

Who's gonna tell her A2

why don't you A2

won't be in B1

won't last a week B1

word out B1

work late B1

working retail B1

worst day of our lives B2

wrongful termination C1

You don't want the truth B1

you owe me B1

your secret's safe with me B2

In the episode titled "Rewind," the story revisits key events from the past, allowing viewers to gain deeper insights into the characters' motivations and relationships. Harvey Specter, a charismatic senior partner at a prestigious law firm, is faced with the repercussions of a crucial choice he made in the past that impacts his current case. Meanwhile, Mike Ross, a talented but unlicensed lawyer, grapples with his own secrets and the implications they have on his partnership with Harvey. As the narrative unfolds, the episode brings to light the complex dynamics between the characters, including Jessica Pearson, the managing partner, who has her own challenges to deal with in maintaining the firm's reputation amidst the ongoing struggles within the team.

The episode cleverly intertwines the past with the present, showcasing the evolution of relationships and the conflicts that arise from unresolved issues. Harvey's past decision creates tension as he confronts the consequences, forcing him to reconsider his actions and their impact on his relationships. Mike, on the other hand, faces a moral dilemma that tests his loyalty to Harvey and his commitment to his own principles. As the plot progresses, moments of vulnerability and revelation occur, leading to pivotal turning points for both men. The episode masterfully balances drama and character development, culminating in a deeper understanding of the choices that define the characters and set the stage for future conflicts.