Suits S2E9 คำศัพท์ภาษาอังกฤษ

Suits S2E9

Asterisk

หน้าเรียนรู้ภาษาอังกฤษนี้มุ่งเน้นไปที่การพัฒนาทักษะภาษาอังกฤษของคุณผ่านรายการคำศัพท์จาก "Suits ซีซัน 2 ตอน 9 รายการคำศัพท์ภาษาอังกฤษ" ที่มีคำศัพท์ทั้งหมด 371 คำ โดยคำศัพท์ในรายการนี้มีระดับ CEFR ที่โดดเด่นคือ B2 ซึ่งประกอบไปด้วยคำระดับ A2: 8 คำ (2%), B1: 132 คำ (36%), B2: 170 คำ (46%), C1: 54 คำ (15%) และ C2: 7 คำ (2%) ในตอน "Asterisk" ซึ่งเป็นตอนที่ 9 ของซีซัน 2 เรื่องราวเกี่ยวกับการต่อสู้ทางกฎหมายที่เข้มข้นที่ Pearson Hardman โดยมี Harvey Specter นักกฎหมายที่มีชื่อเสียงในการปกป้องลูกค้าสำคัญ คุณสามารถเข้าถึงรายการคำศัพท์เพื่อการเรียนรู้ที่มีประสิทธิภาพ พร้อมทั้งอ่านบทความและฝึกพูดด้วย AI เพื่อเสริมสร้างทักษะการสื่อสารของคุณได้ที่นี่

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a cheater B1

a dick B2

a parable C1

accepting the award B1

air these results B2

all set B1

all you were ever meant to be C1

an all-star B2

anger is deep B2

apology B1

approached B2

are you kidding B1

armed with proof B2

as far as ... concerned B2

as on the inside as it gets C1

ashamed of B1

asterisk next to his name C1

at every turn B2

back in stride B2

back then B1

banging out B2

bashing B2

be my guest B1

beat a record B1

beat you B1

beating around the bush B2

behind my back B2

big fan B1

bother to figure out B2

bought another vote B2

bribing B2

bugging me B2

bulletproof vest B2

Bullshit B2

bumped into B1

buy people off B2

buy-in C1

buying you B2

by something B1

call Kevin Costner an old man B1

came up empty B2

came up under C1

cameras are rolling B2

can't be me without you B2

can't fathom B2

can't wait to B1

cancelling B1

capacity B2

challenges you B1

check it out B1

checked into B2

clean B2

cleaning up B1

close him B2

closer B2

color-coded filing system B2

come back B1

come close to B2

come to collect B2

common sense B1

company-issued B2

conditioned my partnership on C1

conditioned on B2

congratulate you on B1

control your own attack dog C1

cost you B1

could this day get any better B2

couldn't close me B2

counts as something B1

court my vote C1

cover up B1

cover your tracks B2

crack 20 homers C1

cryptic C1

Dated B2

deciding vote B2

dedication B2

deserve an asterisk C1

deserve one B1

deserves it B1

destined for the Majors B2

destroyed my entire career B2

die before I see B2

dine with B2

dirt on B2

do me a favor B1

do that to me again B1

do your damn job B2

doing you any good B2

doing your own dirty work C1

dominated B2

don't have the votes B2

doping B2

doubt yourself B1

dramatic flair B2

drop my pants C1

drop the suit B2

dropped it B1

earned it B1

earned years ago B2

elephant in the room C1

end up in jail B2

ended up B1

entitled to B2

ethically against C1

every other time B1

face to face B1

faces away from B2

factual basis B2

failure to promote B2

fair play B2

felt the same way B1

fight my battles B2

figure it out B1

figure of speech B2

figure out B1

figured out B1

Find them B1

fix this B1

followed the numbers B2

for a change B1

for the sole purpose of B2

for your information B1

force a yes or no answer B2

found something A2

fraud B2

from the beginning B1

front row B1

full of shit C1

fully engages me B2

gave him credit for B2

gave him up B1

gave me a good idea B1

get him out of here B1

Get it back B1

get out A2

get rid of B1

get this B2

get you back B2

getting around to B2

give me lip C1

give up B1

give us a sec B1

go back A2

go public B2

God-awful C1

goes against him B2

goes to trial B2

going Bull Durham on me C2

gonna A2

gonna be a lawyer A2

good cop, bad cop B2

got him to take B2

got me B1

got that job B1

guess what B1

had about enough B1

had in their pocket C1

had no choice B1

had the courtesy to B2

had this thing with B2

had to cancel B1

handing out B1

hardass C1

harmed this firm B2

having a stroke B2

Hell no B2

hold onto it for a bit B2

holy shit B2

hot B1

hot mic B2

How literary of you C1

how's that gonna play B2

I'm in B1

in love with B1

in return B1

in someone's shadow B2

in the background B1

in the first place B1

indiscretions C1

inner circle B2

insult your intelligence B2

integrity B2

intense conversation B2

interrogatories C1

It is about time B1

juicing C1

jump in B2

keep score B2

kept me waiting B1

kind of B1

knows no limits C1

let him do this to you B1

let me get this straight B2

let us never speak of it again B2

libel case C1

life's work B2

lip runs in the family C2

look forward to B1

look into B1

look like you have 80 teeth C1

looking into B2

lorded it over my head C2

losing your hair B1

made it seem B2

made it there B1

make a dent B2

make a joke B1

make me win B1

make up for B1

making a point B1

malice C1

managing partner B2

might as well B1

motion to dismiss C1

multiply this by zero B2

mushroom in the shadow C2

my time would come B2

never should have been there B1

Nice of you to make it B2

Nice try B1

no big deal B1

no coming back B2

no more, no less B1

non-negotiable B2

nonexistent B2

not personal B1

off B1

offer you a deal B2

offering up opinions B2

official as of this moment B2

on my side B1

on the air B2

on the outside, looking in B2

on their own B1

on to B2

on-air B2

one man's opinion B1

open up to B2

opening the envelope B1

ousted me C1

out of a job B1

out of the league B2

out of your mind B2

passed away B1

pay back B1

payback B2

peel you off the wall C2

peels whom off the wall C1

peer B2

pissed B2

planned this whole thing B2

plausible B2

play politics B2

played together A2

playing chess while everybody else is playing checkers C1

poke the bear B2

presenting B1

protecting the church of baseball C1

pull that thorn out B2

pulling a move B2

put down B1

put us in this pickle C1

put you out B2

quash the rumors C1

quid pro quo C1

rain on my parade B2

ratting out C1

regret this B1

remind me to B1

replace that check with a bigger one B2

reputation intact B2

respond to threats B2

retire from the game B2

retraction C1

rookie year B1

ruining Solis' reputation B2

run his ass out of the game C2

run to mommy B1

rundown C1

Save it B2

save your own ass B2

saved you B1

school zone B1

score below B1

Score one for free press B2

season pass B2

secrets B1

seem plausible B2

self-important C1

self-interest B2

senior partner B2

senior partnership B2

sent me to prison B1

set up B1

set up a fall guy C1

set up shop B2

setting up B1

sharp B2

she's got a point B1

shooting your mouth off C1

should have been practicing B2

show up at B1

shut me down B2

side of the story B1

sign off B2

skirting libel law C1

slept with B1

sneaky B2

Son of a bitch C1

stand by B2

steal the ball B2

step off the gas C1

stood up B2

straight with you B2

stringing me along C1

subpoena C1

such a guy B1

sweeps C1

sweet B1

tabbed B2

take it out B1

take the deal B1

take you out to dinner B1

take your bat and go B2

taking no for an answer B2

tattle B2

thanks to B1

that's not the point B1

the great closer C1

the hard part B1

the look on Harvey's face B1

there was a time B1

think otherwise B2

think so little of yourself B2

thorn in his side B2

threaten to tell B2

throw it away B1

throwing accusations around C1

Too late for that B1

took place B1

took the LSAT B2

treated that man like shit B2

turn me in B2

turns out B1

using B1

vote B1

vote for B1

vote your conscience C1

waive the non-compete C1

walk away B1

walk-up B2

walks away with B2

water under the bridge B2

wavered B2

we are where we are B2

welcome to the party C1

went down in people's minds with an asterisk C2

What are you gonna do about it B1

what gave it away B2

What's it gonna take B1

what's the point B1

What's up? A2

wisdom of age B2

with a code B2

within my rights B2

woke up this morning A2

work out B1

world's best grandson B1

you're kidding B1

Your Honor B2

In "Asterisk," the ninth episode of Season 2 of "Suits," the story revolves around the intense legal battles at Pearson Hardman. Harvey Specter, a senior partner, is tasked with defending a major client, while Mike Ross, his associate, faces the challenge of proving his worth in the firm. The episode begins with Harvey's client facing a lawsuit that could jeopardize their business. Meanwhile, Mike grapples with his own insecurities about his lack of a formal legal education and his relationship with Rachel Zane, which adds emotional complexity to his character. As the episode unfolds, tensions rise as both Harvey and Mike confront their past decisions and the consequences that follow. In the second paragraph, the storyline thickens as Harvey’s aggressive tactics come into question when they lead to unexpected results in the courtroom. His high-stakes approach puts him at odds with Jessica Pearson, the managing partner, who wants to ensure their firm maintains its integrity. Concurrently, Mike's storyline takes a pivotal turn when he uncovers crucial evidence that could turn the case in their favor, but he must navigate the ethical dilemmas of using this information. Each character's reaction to the unfolding events showcases their growth and the challenges of working in a high-pressure environment. The episode culminates in a dramatic courtroom showdown, leaving viewers on the edge of their seats, eager to see how the repercussions of their actions will play out in the future.