Suits S8E6 คำศัพท์ภาษาอังกฤษ

Suits S8E6

Cats Ballet Harvey Specter

ในหน้านี้คุณจะได้พบกับคำศัพท์ภาษาอังกฤษจาก *Suits ซีซัน 8 ตอน 6 รายการคำศัพท์ภาษาอังกฤษ* ซึ่งมีรายการคำศัพท์รวมทั้งหมด 393 คำ โดยมีระดับ CEFR ที่โดดเด่นคือ B2 ทำให้คุณสามารถเรียนรู้คำศัพท์ที่มีความซับซ้อนได้มากขึ้น ในตอน "Cats Ballet" ฮาร์วีย์ สเปคเตอร์ต้องเผชิญกับความตึงเครียดที่เกิดจากการต่อสู้ทางกฎหมายและความสัมพันธ์ส่วนตัว พร้อมทั้งคุณยังสามารถฝึกพูดกับ AI และอ่านเนื้อหาที่เกี่ยวข้องเพื่อเพิ่มพูนทักษะการใช้ภาษาอังกฤษได้อย่างมีประสิทธิภาพ

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a couple B1

a little birdie B2

a lot of shit C1

accept what he wants B1

acquired B2

act like you don't know B2

advancing his career B2

afternoon delight C1

all along B2

all dressed up B1

all time B1

all yours B1

allergic reaction B1

ambivalent C1

apologize about B1

appointment B1

appreciate you doing this B2

as far as I'm concerned B2

asked and answered C1

at the eleventh hour B2

at-risk B2

attorney of record C1

babysit B1

babysitting B1

bad faith C1

bailed B2

barely stand B2

based B1

be done with it B2

become friends A2

best friend A2

billable hours B2

bite your head off C1

blow that roadblock away B2

board minutes B2

break outs B1

break up with me B1

bring him in B2

bring into B2

bring this home C1

bring up B1

bring your own tissues B1

bringing you a copy B1

brothers from another mother B2

brought up B1

Bullshit C1

by the end of the day B1

came up with B1

can't help B1

can't stand B1

cannot thank you enough B2

care about B1

cared so much about B1

caught you in here B2

cause him to leave B1

choose side B2

cleared this with B2

coddle C1

cold and heartless B2

come off like B2

come to mind B2

come to that B2

complaint ready to file B2

confides in B2

conscious of B2

cost me my friend B2

costume changes B2

couldn't help myself B1

couple's counseling B2

course of action B2

cover his guilty ass C1

customarily C1

cut a deal B2

cutting that charity another check B2

dead in the water C1

dealing with B1

deep inside B2

deliver some more shitty news B2

deposition C1

deserves another chance B1

digital influencer B2

discuss fault B2

do you mind if I ask B1

don't be like that B1

donation go through B2

done deal B2

drafted B2

drop everything B2

drum up interest B2

eat the shit out of C1

emergency B1

envious B2

every trick in the book C1

excuse me for a minute A2

extra naan B1

falling apart B2

fantastic B1

fault B1

fear of losing B2

feel anything for B2

filed suit against B2

filling me in B2

find out how serious we are B1

fired an innocent woman B1

first order of business B2

fix it B1

flirting with me B1

fool around B2

for a fraction of B2

for what it's worth B2

forgive you in a moment B1

froze me out C1

fucking kidding me C1

full story B1

get away with B2

get it all over your face B2

get it down B2

get it off B1

get me in here B2

Get out of my office B1

get some lunch A2

get to have back B2

get your head on straight C1

getting a divorce B1

getting at B2

give a shit B2

give back B1

give her back B1

give the full story B2

give us a minute B1

go as planned B2

go mudding C1

go out of business B1

go out with A2

go public B2

go to hell B2

goes to show B2

going out A2

going through with B2

going to a session B1

good call B1

good luck with B1

good with it B1

got fired B1

got him B2

got it from here B2

got off on the wrong foot B2

got the impression B2

got this B1

got to go A2

gotten closer B1

grind to a halt C1

had it in for me C1

handing out B1

handle B1

handle it B1

handle whatever it is B1

has its best interests at heart C1

hates your guts C1

have a good cry B2

have a lot of history B2

have it your way B2

have nothing to do with B2

have time for her A2

heard of B1

hearing me out B2

held a grudge B2

historical concern C1

hit a roadblock B2

hit on me B2

hit up B2

hitch B2

hogged B2

Holy shit B2

honest about B1

human being A2

I bet B1

I can live with that B2

I don't think so A2

I promise A2

I'll show up B1

I've been looking for you A2

in God's name B2

in on this B2

in that case B1

in the first place B1

in the meantime B1

in this instance B2

infuriated C1

involve B1

irritated B2

it is what he wants B1

jealous of B1

job offer B1

jump right in B1

just a case B1

keep it to himself B2

keep off B2

keep to yourself B2

keep treating B1

keep you from B2

kick back B2

kill two birds with one stone B2

killed two birds with one stone B2

knock it out of the park C1

knock yourself out B2

knocked up C1

lash out B2

lashed out B2

leans on B2

Let me get this straight B2

let me go first B1

let you down B1

letter of resignation B2

likes you better than B1

listen to B1

listen to me closely B2

look like Ronald McDonald B1

looking back B2

losing your oldest client B2

lotto ticket B1

mad because B1

made it 1,000 times worse B1

make adjustments B2

make her look like shit C1

make it out like B2

make senior partner B2

make the same mistake twice B1

make things right B2

make this my fault B2

make this right B2

makes a man do crazy things B2

makes space for B2

making good B2

making good with B2

making such a difference B1

masala B1

means losing him B1

might as well B1

mind if I come in B1

missing anything B1

mock B2

momentary weakness C1

more than that B1

needs tending B2

not that big a deal B2

nothing I could do about it B1

notion B2

occur to you B2

of all places B2

of someone's making C1

of your own making C1

okay with B1

okay with it B1

olive branch C1

on its way B1

on my schedule B1

on the line B2

on the subject of B2

one on one B1

out on my ass C1

personal bias B2

perspective B2

perturbed C1

picked me up B1

pissed off B2

pissed-off B2

posted a video A2

pretty picture B2

pro Bono B2

pro bonos B2

procreating C1

provided B2

pulled a Litt C1

pulls a rug out from under me C1

put a stop payment C1

put his own selfish interests above B2

put in offer B2

put it that way B2

put me over the top C1

put the needs of this firm over C1

put your hands where I can see 'em B2

read me in B2

read people B2

read up B1

represent B2

reverse B2

rubbed in my face C1

running out of time B1

sabotage C1

safe place B1

sanctimonious C1

save time B1

scratch that B2

screw over C1

screw you over B2

seeing this clearly B1

senior partner B2

served him with papers C1

services are no longer needed B2

set the tone B2

set us up B2

settle for B2

shady shit C1

shakedown C1

should have known B2

show of force B2

showed up B1

sign off on B2

since day one B2

sit on the left-hand side B1

slammed B2

slapped with C1

slept through the night B1

sole purpose B2

something's up B1

son of a bitch B2

specializes in B1

spent quite a lot of time on B1

stand by B2

standing tee time B2

stay with me B1

stayed up A2

stealing money B1

step down B2

stop payment B2

straight answer B1

stress test C1

strike me as B2

stuff going on B1

suborn perjury C2

subpoena C1

sue into the ground C1

supervise B2

sure as hell C1

sure can B1

take a picture A2

take care of B1

take care of it A2

take it lightly B2

take my mind off B2

take on B2

take the meeting B1

takes all night B1

taking it B1

taking money away B1

taking my client B2

tanking B2

tanks B2

tear up B1

that's what friends do B1

the devil is in the details C1

think so B1

throw a punch B2

throw stones B2

too busy A2

took a piece of me C1

took on B2

tracks with B2

treating Louis like you used to B1

trust me B1

turn of phrase B2

turn on my spidey senses C2

turn over B2

turn this on me B2

Undo it B1

up to my eyeballs C1

up to something shady C1

ups and downs B2

wait a minute B1

wait up B2

was just about to B1

waste of time B1

wasting our time B1

went through B1

what are you getting at B2

what the hell B2

what's coming for you B2

what's going on B1

What's that supposed to mean B1

who's who B2

why the hell B2

Why the hell not B2

win this case B1

with all due respect B2

with you on that B1

work it out B1

work on B1

worked out B1

working together A2

yanked from B2

You can't be serious B1

you don't get to B2

In "Cats Ballet," the sixth episode of Season 8 of *Suits*, tensions rise as Harvey Specter finds himself navigating the complexities of both legal battles and personal relationships. The episode revolves around Harvey's efforts to secure a crucial victory for a client while simultaneously dealing with the fallout from his entangled emotions regarding his past. Meanwhile, Samantha Wheeler steps up to support her friend and colleague, showcasing her determination to prove herself in the high-stakes world of law. The episode also introduces a subplot involving Louis Litt, who faces challenges in his professional life that intersect with his personal desires, creating a blend of humor and drama that is characteristic of the series. As the narrative unfolds, conflicts emerge, particularly in Harvey's case, where unexpected complications threaten to derail his plans. Samantha's fierce loyalty and resourcefulness come into play, as she devises strategies to help Harvey navigate the difficulties he faces. Louis, on the other hand, is caught between his ambitions and the demands of his relationships, leading to moments of introspection and growth. Key moments in the episode highlight the characters' struggles, as they confront their fears and aspirations, ultimately underscoring the themes of friendship, loyalty, and the pursuit of success. The dynamics between the characters intensify, culminating in a dramatic climax that leaves viewers eager to see how the outcomes will shape their futures.