Suits S8E7 คำศัพท์ภาษาอังกฤษ

Suits S8E7

Sour Grapes

หน้าเรียนรู้ภาษาอังกฤษนี้ออกแบบมาเพื่อช่วยให้คุณพัฒนาทักษะการใช้ภาษาอังกฤษผ่านรายการคำศัพท์ที่เกี่ยวข้องกับ "Suits ซีซัน 8 ตอน 7" โดยมีรายการคำศัพท์ภาษาอังกฤษทั้งหมด 386 คำ ซึ่งมีระดับ CEFR ที่โดดเด่นคือ B2 คุณสามารถฝึกอ่านผ่านพาสเสจที่ให้ไว้และใช้ AI ในการฝึกพูดเพื่อเพิ่มความมั่นใจในการสื่อสาร ในตอน "Sour Grapes" นี้ แฮร์วีย์ สเปคเตอร์และซามันธา วีลเลอร์ต้องเผชิญกับเคสที่ท้าทายซึ่งทดสอบขอบเขตทางวิชาชีพของพวกเขา ทำให้การเรียนรู้คำศัพท์ในบริบทนี้มีความน่าสนใจและมีประสิทธิภาพมากยิ่งขึ้น

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a hell of a goddamn lawyer C1

a little bit of that B1

a pack of cigarettes B1

accusing B2

acting like you own the place B2

admitted it to my face B2

admitted to a crime B2

after all B1

all cash B1

apologizing B1

appreciate it B1

as fun as that would have made my morning C1

as long as you're gone B1

as much as anyone B2

asshole C1

associated closely with B2

authorized me to negotiate B2

back in B1

back off B2

be my guest B1

be strong for B2

believes his own bullshit C1

between a rock and a hard place C1

between you and B1

big bucks B2

big deal B1

big, bad motherfucker C2

billing question B1

blend our identities C1

blew up in our faces C1

bought a bag A2

bought out B2

breach of contract C1

breadwinner B2

break the news B2

bright side B1

brilliant idea B1

bring you up to speed B2

brought this up B1

brought up B1

brought you around B2

bump in the road B2

bury a part of myself C1

calling me on my shit C1

calm down B1

can't stand B1

can't wait A2

cancel it B1

care about B1

cares about B1

celebrate properly B1

changed your mind B1

cheated B1

choked on her water B1

clerical error B2

cold shoulder B2

come at you with B2

come to an agreement B2

comes with a price tag B2

convince B2

Copy that B1

could use some backup B2

covers my losses B2

criminal charges B2

crush them B2

crying to you B2

cut off my financing B2

cut-rate deal B2

dancing up and down B1

dealing with B1

deserve B2

didn't know shit about C1

do the same for me B1

doesn't have two pennies to rub together C1

don't give a shit about B2

donating to Goodwill B2

done with this case B2

down year B2

drink your goddamn milkshake C2

driving this B2

drop him B1

dropped you B2

dropping B1

earned it B1

earned my respect B2

empowered B2

empty-handed B2

end up B1

entice C1

fallback straw man C1

falling out B2

false positive B2

feels threatened B2

fell apart B1

figure out B1

find out about B1

fix it fast B1

fool for a client B2

foots the bill B2

for sale B1

for the record B2

for the rest of your life B1

fostering firm harmony C1

foundation of everything B2

free legal services B2

free of charge B1

full-blown C1

gave you her word B2

gentleman B1

get away with it B2

get certified B1

get into B1

get it done B1

get me up to speed B2

get pregnant B1

get the hell out B2

get this straight B2

get to teach B1

get your ass back up here C1

get your ass into C1

get yourself on the right of this thing C1

getting a call B1

getting started B1

getting you in B1

give a shit B2

Give me a break B1

give me a leg up C1

give you credit B2

go after B1

go ahead B1

go further B2

go on vacations A2

go out of business B2

go through B1

go up on that wall C2

God knows what B2

gonna have a baby A2

gonna wait all day B1

got a whole nother thing coming C1

got it done B2

got me B1

got someone else to take another job B2

got that right B1

got us a reservation B1

gotta ask B1

had your back B2

handle it myself B2

handle this situation B2

has no integrity B2

have a baby A2

haven't stopped smiling B1

heard from B1

heart's in the right place B2

here's to B1

hesitant B2

hire someone else B1

hit the bull's-eye B2

hit the jackpot B2

hold on a sec B1

hold your hand B2

holding you both to it B2

honor it B2

how could you possibly know B2

How the hell B2

how's it going A2

if I didn't know any better B2

in bed with C1

in exchange for B1

in my blood B2

in the first place B1

in the public eye B2

in your shoes B2

intend to B1

intent to defraud C1

jumped up and down B1

keep his business alive B2

keep me out of B1

keep this between the two of us B1

keep working on B1

keeps shit from me C1

kick him out B1

launder money B2

laundering C1

least of all B2

legal situation B2

let him go B1

let it go B1

let us do what we do the way we do it B2

lied to my face B2

lies to my face B2

listen to a word B2

live up to B2

look into B1

look like the cat that ate the canary C2

lost my shit C1

loyal B2

made a deal B1

made me stronger B1

maintaining a Jewish identity C1

make a decision together B1

make a liar out of you C1

make them pay B2

make up for B1

make you whole C1

making a living B1

making me a liar B2

making time for B1

mentor B2

mid-aged B1

midwife B2

midwife class B2

mistrusting B2

money laundering C1

money loser B2

more going on here than it looks like C1

more often than not B2

move on B1

much less B2

my boys can swim B2

my regards to B1

nature of the case B2

needs fixing B1

nether regions C1

netting less than zero C1

never gonna happen B1

never heard of B1

no liar B1

old and gray B1

on his way B1

on the same page B2

on top of that B2

one last chance B1

one way or another B2

open to that B1

opposite of pleasure B2

order her to do that B1

ostracized C1

out of town B1

out of your mind B2

over market value B2

part of our deal B1

pay a visit B1

pay those people what they're worth B2

peddle influence C1

pompous piece of shit C2

pour us a couple of drinks B1

pregnant B1

pressed charges B2

propose all of that B2

public good B2

push me around B2

push me out B2

push this up the hill C1

put the needs of our child above your own B2

put you there B1

putting a stop to it B2

putting up with B2

raise our child Jewish B2

raise our children Jewish B2

raising B1

react like a child B2

refuse to believe B1

regift B2

renouncing their Judaism C1

representing B2

representing the community B2

resenting B2

right again B1

rip this out of me C1

ruthless C1

sabotage C1

same goes for B1

save the bullshit C1

save their lives B1

see it my way B2

seen this movie before B2

send a message B2

send him packing C1

send one of ours your way B2

sex phone C1

shady B2

shiksa C1

shoveling my biggest tenant tens of thousands of dollars C1

sit here and let him accuse me B2

slap me with a lawsuit C1

small matter B1

son of a bitch C1

sooner or later B1

Sounds like a plan B1

speak of the devil B1

speak your mind B2

starting with A2

stick it to C1

Stop right there B1

straw man C1

struck a deal B2

subpoenaed C1

subsidized housing B2

subsidizing B2

suck it up B2

suing B2

supposed to B1

sure as hell C1

sweating it out B2

take a chair B1

take care of everything B1

take him at his word C1

take it up with B2

take me on B2

take my advice B1

take one for the team B2

take the hit B2

take them at their word B2

take this on B2

taken an interest in B1

taken care of B1

taken him on B2

taken too kindly to B2

taking care of B1

taking her side B2

taking him on B2

talk Harvey out of B2

talk this out B2

talk to you for a minute B1

talked about this A2

tastes like ass C1

telling the truth B1

terrible gift receiver B2

thanks to me B1

that's a shame B1

the heart of Judaism C1

the mother of my son B1

the oldest problem in the book C1

the other way around B1

the same damn thing B2

thinking about leaving B1

threatening my job B2

throw it in the trash B1

time to myself B1

to what do I owe B2

tolerate your mouth C1

took another job B1

took me under his wing B2

took the hit B2

tough conversations B2

treat him like family B2

trust implicitly B2

turned into B1

turns out B1

twirl the baton B2

underwear drawer B1

unleashing compliments C1

untell C1

up late B1

up to me B1

up-and-coming B2

vintage copies B2

Wait a minute A2

wait a second A2

waiting for an opportunity B1

waiting for you A2

walking through my door B1

waltzing in here C1

way out B1

weak apology B2

Welcome home A2

went to Fox behind my back B2

went without saying B2

wet nurse C1

what better way B1

what the hell B2

what's going on A2

what's on your mind B1

when the time comes B1

while you're at it B2

with the bow still tied on B2

work it off B2

work this out B2

worked it out B1

working the Fox case B2

world-class father B2

worst nightmare B2

worth a huge amount B2

would you mind if I ask why B1

you got me B1

You're damn right B2

In "Suits Season 8 Episode 7," titled "Sour Grapes," the tension escalates as Harvey Specter and Samantha Wheeler find themselves embroiled in a challenging case that tests their professional boundaries and personal ethics. The episode centers around a high-stakes lawsuit involving a former client of Harvey's, who feels wronged after a major business deal fell apart. Meanwhile, Louis Litt struggles to navigate his newfound role as a father while also dealing with the complexities of his relationship with his colleagues. The episode delves into the intricacies of loyalty and betrayal, highlighting how past decisions can haunt the present.

As the plot unfolds, Harvey and Samantha's partnership is put to the test when they discover that their opposing strategies may lead to unexpected consequences. Their differing approaches to law and justice ignite a fierce debate, forcing them to confront their own motivations and the impact of their choices on their clients’ lives. Simultaneously, Louis's attempts to balance work and fatherhood are challenged by his insecurities, leading to moments of vulnerability that reveal his deeper fears about being a good parent. The episode culminates in intense confrontations and revelations, ultimately showcasing the characters' growth amid their personal and professional dilemmas, making it a pivotal moment in the series' narrative arc.