Suits Season 5 Episodes 2 English Vocabulary List

Suits S5E2

Compensation

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331 单词
A2
6
B1
98
B2
165
C1
58
C2
4
a truckload of B2
accidentally add a zero B2
afford B1
almost got fired B2
alter B2
ambition B2
appreciate the honesty B2
Are you shitting me? C1
are you with me B1
at all hours of the night B2
augmenting C1
authorized to do that B2
automatic termination C1
back him publicly B2
backdate C1
be in touch B1
be my guest B1
behind bars B2
being king for a day C1
billables B2
block their bullshit vote B2
boilerplate C1
bring in B1
bring it up B1
brings in B1
brought her over B2
brought up B2
brought you these B1
bullshitting C1
burnt out B2
by accident A2
by the way A2
call you back B1
called in B1
came from the same place B2
capped B2
change my mind B1
changed her mind B1
cheap son of a bitch C1
check her Facebook page B1
chest pains B1
chicken nuggets A2
choked B2
clean out your desk B2
cleanup B1
closing a deal B2
coincidence B1
come after B2
come at you B2
come from nothing B2
coming after B2
compensation formula C1
compensation package B2
construct a situation C1
contingent compensation C1
contingent fees C1
contingent-based C1
cost a fortune B1
counsel you on this B2
covering B2
crack some eggs C1
crossed any lines B2
crystal clear B2
cut his stay B2
damn thing B2
decrease B1
deep-fried B1
deserve B1
dirt poor B2
doesn't take Albert Einstein C1
don't mention it B1
done with B1
draw it up B2
drawn up B2
drinks are on you B2
drive down the price B2
dropped out B1
drove you nuts B2
Dump it B2
dumping his company B2
ended up B1
fair price B1
fairly compensated B2
falls under B2
fight for B1
Fine by me B1
fine-tuning C1
fired your assistant B1
flinging accusations C1
follow through on B2
for the record B2
forever grateful B2
formal notice B2
from the ground up B2
gave a shit about B2
get a person through B2
get it over with B2
get out of my face B2
get past B2
get the wrong idea B2
get you the difference B2
get your ass kicked C1
gets by me B2
getting married B1
getting ripped off B2
getting yourself into B2
give a shit C1
gives a shit about B2
go after B1
go after him B2
go behind his back B2
go for it B1
go to hell B2
goes wrong B1
going after B2
going around B1
going overboard B2
good at reading people B2
good enough B1
got engaged B1
got into a fight B1
got lucky B1
got the shaft C1
gravy train C1
grief counselor B2
grilling B2
grinder C1
guidelines B2
had enough of B1
had your back B2
hard feelings B2
has a huge crush on B1
has nothing to do with B1
have his back B2
have the juice C1
have your back B2
hit the jackpot B2
holy goddamn shit C1
how dare you B2
how you like me now B2
huge raise B1
I don't suppose B2
I have shit to do B2
I take it B2
in the first place B2
in your pocket C1
income statements B2
increase B1
intercept a problem C1
isolate assets C1
it's high time B2
it's not what it looks like B2
jealous B1
jealous of B1
jump at B2
kept complaining B1
kick ass C1
kickass C1
lay out B2
lay out the money B2
laying out B2
learned that one the hard way B2
learning at the feet of C1
leaving out B1
leaving you high and dry C1
legal advice B2
life is short B1
like hell you don't C1
liquid B2
long shot B2
look it over B1
loser B1
lost his entire practice B2
lost wages B2
made partner B2
made your way in B2
make a name for yourself B2
make it right B2
make it up to me B2
make things right B2
make your way out B2
making copies B1
making it up to me B2
manage to B1
manly B1
marry me A2
melted off B2
mind sharing B1
missed a day of work B1
more than enough B1
move on B1
move past B2
negatory C1
not happening B2
not opposed to B2
Nothing like that B1
occurred to me B2
off the top B2
offsetting C1
on a whim B2
on board B2
on contingency C1
on her knees B2
on my side B1
on the hook for C1
on the house B2
on the same page B2
on top of that B2
out of the blue B2
partners B1
pass on your offer B2
passionate about B1
pay structure B2
paying your salary B1
payoff B2
pennies on the dollar C1
percentage B1
pick a side B2
pick this up B2
pick up the phone B1
picking a fight B2
piece of the pie B2
pissed all over C1
pissing contest C1
pissing me off B2
ponied up C1
postpone B1
prefer B1
prenup B2
preying on C1
privileged information B2
propose B2
protect B1
provided for B1
punitive damages C1
put a bid on B2
put a price tag on B2
put everything behind us B2
put him in his place B2
put it back B1
put something on the table B2
put your proposal to a vote B2
putting my ass on the line C1
quick on my feet B2
quit B1
reopened a case B2
reopening this case B2
representing B1
retainer B2
revamping C1
reversing that vote B2
right up your alley B2
rip off B2
ripping the Band-Aid off C1
run his proposal by me B2
running it by me B2
save kittens in trees C2
Save your sorries B2
scratched and clawed my way C2
see eye to eye B2
see where he's coming from B2
senior partner B2
sensitive issue B2
sent him home B1
shit on me C1
sign B1
sign a prenup B2
sign off B2
sign off on B2
sit tight B1
sitting in the copy machine B1
slammed it shut B1
slap the taste out of your mouth C2
smack it down C1
smack me down C1
smacked into submission C1
speaking of which B2
special occasion B1
start tomorrow A2
stick to B1
stopping you from B1
stormed out B1
straight up B2
stuck in my head B2
suck it up B2
sucked B2
sure as hell C1
take a break B1
take a bullet C1
take a look at B1
take back B1
take his side B2
take it B1
take it on B2
take it personally B2
take the case back B2
taken a dime B2
taken away B1
taken care of B1
taking care of B1
taking on B1
taking out on B2
taking stakes B2
talking shit C1
tasty B1
the haps B2
think through B2
throw that away B1
time for a change B1
too cheap B1
too weak B1
took on B2
totally fine with it B1
undermine C1
underwriting class-action lawsuits C1
value most B1
ventilation B2
walk into your office B1
walked in on B2
way ahead of you B2
weighted more towards C1
what brings you to my neck of the woods C1
what's done is done B2
what's the haps C2
whipped C1
winner B1
woke up A2
won the lottery B1
worked that man to the bone C1
you sure don't look happy B1
You're damn right B2

In "Compensation," the second episode of Season 5 of "Suits," the tension escalates as Harvey Specter faces the consequences of his past decisions. The episode centers on the fallout from the merger between Specter Litt and Pearson Specter, with Harvey struggling to maintain his position and reputation at the firm. Meanwhile, Mike Ross, who is still grappling with the challenges of being a fraud, finds himself in a precarious situation as he tries to manage his relationship with Rachel Zane while securing his place in the legal world. The stakes are high as both characters navigate the complexities of their personal and professional lives, leading to significant revelations and decisions that could alter their futures. As the episode unfolds, Harvey must confront the reality of his choices, particularly when a potential client threatens to expose vulnerabilities within the firm. This situation forces Harvey to collaborate closely with Louis Litt, who is eager to prove his worth but often complicates matters with his insecurities. Meanwhile, Mike's attempts to balance his secret life as a non-licensed lawyer with his aspirations become increasingly difficult, especially as Rachel pressures him to be more honest about his past. The emotional strain leads to pivotal moments where loyalties are tested, and characters must confront their fears. With sharp dialogue and intense performances, "Compensation" captivates viewers by highlighting the intricate dynamics of ambition, loyalty, and the high cost of success in the legal world.

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