The Wire Season 2 Episodes 5 English Vocabulary List
The Wire
S2E5
Undertow
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375
单词
A2
1
B1
35
B2
236
C1
95
C2
8
10-4
B2
a history with
B2
address concerns
B2
aggregation
C1
aggressive marketplace
C1
ain't all that
B2
ain't down for
B2
ain't giving
B2
ain't gonna say shit
B2
ain't got
B2
ain't got no
B2
ain't got no ends
C1
ain't paid
B2
ain't shit
C1
ain't worth nothing near
C1
Ain't you know nothing
B1
all alone
B1
all in the props
C1
all of a sudden
B2
all over
B1
Appreciate
B2
as far as I'm concerned
B2
attention
B1
badmouthing
B2
be cool about it
B2
be there for us
B2
Bite me
C1
bring in
B2
broad
B2
bucking us
C1
bullpen
C1
bullshit
B2
burned you once
C1
buy for a nickel, sell for a dime
C1
buy ourselves a little time
B2
buy up
B2
by the end of the week
B1
cab fare
B1
calls for
B2
came to see a man about a car
C1
came up light
C2
cancel your car insurance
B2
capped
C1
change up
B2
checked on
B2
chill
B2
chills
B2
CI
C1
clearance rack
B2
clearing this case
B2
clever
B2
clue you in
B2
come home to
B2
coming up in here
B2
consumer credibility
C1
cop
C1
counted on
B2
county caper
C1
cutting shit with shit
C2
damn near pissed in my pants
C1
dance with a grand jury
C2
dead end
B2
dead-ended
B2
Death Grip
C1
deep cover
C1
deliver
B2
detailed temporarily
C1
detecting days are over
B2
did good
B2
did you a favor
B2
didn't get to where he might have wanted it
C1
dirt going down
C1
dirty me up
C1
do what you do best
B2
do you copy
B2
don't ever worry about
B1
don't get entered
B2
double his fee
B2
down-at-the-heels
C1
dress him up
B2
drive to
B1
drop a grand jury summons
C1
dropped on
B2
ease his mind
B2
ease my mind
B2
endeavoring to accomplish
C2
face to face
B1
fair
B1
fat fingers
B2
feel any different
B1
feel me
C1
field office
B2
find a suspect
B2
find his own way
B2
fish got to swim
C1
fished her out
B2
floating off
B2
folding one investigation into another
C1
follow through
B2
for a little while
B1
for certain
B2
for sure
B1
for the most part
B2
for the taking
C1
for your pains
C1
fraud cases
B2
front
C1
fuck it
C1
fuck me over
C1
Fuck with my ass
C2
fuck-ups
C1
fucked up
B2
fucking with
C1
gen pop
C1
get all dramatic
B2
get his props
C1
get into the part
B2
get jacked
C1
get jumped
B2
get lucky
B2
get my ass shot
C1
get what's yours
B2
get word to
B2
gets out of
B2
gets tossed
B2
gets you back
B2
give a fuck
C1
give back some time
B2
give or take
B2
glitch in the system
B2
go around
B2
go at him respectable
B2
go downtown on them
C2
go on up
B2
go that far
B2
going back on
B2
going nowhere
B2
gonna be right
B1
good guy
B2
good news and bad
B1
good shit
C1
got enough shame
B2
got my money
B2
got no more use for you
C1
got that check
B2
got to
B2
got to a lot of heart
C1
grabbing the future by the balls
C1
grabbing up
B2
grand jury
C1
grand jury summons
C1
had some times together
B2
hand-to-hands
C1
harbor view
B2
has had its ass in front of a federal grand jury
C1
hates his guts
C1
have a look
B2
have no fucking clue
B2
have no patience for
B2
have nothing more to do with
B2
headed right back
B2
help me out with
B2
help me with this
B2
hold onto
B2
hold up
B2
holding her for ransom
B2
holler at
B2
hoodleheads
C2
hook you up
B2
house hunting
B2
how come
B2
how's it feel
B1
hunt up
B2
I hear you
B1
I'm done
B1
I'm in
B2
I'm out
B1
ID
B1
immunity
B2
in a nutshell
B2
in custody
B2
in the can
B2
in your behalf
B2
in your heads
B2
inferior product
B2
informant
B2
invaluable
C1
jackpot
B2
jumping off
B2
just about business
B2
just business
B2
keep you apart from it
B2
kickback
C1
knocked down
B2
knows the docks okay
B2
lack for
B2
lateral
B2
leave a message
B1
legal troubles
B2
let slide
B2
let the money talk
C1
linked to
B2
listing
B2
looked into
B2
looking at two tubes of the harbor tunnel
C2
lose a can by accident
B2
lose in the stacks
C1
low overhead
B2
make some hand-to-hands
C1
making inquiries
B2
market share
B2
meet with
B1
mess
B1
mileage
B2
misplaced
B2
missing off
C1
morgue
B2
moving cans
B2
never the same thing twice
B2
no detective
B2
no offense
B2
no shit
B2
now or never
B2
off the hook
B2
old business
B2
on a hope and a prayer
C1
on his way in
B2
on it
B2
on loan
B2
on me
B2
on our behalf
B2
on post
C1
on the shelf
C1
on your own time
B2
operate at a loss
B2
other business
B1
out of the mix
C1
outstanding warrant
B2
package
B2
paid two large
C1
parking pad
B2
pay no mind
B2
perjury
C1
personal growth
B2
pick of his district
C1
pissed off
B2
play house
B2
play you hard
C1
playing cold
C1
playing us
B2
playing you
B2
posting
B2
probable cause
C1
process drugs
B2
proved himself disloyal
C1
pull Stringer up on this
C1
pulling our chain
C1
punch numbers
B2
push come to shove
C1
put that goddamn shotgun in my face
C1
put together
B2
putting that sociopath on the stand
C1
raid
B2
raised him on the radio
C1
rattling cages
C1
raw
C1
reach out
B2
real estate
B2
reasonable
B2
regrets
B2
returns the favor
B2
reverse
C1
rock
B2
roll back past
B2
round the way
B2
rounded it off
B2
run a trace
B2
run some listings
B2
running a club
B2
running around like your head's all chopped off
C1
runs your team
B2
same as it ever was
B2
same old
B1
scare the men on the docks
B2
security deposit
B2
sell it off
B2
serves you right
B2
set him up
B2
set this system up
B1
set up
B2
share information
B2
shit detail
C1
shit list
C1
short
B2
short of that
B2
show up at my door
B2
show you how it's done
B2
showed him some interest
B2
side of town
B2
slow down
B2
smooth
B2
snatched up
B2
snitch
B2
son of a bitch
B2
sons of bitches
C1
sooner or later
B2
sprawl a case
C1
stacks
B2
staring right at me
B2
stash got hit
C1
stay with
B1
steal off
C1
step into my world
B2
Stick that on that thing there
B2
stomping
B2
stood smiling
B2
stripes on your sleeve
C1
style
B2
subpoena
C1
supply and demand
B2
supposed to be
B1
surveillance van
B2
suspect
B2
swear
B2
take a day
B1
take it easy
B1
take my man's ride
B2
take the fifth commandment
C1
take-home test
B2
taking a hard look
B2
taking notes
B1
talk to about
B2
talked to
A2
temporary posting
B2
testifies
B2
that's management for you
B2
the writing's on the wall
C1
thieving
B2
thinking about it like that
B2
thinking drugs
B2
thinking man
B2
throw your summonses
C1
throwing them off
B2
tit-for-tat
C1
toasted
C1
too fair
B2
too much cash
B2
Top of the line
B2
trace on the can
C1
trial's up next week
B2
triple-rate
C1
try it twice
B2
turned around
B2
type that shit in
B1
voucher
B2
walked on
B2
way the fuck wrong
C1
weak bullshit
C1
weenie
B2
What can I tell you
B2
What the hell
B2
when and where
B1
where are we at
B2
which murder we talking
B2
who knows
B2
work
B1
work out
B2
work something out
B2
working on it
B1
working out
B2
working out of
B2
working that case
B2
working the lanes
C1
worth more than
B2
you never know
B2
In "Undertow," the fifth episode of Season 2 of "The Wire," the narrative continues to unfold around the interconnected lives of Baltimore's residents. The episode delves deeper into the struggles faced by the stevedores at the docks, particularly focusing on Frank Sobotka, who is trying to secure the future of the union while dealing with the pressures of crime and corruption. Meanwhile, the investigation into the murder of the young woman found in the harbor intensifies, bringing detectives Freamon and McNulty into a tangled web of political intrigue and personal betrayal. Simultaneously, the characters of the drug trade, including the Barksdale organization, are also facing their own challenges as they navigate rivalries and alliances in a changing landscape. The contrasting environments of the docks and the streets of Baltimore highlight the struggles of different communities fighting for survival in a city rife with economic decline and illicit activities.
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