Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire — Top 100 Words

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If you're learning English through TV shows, "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" is ideal. You'll encounter practical verbs like lie (A2), save (A2), steal (B1), leave (A1), take (A1), bring (A1), get up (A2), join (A2), and pick up (A2). Phrasal verbs such as figure out (B1) and idioms like run through one's veins (C1) appear naturally. Characters often say never mind (B1), blimey (B1 – British slang), and stink (B2). Key plot moments involve bother (B1), hear about (A2), and put one's name in (B1) the Goblet. Voldemort's magic is forbidden (B2), and characters discuss as to (B1) plans or get someone on their own (B2).

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This movie suits intermediate (B1) learners because dialogue mixes everyday verbs (take, bring, leave) with more advanced expressions (forbidden, as to, get someone on their own). Beginners (A2) can still follow key scenes, while advanced (C1) users will pick up idiomatic language. Overall, "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" offers rich, contextual vocabulary for any level.

#	Word / Phrase	Level	Count
1	lie	B1	4	+
2	save	B1	3	+
3	steal	B1	3	+
4	figure out	B1	2	+
5	leave	B1	2	+
6	never mind	A2	2	+
7	blimey	B2	2	+
8	take	B2	2	+
9	bring	B1	2	+
10	stink	B1	2	+
11	get up	A2	2	+
12	join	A2	2	+
13	put one's name in	B2	2	+
14	pick up	A2	2	+
15	bother	B1	2	+
16	hear about	A2	2	+
17	run through one's veins	C1	1	+
18	forbidden	B2	1	+
19	as to	B2	1	+
20	get someone on their own	B2	1	+
21	tense	B1	1	+
22	quirks lurk	C1	1	+
23	mad as a hatter	C1	1	+
24	proper greeting	B1	1	+
25	bonds of friendship	B2	1	+
26	bewitch	B2	1	+
27	freeze	B1	1	+
28	go to the ball with someone	B1	1	+
29	fancy a flutter	C1	1	+
30	emotionally mature	B2	1	+
31	scores of	B2	1	+
32	Portkey	B2	1	+
33	confess	C1	1	+
34	remind of	B1	1	+
35	dashing	B2	1	+
36	without which	B2	1	+
37	at worst	B2	1	+
38	Aging Potion	B2	1	+
39	enjoy oneself	B1	1	+
40	forget one's manners	B1	1	+
41	spy	B1	1	+
42	how dare you	B1	1	+
43	not have a clue	B1	1	+
44	absolutely sure	B1	1	+
45	follower	B2	1	+
46	for God's sake	B2	1	+
47	curiosity is not a sin	B2	1	+
48	riddle out	C1	1	+
49	first and foremost	B2	1	+
50	forget	B1	1	+
51	compete	B1	1	+
52	select	B1	1	+
53	call home	B2	1	+
54	infinitely fair-minded	C1	1	+
55	gather around	B1	1	+
56	take part	B1	1	+
57	at this rate	B1	1	+
58	not end here	B2	1	+
59	broom cupboard	B1	1	+
60	up against	B2	1	+
61	Merlin's beard	B2	1	+
62	change	A2	1	+
63	get back to	B1	1	+
64	lure	B2	1	+
65	run for it	B2	1	+
66	scratch that	B2	1	+
67	Age Line	B2	1	+
68	unpack	B1	1	+
69	no matter	B1	1	+
70	prove consequential	C1	1	+
71	put one's hands up	B1	1	+
72	barking mad	C1	1	+
73	get straight to it	B2	1	+
74	for goodness sake	B1	1	+
75	come back for	B1	1	+
76	have it way	B1	1	+
77	torture	B2	1	+
78	mull over	B2	1	+
79	what are you on about	B2	1	+
80	what's with	B2	1	+
81	have no choice	B1	1	+
82	tell to wait	A2	1	+
83	witless wonder	C1	1	+
84	what's your hurry	B2	1	+
85	come up	B1	1	+
86	if you please	B2	1	+
87	have a word	B2	1	+
88	task	B1	1	+
89	cannot help it	B1	1	+
90	followed by	B1	1	+
91	on one's own	B1	1	+
92	put up on	B1	1	+
93	curse	B1	1	+
94	what makes someone tick	C1	1	+
95	end of story	B1	1	+
96	not have the foggiest	B2	1	+
97	reawaken the dead	C1	1	+
98	get off	B1	1	+
99	innate command	C1	1	+
100	watch yourself	B1	1	+

* These frequency counts are approximate values based on AI-extracted vocabulary data.