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Brooklyn Nine-Nine Season 6 Episodes 6 English Vocabulary List

Brooklyn Nine-Nine S6E6

The Crime Scene

This page provides an extensive English vocabulary list featuring 254 words from Brooklyn Nine-Nine Season 6 Episode 6, titled "The Crime Scene," where detectives face a challenging investigation within their own precinct. With a dominant CEFR level of B2, the vocabulary list includes a breakdown of words across various levels: A2 (17 words), B1 (100 words), B2 (115 words), C1 (20 words), and C2 (2 words). Here, you can enhance your language skills through engaging reading passages and practice your speaking abilities using AI technology, making it an ideal resource for learners aiming to improve their English proficiency.

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254 words
A2
17
B1
100
B2
115
C1
20
C2
2
3-D printed B2 +
a couple of A2 +
abbreviate B2 +
acting like a lunatic B2 +
affects our souls C1 +
air conditioning A2 +
alibis B2 +
approaches his doorway B1 +
approval B1 +
armed B2 +
arriving A2 +
arriving at summer camp B1 +
assaulting B2 +
ate a couple fries A2 +
awkwardness B2 +
backfire B2 +
bad at metaphors B2 +
bad boy B2 +
beat the heat B2 +
beetroot zucchini wraps B2 +
believed in B1 +
bend B1 +
big break B2 +
bled all over B2 +
blood spatter B2 +
bloodstains B2 +
bloody pizza pie B2 +
body decomp B2 +
booties B1 +
bribing B2 +
bring him in B1 +
broke the number one rule B2 +
bummer B1 +
bunk mate B2 +
burn B2 +
bust B2 +
buttoned up B2 +
buy us some more time B2 +
came out B2 +
camouflaged as B2 +
can't help myself B1 +
cast-off pattern C1 +
cast-off splatter C1 +
catch the guy B1 +
caught in the middle B2 +
celebratory drink B1 +
certified as dope C1 +
Check it out A2 +
chipper B2 +
clean it up B1 +
cold case B2 +
come around B2 +
coming out B2 +
connote C1 +
connotes C1 +
consoling B2 +
cookin' the blood rot C2 +
cosmetology school B2 +
count A2 +
covered B1 +
covered in B1 +
crap B1 +
crawling with B2 +
crazy B1 +
crime scene B1 +
custom-made B2 +
cute B1 +
databases B1 +
declare B2 +
delivery guy A2 +
disgusting B1 +
dope B2 +
drilled through B2 +
droplet B2 +
dropped to zero B2 +
dumb jerk B1 +
earned this B1 +
emerged B2 +
emptied the place out B2 +
evidence B1 +
exhausted every lead C1 +
exposé C1 +
face death B2 +
face down B1 +
false hope B2 +
feeling good about B1 +
figure it out B1 +
final meal B1 +
find the killer B1 +
first impressions B1 +
footage B1 +
for the record B2 +
forced entry B2 +
forever changed B2 +
fresh eyes B2 +
freshman B1 +
full of forensic evidence C1 +
full-on B2 +
game of chance B2 +
gave away B1 +
get inside the mind of C1 +
gets the justice he deserves B2 +
getting lazy B1 +
go out on my own terms B2 +
going after B2 +
going crazy B1 +
gone insane B2 +
Gonna Get Got B2 +
got nothing B1 +
gotta say B1 +
gotten involved emotionally B2 +
haircut A2 +
half Italian B1 +
has a point B1 +
Hazmat suit B2 +
heart rate B1 +
heat wave B1 +
high B2 +
hit man B2 +
hit triple digies B1 +
hold out hope B2 +
hot dog A2 +
huge A2 +
I knew it A2 +
ignorant B2 +
in a position to B2 +
in action B1 +
in my sleep B2 +
in way too deep B2 +
insane B2 +
investigative reporter B2 +
invisibility cloak B2 +
jumping back on B2 +
kick up B2 +
large-scale B2 +
last meal B1 +
lazier B1 +
leads B2 +
least favorite B1 +
Less is more B2 +
let it go B1 +
let the room speak to us C1 +
let you out of the tower B2 +
locked from the inside B1 +
look like crap B2 +
lost your mind B2 +
lunatic C1 +
made a connection B2 +
make it right B2 +
Mamma Mia B1 +
matches B1 +
memorable B1 +
miss the smell B1 +
motive B2 +
moving fast B1 +
moving on B1 +
my goodness A2 +
needs patching B2 +
nestled B2 +
nosters C1 +
numb to B2 +
Oh, snap B2 +
on the best of terms B2 +
ordered his dinner A2 +
overheard B2 +
owe you B1 +
passing B1 +
perp B2 +
plain sight B2 +
Play the tape B1 +
pleading guilty B2 +
police tape B1 +
pounding B2 +
practicing B1 +
pro tip B1 +
promised A2 +
protractor B1 +
pucker up B2 +
put a hit out on C1 +
puts time of death B2 +
rated G B1 +
recognized B1 +
recreate B2 +
reminded me of B1 +
responding positively B2 +
reverse psychology B2 +
rings true B2 +
rock-paper-scissors B1 +
Roger that B1 +
rookie mistake B2 +
sealed the hole B2 +
security footage B2 +
segue C1 +
serve over rice B1 +
set scent to simmer C2 +
sharp turn away B2 +
sick bastard C1 +
sketch artist B1 +
smart watch B1 +
smeared blood B2 +
Smells like the brim of Scully's hat C1 +
sneak out B1 +
snuck into B1 +
snuck out B2 +
solve the case B1 +
solve this case B1 +
solved that case B2 +
son of a bitch B2 +
Sour Straws B1 +
special delivery B1 +
sped up B1 +
spent B1 +
spilled B1 +
splatter B2 +
stabbed B2 +
star humper C1 +
starting over B1 +
stay in character B2 +
Stop promising people B1 +
straight outta B1 +
Suck it B2 +
sucks B1 +
surveillance cameras B1 +
survived B1 +
suspect B1 +
suspicious B1 +
take care A2 +
talk normal B1 +
tampered with B2 +
taste the smell B2 +
techs B1 +
threw A2 +
Tons of 'em B1 +
too high B1 +
total nightmare B1 +
track B1 +
tracked down B2 +
Triple digies B1 +
turned into nothing B2 +
turned it around B2 +
turned on A2 +
twisted mother C1 +
under surveillance B2 +
undoping C1 +
vacuum was running B1 +
vent B1 +
Vic B2 +
walkthrough B1 +
weave in hair extensions B2 +
weird B1 +
willing to B1 +
within the hour B1 +
your loss B1 +
zoom in B1 +

In "The Crime Scene," the detectives of the 99th precinct are faced with a challenging investigation when a crime scene is discovered in their own precinct. Jake Peralta and Amy Santiago are especially excited to work on this case, as it allows them to showcase their detective skills. Meanwhile, Captain Raymond Holt is dealing with a different problem. He is trying to impress a group of important visitors who are coming to see the precinct. This leads to a mix of tension and humor as Holt tries to maintain order while his team works on solving the crime.

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