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Suits Season 2 Episodes 12 English Vocabulary List

Suits S2E12

Blood in the Water

This page offers a comprehensive Suits Season 2 Episode 12 English Vocabulary List, featuring a total of 367 words predominantly at the B2 CEFR level, which is ideal for learners looking to enhance their English skills. In the episode "Blood in the Water," tensions rise at Pearson Hardman as Harvey Specter strives to navigate a critical moment in the firm's history. Here, you can explore the vocabulary list, engage with a reading passage related to the episode, and even practice your speaking skills using our AI tools. With 44% of the words at the B2 level, this resource is perfect for those aiming to refine their language proficiency while enjoying the thrilling context of the show.

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367 words
A2
15
B1
116
B2
161
C1
69
C2
6
a little late for that B1
actions have consequences B2
advised you to settle B2
agree to disagree B2
ain't that some shit C2
Anything but Cats B1
as an equal B2
as far as I'm concerned B2
at war B1
at your convenience B2
avalanche has already started C1
backed B2
bad idea A2
banter C1
beat that deal B2
beaten to a pulp C1
behind this B1
belong B1
Beneath that lumberjack chest beats the heart of a songbird C1
best interests at heart C1
betray B2
betrayed B2
better off B1
bitter B1
Box at the Garden B2
brings me to B2
brought her in B1
brought it to me B1
brutalize C1
bugged B2
busting out life jackets C1
buy you a drink A2
by the end of the day A2
by the way A2
call 911 B1
came down B1
caught me B1
cause B2
chat about B1
cherry on top B2
cherry-picking C1
chewing on B2
choose any port in a storm C1
chunky monkey B1
circling B2
closed over a decade ago B1
Closed them all B1
closer B2
coming after B2
coming after us B2
coming by B1
conduct some business B2
consider my options B2
considering a change of counsel C1
controlling interest C1
cross every 't,' dot every 'I' C1
cross the line B2
cry foul C1
cut it B2
cut it out B1
cut you slack C1
delivered B1
deserved it B1
despises B2
dictating my actions C1
didn't deserve B1
Die's been already cast C1
disappoint you again B1
distracted B1
Does the king do that? B1
Doesn't matter A2
don't care B1
don't deserve this B1
don't give a shit C1
done my homework B2
double the share price B2
drill sergeant B2
drop by B1
drug policy B2
ease up B2
embarrassment B2
empty title C1
end around C1
end run C1
ended things B2
expand our reach B2
expanding B1
falling apart B1
fend off the rest B2
fended off B2
fight B1
figure out B1
figured out B1
filed a motion B2
filing a claim B2
fill out B1
find out B1
fired B1
first thing B1
first-aid kit B1
fly was down B2
focused B1
for the record B2
freeze B2
front office B2
fuzzy slippers B1
gave me an out C1
get back to work B1
get in the way B1
get into fights B1
get it back B1
get it through your head C1
get jumped B2
get out A2
get rid of B1
get screwed B2
get your shit together C1
getting cold feet B2
getting your shit together C1
give a shit about B2
give someone shit C1
giving up B1
go after B1
go into B1
goes well with B1
going public B2
got a job B1
got my ass kicked C1
got off easy B2
greeting me at the door B1
grooming B2
had nothing to do with B1
had your head up your ass C2
has a way of getting what he wants C1
have an ulcer B2
have talked to every one of my clients B1
heads up B1
heal the wounds B2
hedge fund C1
Hell of a view B2
here's to B1
hiring well B2
hung out B1
I was right A2
idiot savant C1
in a forgiving mood B2
in the know C1
in the mood B1
in this for revenge B2
intimidate B2
ironic B2
judgment B2
jump B2
jumping ship B2
keep it up B2
kick ass B2
kicking his ass B2
kicking the dog C1
kill to have B2
landed B2
landed a huge, new client B2
law of the jungle C1
left a zero off B2
let go B1
let it go B1
let me guess B1
let you go B2
letter of resignation B1
litigation C1
look ass-kicked B2
look kick-ass B2
look like hell B2
look like shit B2
look over B1
lose my law license B2
loser B1
loyal B2
loyal as a basset hound C1
loyalty does not sway with the wind C2
Lunch is on us B1
Lunch with the mayor B1
lying B1
made me look like a fool B2
made your point B1
magnanimously hire him back C1
major moves B2
make up for B1
mediocrity C1
merger projections B2
messengered B2
met with him B1
might as well B1
minus the savant C1
moron B2
move on B1
name on the door B2
negotiating B2
no coming back from C1
no longer B1
No one is leaving you A2
non-compete C1
non-compete clause C1
not think twice B2
nuisance B2
oblivious B2
off your game B2
on board B1
on good authority C1
on purpose B1
on the menu B1
on the same page B2
oust C1
ousted C1
out of my depth B2
out with it B2
outstanding billables C1
overheard B2
owe you one B1
pack up B1
panicking B1
part of A2
partnership position B2
personally guarantee B2
pick a fight B2
pissed at B2
play the game B2
poach B2
poaching B2
Poconos weekend B1
pre-game B1
privileged information B2
prove how much you want it B2
proven commodity C1
punch in B1
punch out B1
punching out B2
pushed out the door B2
put in a word B2
put in too much toner B2
put your needs above B2
questioning my motives B2
quit B1
quit all you want B1
quite B1
ran to B1
reading between the lines B2
redeem B2
reeling from a loss C1
rehabilitation program B2
report card B1
rescind an offer C1
retain B2
returning B1
right and wrong B1
right fit B2
right hand B2
ring B2
rue the day C1
run the company B2
rushing this decision B2
save your own ass C1
schedule an appointment B1
screw me C1
second chance B1
second-tier B2
seduced B2
sell it off B2
sell out B2
send a message B2
send you packing C1
senior associates B2
senior partner B2
senior partners B2
senior partnership B2
serves me well B2
set it up B1
sets foot in B2
shooting at B1
shown me all your cards C1
side by side B1
six rings B2
slap someone else's name up there C1
sold your soul C1
sole purpose B2
sounds pretty good A2
spare parts B1
spell it out B2
spit out B2
stake my reputation C1
staph infection B2
stay on B1
stay the hell away B1
steal away B2
steal someone from B2
straight shooter C1
success stories B2
sucks B1
swallowed up B2
swear to God B2
symbiosis C1
tactical error C1
take care of B1
take his company public C1
take it B1
take on B1
take that down B2
take things personally B2
takes the call B1
taking this well B2
taking too long B1
tech head B2
That's it then B1
That's just foreplay C1
the good news is A2
the last person B2
threw her out B1
throw you under the bus C1
Title 16 ruling C1
too good to be true B2
tortious interference C2
totally freaked out B2
traitor B2
tries hard B1
triggered a death penalty review C1
tripled your reach B2
truly valued B2
turned her down B1
under orders B2
underwrite C1
unparalleled knowledge C1
used up the rope C2
valid reservations B2
voted for B1
waive C1
waive my non-compete C1
walk by B1
wants back in B2
We didn't close shit B2
We'll see about that B1
We're done A2
well aware B2
Well played B2
went away A2
went back on your word B2
went through B1
went to the ref B2
went way beyond B2
what a shocker B2
what could possibly go wrong B2
What took 'em so long? B1
What's in it for him? B2
when the chips were down C1
whispering in his ear C1
who cares A2
whole B2
Why would I do that? A2
wish you well B1
with my gut B2
without any thought for the consequences B2
witty repartee C2
work in progress B1
work product B2
worked all night B1
working all the clients B2
You gotta be kidding me B1
you won't regret it B1
your call to make B2

In the episode "Blood in the Water," tensions rise at Pearson Hardman as the firm faces a critical moment in its history. Harvey Specter, one of the firm’s top lawyers, is determined to win a high-stakes case against a formidable opponent, while Mike Ross, his associate, grapples with his own personal dilemmas. Meanwhile, Jessica Pearson, the managing partner, must confront the internal strife within the firm, particularly as it relates to the ongoing power struggle with Daniel Hardman. As secrets from the past begin to surface, the characters are pushed to navigate their loyalties and ambitions amidst an increasingly hostile environment.

As the episode unfolds, the conflict intensifies, particularly between Harvey and Daniel, whose rivalry threatens to unravel the stability of the firm. Mike faces a moral crossroads that tests his integrity, pushing him to reassess his role within the firm and his relationship with Harvey. Jessica takes decisive action to protect the firm's interests, leading to significant confrontations that reveal the vulnerabilities of each character. Key moments include a tense boardroom showdown and unexpected alliances that shift the balance of power. The episode culminates in a dramatic revelation that leaves the characters questioning their future, setting the stage for further developments in the season.

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