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The Big Bang Theory Season 9 Episodes 5 English Vocabulary List

The Big Bang Theory S9E5

The Perspiration Implementation

This page provides a comprehensive resource for learners looking to enhance their English skills through the vocabulary used in "The Big Bang Theory Season 9 Episode 5," titled "The Perspiration Implementation." Here, you can explore a vocabulary list containing 160 words, with a dominant CEFR level of B1, making it ideal for intermediate learners. The list includes a variety of terms that reflect the humorous challenges faced by the characters, particularly as Howard and Bernadette prepare for their future baby. You can also engage in AI speaking practice and read contextually relevant passages to reinforce your understanding and usage of the vocabulary.

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160 words
A2
11
B1
72
B2
68
C1
9
a little less like B1 +
a word B1 +
advance B2 +
advertising directly to B2 +
ask out B1 +
asked me out B1 +
asked out B1 +
asking out B1 +
asking you out B1 +
background in B1 +
backstory B2 +
be warned B2 +
believe it or not B1 +
breakup B1 +
breastfeeding area B1 +
broke up with B1 +
bust out B2 +
call you back B1 +
challenge someone to a duel B2 +
challenging you to a duel B2 +
consider for a moment B2 +
coordinated B1 +
crazier than I thought B1 +
creepy B2 +
criteria B2 +
dead man B1 +
deserves to be happy B2 +
die young B1 +
doing all right B1 +
dominant leg B2 +
en garde B2 +
en garde position B2 +
expressed interest in B2 +
feel this tomorrow B2 +
female problems B2 +
female-oriented B2 +
fencing club B1 +
fencing isn't a joke B2 +
flush the toilet B1 +
folded the end of the toilet paper into a triangle B1 +
For all you know B2 +
for starters B1 +
for sure B1 +
game of tag B1 +
gave it a shot B2 +
get 'em in here B2 +
get a drink A2 +
get called into Human Resources B2 +
get so nervous B1 +
get to the center B1 +
get too attached to B2 +
get you in the door B2 +
give my regards to B2 +
go out with B1 +
good to know B1 +
happening so fast B1 +
hate to say it B2 +
hide my insecurity B2 +
holds a certain elegant appeal C1 +
hopped in front of B2 +
how dare you B1 +
How have you been A2 +
how many licks B1 +
How'd that go A2 +
I'll do it tomorrow B1 +
imagine him naked B1 +
imagine the audience is naked B2 +
insulted B1 +
intend to B1 +
interested in A2 +
jumping up on the couch B1 +
kill itself B2 +
killed my father B1 +
kind of delicious B1 +
leave me with no choice B2 +
let you guys talk A2 +
like it or not B2 +
Look at me go B1 +
looked me right in the eye B2 +
looking forward to B1 +
mad at B1 +
make an excellent point B2 +
makes sense B1 +
marry them anyway B2 +
might as well B1 +
move on B1 +
non-metaphorical sense C1 +
on a leash B1 +
one sec B1 +
over and over B1 +
pervs C1 +
physical activity B1 +
physical benefits B2 +
plucked your eyebrows B1 +
Preach B2 +
Prepare to die B2 +
Prepare yourself B2 +
pretty easy A2 +
prototype B2 +
pursue B2 +
push off B2 +
Puss in Boots B1 +
put a stop to B2 +
put in the effort B2 +
put up a sign B1 +
ran 18 miles B1 +
ran away from B1 +
recovering from B2 +
retaining water B2 +
rethink B2 +
retreat B2 +
rib cage B1 +
rigorous touching C1 +
rub up against B2 +
run away B1 +
runner's high B2 +
slapping them across the face B2 +
smell funny B1 +
sports bar B1 +
stab B2 +
stared at me B1 +
stocking B2 +
submissive B2 +
swashbuckler C1 +
sweaty from exercise B1 +
switch it up B2 +
takes one doctor's finger B2 +
taste good A2 +
taste salty A2 +
Thanks for coming by B1 +
That'll teach her B2 +
the longer I'm alone B2 +
the more desperate I get B2 +
thumbs up B1 +
took everything in my power C1 +
took it off B1 +
took that rejection like a pro C1 +
tops B2 +
touch B2 +
touch you all over B2 +
touché B2 +
track B1 +
tried fencing B1 +
turn down B1 +
twisted your ankle B1 +
unacceptable B2 +
up to you B1 +
walk up to B1 +
warn you B1 +
Well said B1 +
what are you gonna do A2 +
What can it hurt B2 +
what might have been C1 +
what went wrong with you B2 +
What's up? A2 +
wondering if B1 +
worth your salt C1 +
yanked down B2 +
You don't have to leave A2 +
you're my ride B1 +

In "The Perspiration Implementation," the characters of "The Big Bang Theory" face new challenges and humorous situations. Howard and Bernadette are excited about their future baby, but they quickly realize that preparing for parenthood is not as easy as they thought. Meanwhile, Sheldon and Amy are trying to improve their relationship by exploring new ways to connect. They decide to join a group that focuses on physical activities, which leads to some unexpected situations. Leonard and Penny are also dealing with their own problems, as they try to navigate the ups and downs of their relationship while managing their friends' antics.

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