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The Office Season 2 Episodes 3 English Vocabulary List

The Office S2E3

Office Olympics

This page offers a comprehensive English vocabulary list from "The Office Season 2 Episode 3," which focuses on the episode titled "Office Olympics." Here, you can explore a total of 158 words tailored to enhance your language skills, with a dominant CEFR level of B1. As the Dunder Mifflin employees seek motivation amid impending renovations, you can delve into the vocabulary related to their amusing office games, benefiting from a reading passage and AI speaking practice to reinforce your learning. With 90 B1 words making up 57% of the list, this resource is perfect for intermediate learners looking to expand their English vocabulary and improve their conversational abilities.

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158 words
A2
18
B1
90
B2
45
C1
5
accepting of all life styles B2 +
accommodating B2 +
armoire C1 +
as far as I can tell B2 +
attractive singles B1 +
automatic voice-mail B1 +
basic principle B2 +
best looking B1 +
blanking on B2 +
bored a lot A2 +
bring the stocks back B2 +
by a nose B2 +
by the end of the day B1 +
cable readiness B1 +
carpenter ends C1 +
carpooling B1 +
cathedral ceilings B2 +
ceilings are lower B1 +
challenging B2 +
check it out A2 +
closed on B2 +
closing ceremonies B1 +
closing ceremony B1 +
closing on a condo B2 +
coffee mug A2 +
coffin B1 +
come in early B1 +
come off B1 +
common sense B1 +
competing for B1 +
condo B1 +
condo association B1 +
congratulate B1 +
courtesy of B2 +
crossbow range B2 +
dangle B2 +
did him in B2 +
dies of boredom B2 +
diversifying B2 +
doves B1 +
early bird B1 +
essentially B2 +
eternal B2 +
every so often B1 +
expense reports B1 +
extra bedroom A2 +
extra income B1 +
fair enough B1 +
figured B1 +
final walkthrough B2 +
financial thing B1 +
fixed B1 +
flicking B1 +
gay friendly B1 +
gay-friendly B2 +
get on that B1 +
gets really into it B2 +
go back A2 +
goes back A2 +
gold medal A2 +
gold-medal B1 +
grandkids A2 +
hang on A2 +
hardly ever B1 +
Hate Ball B1 +
having fun A2 +
headed off B2 +
headed out B1 +
help me out B1 +
help out B1 +
helping me out B1 +
home alone B1 +
home-owner B1 +
honor system B2 +
hot people B1 +
hush B1 +
ignore B1 +
insist B1 +
investing in real estate B2 +
left me A2 +
living arrangement B1 +
lock into B2 +
made of paperclips B1 +
made the right decision B1 +
make a great team B1 +
make you proud B1 +
master bedroom A2 +
month to month B1 +
mortgage B1 +
move in B1 +
national hymn B2 +
night owl B1 +
no place to go but down B2 +
notify B2 +
number 2 guy B2 +
nurse A2 +
obey the law B1 +
offer revoked B2 +
olden days B1 +
own a property B1 +
paper-clips A2 +
party pad B2 +
paying off B1 +
personal day B1 +
pimp this place out C1 +
plasma screen B1 +
poor saps B2 +
price reduction B1 +
primary B2 +
productive B1 +
property ownership B2 +
pushing back B1 +
put the top down B1 +
put your foot right trough B1 +
reach out B1 +
refer to it as B2 +
refinance B2 +
rely on B1 +
rent out B1 +
retiring B1 +
revive him B2 +
rewarding B1 +
rip off B1 +
risky business B2 +
rolled over B1 +
run it A2 +
sanctuary B2 +
scented candle B1 +
score board B1 +
shared wall B1 +
sign the papers B1 +
silver medal B1 +
so close A2 +
step up B1 +
stopwatch B1 +
stuck at B1 +
surround sound system B1 +
swing A2 +
take a breather B2 +
take a couple hours B1 +
take a nap A2 +
terrarium C1 +
threw his wife into the wall B2 +
threw you in the stocks C1 +
throw it away B1 +
throw stuff in it B1 +
time to beat B1 +
totally smashed B1 +
trouble makers B1 +
up to code B2 +
upgrade B1 +
voice mails B1 +
walk away B1 +
warranty B1 +
watch those carbs B2 +
what the hell B1 +
whiner B2 +
working beet farm B1 +

In the episode "Office Olympics," the employees of Dunder Mifflin are feeling bored and unmotivated at work. When Michael Scott, the branch manager, discovers that the office is about to be renovated, he decides to create a fun event to lift everyone's spirits. He organizes the "Office Olympics," a series of silly games and contests for his coworkers. Meanwhile, Pam and Ryan, two employees, are tasked with preparing for the office's future by handling paperwork and other tasks. However, they find themselves more drawn to the excitement of the games than the work they are supposed to be doing.

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