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The Office Season 9 Episodes 13 English Vocabulary List

The Office S9E13

Junior Salesman

This page provides an extensive English vocabulary list drawn from "The Office Season 9 Episode 13," titled "Junior Salesman," where Dwight Schrute aims to prove himself as Dunder Mifflin's top salesman. With a total of 184 words, the vocabulary list primarily caters to learners at the B2 level, but it also includes 19 A2 words, 68 B1 words, 78 B2 words, 18 C1 words, and 1 C2 word, making it a versatile resource for various proficiency levels. Here, you can explore the vocabulary list, engage with a reading passage for context, and practice your speaking skills using AI tools to enhance your understanding of key terms from the episode.

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184 words
A2
19
B1
68
B2
78
C1
18
C2
1
24/7 B1 +
a full season of Homeland B2 +
a load of B1 +
A ton of things can happen B1 +
abandoning B2 +
act natural B1 +
alliance B2 +
axis C1 +
babysitter B1 +
ballers C1 +
best of the best B2 +
Big changes coming B1 +
blame a normal for creating a situation B2 +
board meeting B1 +
breathe in B1 +
brokered the deal C1 +
brought in B1 +
bull crap B2 +
bus transfer B1 +
check mate B2 +
chose my words very carefully B2 +
circle back around to it C1 +
clump C1 +
cognition C1 +
Come on A2 +
compete for a promotion B2 +
conman B2 +
contempt C1 +
Cool, calm and collected B2 +
core investor C1 +
couldn't picture B2 +
cover for B1 +
cracking down B2 +
credentials B2 +
delicate B2 +
dense B2 +
desk mate B1 +
Didn't see that one coming B2 +
distract B2 +
don't get your hopes up B2 +
double-parked B1 +
doubling B1 +
ear buds B1 +
end up B1 +
execute B2 +
fell in love B1 +
figured out B1 +
fire in him B2 +
for God's sake B1 +
freak B2 +
get bitten B1 +
get into B1 +
get off work B1 +
gets me B1 +
giving out B1 +
go ahead A2 +
Go to hell B1 +
go up A2 +
go with B1 +
goes first A2 +
goes fishing with hand grenades C1 +
going head-to-head against B2 +
good nose B2 +
goof B1 +
got a sec B1 +
grueling B2 +
handicaps B2 +
harness B2 +
has no chance B1 +
have no say B2 +
have some say B2 +
haze C1 +
hero A2 +
higher standards B2 +
hilarious B1 +
hire B1 +
how cool is it going to be B2 +
I dare you B1 +
I guess A2 +
in the loop B2 +
in the span of B1 +
inconsiderate B2 +
influx C1 +
input B2 +
interviewing for B1 +
invested B2 +
it's over A2 +
it's your call B2 +
just like it A2 +
keep it A2 +
killing it B2 +
kind of A2 +
Kobayashi Maru C2 +
least of all the evils C1 +
let's do this B1 +
Like an animal B1 +
look over B1 +
lWlbeintouch B1 +
make you laugh so hard you'll puke your pants C1 +
mandatory B2 +
matters B1 +
mutant abilities B2 +
my choice A2 +
night hearing B2 +
No doy B2 +
no-win situation B2 +
nothing gets by C1 +
one of a kind B2 +
outgrow B2 +
outrage B2 +
overheard B2 +
paintball fight B1 +
part-time B1 +
passionate lover B2 +
pay whatever it takes B2 +
people person B1 +
point blank range B2 +
potential B2 +
pretty special B1 +
price sheets B1 +
proven entity C1 +
pull the trigger B2 +
pull this off B2 +
put in B1 +
put in charge B2 +
put us through the ringer C1 +
qualified B2 +
quarreling B2 +
rattle B2 +
read my lips B2 +
rebate B2 +
reference B1 +
report to B1 +
rolling on the laughing floor C1 +
rooting for B2 +
round off B2 +
sales rep B1 +
scrambling B2 +
scrubbing tubs B1 +
seating arrangement B1 +
self-starter B2 +
sell me this piece of paper B1 +
sewing imitation Levi's B2 +
shot B1 +
sit near A2 +
slip-up B2 +
slow roast B1 +
squared away B2 +
staring off B2 +
stay out of her stuff B1 +
stop trying A2 +
sucks B1 +
superstars B1 +
supposed to A2 +
sure do A2 +
suspicious packages B1 +
take a 20 on that C1 +
take a look A2 +
take care of A2 +
take my money A2 +
team player B2 +
telemarketing B2 +
the joke's on them B2 +
they can't all be winners B2 +
thrilled B1 +
toilet paper B2 +
tough decision B1 +
towed B1 +
turn out B1 +
up against B2 +
up to me B1 +
validate parking B2 +
volume discount B2 +
walked right into that one B2 +
want it so bad B1 +
watch this A2 +
weirdo B2 +
weirdoes B1 +
welcome to the club B2 +
went above and beyond B2 +
went well B1 +
working with B1 +
wouldn't be so sure about that B1 +
You don't compare B1 +

In "Junior Salesman," the thirteenth episode of Season 9 of "The Office," the story revolves around Dwight Schrute's ambition to be the best salesman at Dunder Mifflin. When a new employee, a young and inexperienced salesman named Clark, joins the team, Dwight sees an opportunity to mentor him. However, he also views Clark as competition, which leads to a mix of rivalry and unexpected teamwork. Meanwhile, Jim and Pam face their own challenges as they navigate the realities of parenthood and their work-life balance, and they try to support each other in the process.

As the episode unfolds, Dwight's competitive nature becomes more apparent. He tries to teach Clark the tricks of the trade while simultaneously attempting to outperform him. This creates a humorous tension between them, as Clark is eager to learn but also confident enough to stand up to Dwight. Jim and Pam, on the other hand, deal with the stress of their daily responsibilities, leading to some light-hearted moments that bring them closer together. The episode highlights the importance of mentorship, friendship, and the sometimes chaotic nature of office life, culminating in memorable interactions that showcase the unique dynamics of the Dunder Mifflin team.

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