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Arrow — Season 6 Episode 15

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to give out secret information

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to give out secret information

He leaked the secret report

to let liquid or gas escape from a hole

The pipe is leaking

to send out liquid waste from the body (vulgar)

He was embarrassed because he started to leak

used to show something is surprising or extreme

In scene

used to show something is surprising or extreme

He didn't even say hello

having no debt or advantage on either side

Now we are even

to make an effort to do something

You should even to reach your goal

a smaller amount or number

Four is an even number

not less than; at the very least

In scene

not less than; at the very least

I need at least ten dollars

used to say something positive despite a problem

At least it is not raining

to be required or expected to do something

You could at least say sorry

to a small degree

It is at least warm here

someone who is on trial in a court of law

In scene

someone who is on trial in a court of law

The defendant was found innocent

someone accused of a crime in court

The defendant lost the case

someone who is accused of a crime in a court of law

The defendant told the judge he was innocent

a person who is on trial in a court of law

The defendant is innocent

not including something or someone

In scene

not including something or someone

You cannot go without a ticket

not having something

In scene

not having something

I cannot see without my glasses

on or to the outside of something

He stood without the door

used to show you do not care or it does not matter

In scene

used to show you do not care or it does not matter

Whatever, I don't care

no matter what

Do whatever you want

used to refer to something not specified

You can eat whatever you want

used to say that it does not matter which one or what happens

I will stay whatever happens

having a positive or desirable quality

In scene

having a positive or desirable quality

This is a good book

something that helps or is useful

These are luxury goods

used to emphasize the degree of another adjective

It took a good ten minutes

to leave a place or situation suddenly

In scene

to leave a place or situation suddenly

I have to bail

money paid to let someone leave jail

In scene

money paid to let someone leave jail

He was released on bail

to allow someone to avoid trouble or responsibility

She had to bail him out of trouble

to state something as true or to demand ownership

In scene

to state something as true or to demand ownership

He claims that he is innocent

to be the reason someone dies

The earthquake claimed many lives

to state something as true or to demand ownership

He claimed his lost bag

to say something is true without proof

She claims to be innocent

happening a short time ago

In scene

happening a short time ago

This is a recent photo

happening or done not long ago

This is a recent photo

positioned before or facing

In scene

positioned before or facing

The car is in front of the house

in a position ahead of someone or something

She is standing in front of the door

the place where someone is standing or in front of someone

The car is parked in front of the house

a book listing phone numbers

In scene

a book listing phone numbers

I found her number in the phone book

a set of printed pages bound together for reading

I looked for his number in the phone book

things that you must do

In scene

things that you must do

Doing homework is his responsibility

something you are required to do

It is my responsibility to finish the work

to make someone believe or do something

In scene

to make someone believe or do something

I tried to convince him to come

making someone agree to do something

I convinced him to join us

able to make someone believe something is true

I convinced him to come

to discharge a gun

In scene

to discharge a gun

He fired a shot

a photograph taken with a camera

That is a great shot

completely spoiled or destroyed

My car engine is shot

a small amount of a strong alcoholic drink

He ordered a shot of tequila

a state of being in agreement with something

In scene

a state of being in agreement with something

Everything was done in accordance with the rules

to become joined in marriage

In scene

to become joined in marriage

They decided to wed in June

personal things or possessions

In scene

personal things or possessions

Put your stuff in the car

to put something into a container or space tightly

In scene

to put something into a container or space tightly

She stuffed the bag

to put something into a container or space tightly

I stuffed my clothes into the suitcase

objects or items in general

I have too much stuff

to make something dirty or bad

In scene

to make something dirty or bad

The scandal tainted his reputation

the area between the genitals and anus

He injured his taint while cycling

a set of clothes worn together

In scene

a set of clothes worn together

I love your outfit

to provide someone with necessary clothing or equipment

The store outfitted the hikers with warm clothes

an organization or group of people

It is a small professional outfit

to stop sleeping and become conscious

In scene

to stop sleeping and become conscious

I wake up at seven

to cause someone to stop sleeping

Wake up your sister

to stop sleeping

I wake up early every morning

to stop sleeping and open your eyes

I wake up early every day

to stop sleeping

I wake up early every day

to reach a place

In scene

to reach a place

Come over to my place later

to experience a sudden physical or emotional state

I came over faint in the heat

to give a particular impression to others

She comes over as a very kind person

to visit someone at their home

Please come over to my house tonight

to take someone into police custody

In scene

to take someone into police custody

The suspect is under arrest

held by the police because you broke the law

He is under arrest for stealing

to seize someone by legal authority

The police have the suspect under arrest

a particular way of doing or expressing something

In scene

a particular way of doing or expressing something

He has a unique style of writing

to shape or arrange someone's hair in a particular way

She likes to style her hair every morning

a particular way something is made or looks

I like the style of this house

to give a name or title to someone

He was styled the leader of the group

to win against someone or something

In scene

to win against someone or something

They beat the champion

a person's regular job or route

The officer walked his beat every evening

to get to a place earlier than someone else

I will try to beat you to the station

to be more desirable or preferable than something else

Nothing beats a cold drink on a hot day

very tired

I am completely beat after work

to strike someone or something repeatedly

Beat the eggs before cooking

to go away from a place

Let us beat it before it starts raining

a regular repeated sound or movement

I like the beat of this song

feeling very tired or exhausted

I am beat after working all day

to change or damage something without permission

In scene

to change or damage something without permission

Someone tried to tamper with the lock

to go somewhere with someone

In scene

to go somewhere with someone

I will accompany you to the airport

to go somewhere with someone

I will accompany you to the airport

to go somewhere with someone

Please accompany me to the store

however; used to introduce a contrast

In scene

however; used to introduce a contrast

I would go except I am tired

not including

Everyone except Tom came

used to introduce a contrast

Everyone came, except you

exclude

Everyone came except him

to take place and affect someone

In scene

to take place and affect someone

What happened to him

to do something without planning

I happened to meet him at the park

to do something without planning

I happened to meet him

to do something by chance

I happened to be there

to take place by chance

Such things happen to everyone

to do something without planning it

I happened to break the glass

to take place or affect someone/something

What happened to your car

to do something by chance

I happened to see him at the store

a person not in the armed forces

In scene

a person not in the armed forces

He is a civilian

a formal request for something

In scene

a formal request for something

I submitted a requisition for new equipment

a movable panel at an entrance to a building or room

In scene

a movable panel at an entrance to a building or room

Close the door please

a movable panel that opens and closes to allow entry

In scene

a movable panel that opens and closes to allow entry

The door is open

a movable barrier used to close off an entrance to a room or building

In scene

a movable barrier used to close off an entrance to a room or building

Please close the door

a panel that opens to enter a room

He is at the door

to store something in a secret place

In scene

to store something in a secret place

She stashed the money under the bed

a secret store of something

He has a stash of candy

to continue to be in a place

In scene

to continue to be in a place

Please stay here

fully awake and able to think clearly

I need to stay awake

to live in a place for a period of time

We will stay in a hotel

a period of time spent in a place

We enjoyed our stay in London

very good

In scene

very good

You did a great job

very large in size or degree

It was a great success

one generation removed in ancestry

He is my great-grandfather

at no time

In scene

at no time

I never eat meat

a question or situation that causes difficulty

In scene

a question or situation that causes difficulty

This math problem is hard

a phrase used to say that something is not a problem or to respond to thanks

Thanks for the help, it was no problem

something that is difficult to deal with

I have a problem with my car

without any difficulty

This is a big problem

to become calm or stop worrying

In scene

to become calm or stop worrying

Just take it easy

to treat someone in a mild, not harsh way

Take it easy on him during the argument

an informal way to say goodbye to someone

Take it easy see you tomorrow

to stay calm and not worry

You should take it easy during the weekend

a large white bear that lives in the Arctic

In scene

a large white bear that lives in the Arctic

The polar bear lives in the Arctic

to be in the process of leaving

In scene

to be in the process of leaving

I am on my way

in the process of going somewhere

I am on my way to work

a detailed plan for something

In scene

a detailed plan for something

This is the blueprint for the new building

to no longer have something

In scene

to no longer have something

I lost my ring

to not win a fight, game, or contest

The team lost the match

to not know where someone or something is

I lost my keys

to not understand what someone is saying

You are losing me

to not know where you are

I always lose my keys

to be beaten in a game or competition

We did not want to lose the game

to stop living

She lost her father last year

to not win a game or contest

They will lose the match

to no longer have something

I do not want to lose this chance

to not be able to understand something

I lost you when you talked about science

to be unable to find something

Did you lose your wallet

to stop having something you had before

He lost his job yesterday

to stop having something

I lost my focus

to no longer have something

I often lose my keys

only on this occasion

In scene

only on this occasion

I will help you just this once

a task or job that you must do

In scene

a task or job that you must do

It is my duty to help you

a thing that you must do

It is my duty to help others

things you must do

It is your duty to help him

a tax paid on goods

You must pay duty on these goods

something that you do not tell other people

In scene

something that you do not tell other people

I have a secret to tell you

not known by others

I have a secret plan

to go and spend time with someone

In scene

to go and spend time with someone

I will visit my grandmother

to cause harm or trouble to someone

The sickness visited the small town

to go to a place for a period of time

I will visit my grandmother tomorrow

despite that; nevertheless

In scene

despite that; nevertheless

It was delicious though

despite the fact that

Though it was raining we went out

used to introduce a contrast or concession

Though he was tired he kept working

used to add a contrasting point

It is a bit expensive though

to leave a person, place, or unpleasant situation

In scene

to leave a person, place, or unpleasant situation

I need to get away from the city

to stop discussing or focusing on a particular topic

Let us get away from that topic

to move something from one place to another

Get the dog away from the table

to move away from someone or something

He wants to get away from the city

coming toward you or arriving

In scene

coming toward you or arriving

There is an incoming call

something used to move people or things from one place to another

In scene

something used to move people or things from one place to another

The car is a common vehicle

to make a serious statement or promise

In scene

to make a serious statement or promise

I swear to tell the truth

to be very sure about something

I swear I saw him

to use bad language

Do not swear in class

an expression of anger or frustration

In scene

an expression of anger or frustration

Damn it, I forgot my keys

an exclamation used to show frustration, anger, or disappointment

Damn it I missed the bus

most important or first

In scene

most important or first

The primary goal is safety

an early election where voters choose a candidate for the main election

The party held a primary to choose a candidate

a school for young children, usually aged 5 to 11

She started primary school last year

an early election to choose a candidate for a later election

They held a primary to choose the party candidate

to leave or escape from a place

In scene

to leave or escape from a place

The thief got away with the money

in a higher position than something else

In scene

in a higher position than something else

The cat is on top of the car

in a position of advantage or success

Our team is on top of the league

in a position of control or power

She is on top of the project

in a position of power or success

She is on top of her work

to make something new again

In scene

to make something new again

They decided to renew the old house

to make something valid for a longer period

I need to renew my passport

to think of as being something

In scene

to think of as being something

I consider him a friend

to think about a particular fact when making a decision

You should consider the cost before buying it

to think about something carefully

I will consider your offer

not large in size

In scene

not large in size

This is a small cat

to tell someone about something

In scene

to tell someone about something

So you know we are leaving early

a feeling of guilt or doubt about doing something

In scene

a feeling of guilt or doubt about doing something

He felt no compunction about taking the money

having a high temperature

In scene

having a high temperature

The coffee is hot

very strong or severe

He is hot to start his new job

very popular or successful

That game is very hot right now

sexually attractive

This game is hot

having a high temperature

The coffee is very hot

to open something that was closed

In scene

to open something that was closed

The shop will reopen tomorrow

the time between two events

In scene

the time between two events

In the meantime, please wait here

the time between two events

I will wait here in the meantime

the time between two events

I will cook in the meantime

a piece of furniture for sleeping on

In scene

a piece of furniture for sleeping on

I go to bed

the flat area at the back of a truck for carrying cargo

The truck bed is full of wood

the bottom of a river or valley

Fish live at the river bed

to make something happen to someone

In scene

to make something happen to someone

The noise gave me a headache

to hand something to someone

In scene

to hand something to someone

He gave me his book

to say something to someone

Please give me your answer

to take something to a place

In scene

to take something to a place

Please bring me some water

to make something happen

In scene

to make something happen

Spring brings warm weather

to walk close behind someone, especially a dog following its owner

The dog likes to bring behind me

to formally say that someone has done something illegal

The police decided to bring charges against him

to put clothing on yourself

In scene

to put clothing on yourself

He is dressed for the party

wearing clothes | to have put on clothing

She is already dressed

having put on clothing

She is smartly dressed

open to discussion or argument

In scene

open to discussion or argument

The point is moot

one of the twelve parts of a year

In scene

one of the twelve parts of a year

There are twelve months in a year

a unit of time lasting about 30 days

There are twelve months in a year

one of the twelve parts of a year

There are twelve months in a year

one of the twelve parts of a year

This project takes six months

to read or look at something with great attention

In scene

to read or look at something with great attention

She pored over the documents all morning

to be upset or annoyed by something

In scene

to be upset or annoyed by something

I don't mind the cold

to have a plan or intention to do something

I mind to help him

the part of a person that thinks, feels, and remembers

He has a brilliant mind

to be responsible for something

Please mind your step on the stairs

to think that something is true

In scene

to think that something is true

I believe you

happening quickly without warning

In scene

happening quickly without warning

There was a sudden change

to need something

In scene

to need something

This mistake cost him his job

to require a specific amount of money

It costs ten dollars

to require a specific amount of money

This jacket costs fifty dollars

to find the size, amount, degree, or value of something

In scene

to find the size, amount, degree, or value of something

We need to measure the progress

a step taken to achieve a particular purpose

They took measures to improve safety

a certain quantity or degree of something

Success is not just a measure of money

a person's standing or rank in society

He holds a high measure in the community

a particular situation or example

In scene

a particular situation or example

This is a special case

a box or bag for storing or carrying things

He put the phone in its case

a matter that is decided in a court of law

The police are working on the case

to move suddenly and quickly

In scene

to move suddenly and quickly

He sprang out of bed

a twisted metal coil that can stretch and bounce back

This pen has a spring

a place where water flows naturally from the ground

We drank water from the cold spring

the season after winter

Flowers bloom in spring

the act of taking part in something

In scene

the act of taking part in something

Her involvement in the project was crucial

the crime of entering a building to steal

In scene

the crime of entering a building to steal

They reported the burglary to the police

the crime of entering a building to steal things

He was arrested for burglary

coming after the current one

In scene

coming after the current one

See you next week

close to or beside something

She sat in the next seat

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