Better Call Saul — Season 1 Episode 2
Words & meanings
469 words
available only to certain people
In sceneavailable only to certain people
This information is privileged
This information is privileged
having special rights or benefits that others do not have
having special rights or benefits that others do not have
They live a privileged life
They live a privileged life
a special advantage or benefit
a special advantage or benefit
He comes from a very privileged background
He comes from a very privileged background
a statement that you will definitely do something
In scenea statement that you will definitely do something
I will keep my promise
I will keep my promise
the quality of showing that you will be successful in the future
the quality of showing that you will be successful in the future
The young student shows great promise
The young student shows great promise
to let someone or something go from being held or trapped
to let someone or something go from being held or trapped
He gave his promise to let them go
He gave his promise to let them go
to tell someone something will happen
to tell someone something will happen
I promise to call you later
I promise to call you later
to move forward by putting one foot in front of the other
In sceneto move forward by putting one foot in front of the other
She likes to walk in the park
She likes to walk in the park
to describe a process step by step
to describe a process step by step
Let me walk you through the process
Let me walk you through the process
a paved or unpaved path for people to walk on
a paved or unpaved path for people to walk on
The park has a nice walk for visitors
The park has a nice walk for visitors
costing little money
In scenecosting little money
This shirt is very cheap
This shirt is very cheap
of poor quality or value
of poor quality or value
This is a cheap plastic toy
This is a cheap plastic toy
not willing to spend money
not willing to spend money
He is too cheap to buy a gift
He is too cheap to buy a gift
a serious crime
In scenea serious crime
He was charged with a felony
He was charged with a felony
a very serious crime
In scenea very serious crime
He was convicted of a felony
He was convicted of a felony
a fried corn chip often served with cheese
In scenea fried corn chip often served with cheese
I love eating nachos with cheese
I love eating nachos with cheese
to move behind someone and go where they go
In sceneto move behind someone and go where they go
The dog followed me home
The dog followed me home
to happen or appear after something else in order
to happen or appear after something else in order
Night follows day
Night follows day
to do what someone tells you to do
to do what someone tells you to do
You should follow the instructions
You should follow the instructions
to watch or pay attention to someone's activities
to watch or pay attention to someone's activities
Follow the latest news
Follow the latest news
a mythical being from folklore, often ugly and mischievous
In scenea mythical being from folklore, often ugly and mischievous
The troll lived under the bridge
The troll lived under the bridge
a person who posts offensive or provocative messages online to upset others
In scenea person who posts offensive or provocative messages online to upset others
He is just an internet troll
He is just an internet troll
a large, ugly creature in stories
a large, ugly creature in stories
The troll lives under the bridge
The troll lives under the bridge
a large, ugly creature in stories
a large, ugly creature in stories
The troll lived under the bridge
The troll lived under the bridge
to make a serious emotional request
In sceneto make a serious emotional request
She pleaded for help
She pleaded for help
to state something in a court of law
to state something in a court of law
She had to plead her case before the judge
She had to plead her case before the judge
to refuse to answer a question
to refuse to answer a question
The witness decided to plead
The witness decided to plead
to think something is true without proof
In sceneto think something is true without proof
I assume you are tired
I assume you are tired
to begin to have a role or responsibility
to begin to have a role or responsibility
He assumed the role of manager
He assumed the role of manager
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