

Black Mirror — Season 2 Episode 3
Words & meanings
733 words
CEFR level
besides or in addition to what is mentioned
In scenebesides or in addition to what is mentioned
Who else is coming?
Who else is coming?
in a different way
in a different way
How else can I do this
How else can I do this
a different one
a different one
I want to go somewhere else
I want to go somewhere else
the measured period in which things happen
In scenethe measured period in which things happen
I need more time
I need more time
a particular kind of life or experience
a particular kind of life or experience
We had a great time
We had a great time
a point when something happens
a point when something happens
At that time I was tired
At that time I was tired
still there after others have gone
still there after others have gone
We have very little time left
We have very little time left
not serious or important
In scenenot serious or important
It was a minor mistake
It was a minor mistake
a musical scale with a sad or serious sound
a musical scale with a sad or serious sound
This song is in a minor key
This song is in a minor key
a person below the age of legal adulthood
a person below the age of legal adulthood
He is still a minor
He is still a minor
a hard strong material used in building
In scenea hard strong material used in building
The building is made of concrete
The building is made of concrete
a hard building material made from cement
a hard building material made from cement
The wall is made of concrete
The wall is made of concrete
clear and definite, not vague
clear and definite, not vague
They need concrete evidence
They need concrete evidence
the real facts about something
In scenethe real facts about something
Tell me the truth
Tell me the truth
a TV or stage show made up of short funny scenes
In scenea TV or stage show made up of short funny scenes
He loves watching a funny sketch show
He loves watching a funny sketch show
a large number or amount
In scenea large number or amount
I have lots of friends
I have lots of friends
many times or often
many times or often
I visit her lots
I visit her lots
a group of people
a group of people
I saw lots of people
I saw lots of people
a method of deciding something by chance
a method of deciding something by chance
We decided by drawing lots
We decided by drawing lots
a large amount of something
a large amount of something
I have lots of friends
I have lots of friends
the result of reaching a goal
In scenethe result of reaching a goal
Hard work leads to success
Hard work leads to success
to have a conversation
In sceneto have a conversation
They converse in English
They converse in English
a popular brand of casual sneakers
a popular brand of casual sneakers
I bought a pair of Converse
I bought a pair of Converse
every person; all people
In sceneevery person; all people
Everyone is here
Everyone is here
every person; all people
every person; all people
Everyone likes music
Everyone likes music
all people
all people
Everyone is happy
Everyone is happy
a fact or event that can be seen or known
In scenea fact or event that can be seen or known
This is a strange phenomenon
This is a strange phenomenon
to make someone go through a difficult situation
In sceneto make someone go through a difficult situation
The mistake put him in a difficult situation
The mistake put him in a difficult situation
to say or express something in a particular way
In sceneto say or express something in a particular way
How should I put this
How should I put this
to move something to a position
In sceneto move something to a position
Put the book on the table
Put the book on the table
to direct your attention or effort toward something
to direct your attention or effort toward something
She put all her energy into the project
She put all her energy into the project
a stupid or unpleasant person
In scenea stupid or unpleasant person
Don't be such a twat
Don't be such a twat
a very rude word for a stupid or unpleasant person
In scenea very rude word for a stupid or unpleasant person
He is such a twat
He is such a twat
a stupid or unpleasant person
a stupid or unpleasant person
Stop acting like a twat
Stop acting like a twat
the external female genitalia
the external female genitalia
He used the word twat
He used the word twat
the part of a tree left after the trunk is cut
In scenethe part of a tree left after the trunk is cut
I sat on the tree stump
I sat on the tree stump
to travel around giving speeches to get votes in an election
to travel around giving speeches to get votes in an election
The candidate is stumping for votes
The candidate is stumping for votes
confused or unable to answer
confused or unable to answer
The hard question stumped me
The hard question stumped me
having a high percentage of interest charged
In scenehaving a high percentage of interest charged
This credit card has a high interest rate
This credit card has a high interest rate
another time
In sceneanother time
Please try again
Please try again
the name shared by all members of a family
In scenethe name shared by all members of a family
What is your surname
What is your surname
a word used to ask someone to repeat something
In scenea word used to ask someone to repeat something
Pardon? I didn't hear you
Pardon? I didn't hear you
to officially free someone from punishment
to officially free someone from punishment
The king pardoned the prisoner
The king pardoned the prisoner
the act of being excused for a mistake or rude remark
the act of being excused for a mistake or rude remark
He asked for a pardon for his mistake
He asked for a pardon for his mistake
an object for children to play with
In scenean object for children to play with
The children love their toys
The children love their toys
the outer surface or part of something
In scenethe outer surface or part of something
The outside of the box is blue
The outside of the box is blue
from outside a group or place
In scenefrom outside a group or place
He is an outside consultant
He is an outside consultant
in or to a place that is not inside a building
In scenein or to a place that is not inside a building
The kids are playing outside
The kids are playing outside
not including (someone or something)
not including (someone or something)
Outside of this small issue the project is complete
Outside of this small issue the project is complete
a particular way something is made or looks
In scenea particular way something is made or looks
I like the style of this house
I like the style of this house
a particular way of doing or expressing something
In scenea particular way of doing or expressing something
He has a unique style of writing
He has a unique style of writing
to shape or arrange someone's hair in a particular way
to shape or arrange someone's hair in a particular way
She likes to style her hair every morning
She likes to style her hair every morning
to give a name or title to someone
to give a name or title to someone
He was styled the leader of the group
He was styled the leader of the group
an area whose people elect a representative to parliament
In scenean area whose people elect a representative to parliament
The politician visited his constituency
The politician visited his constituency
used to get attention or introduce a statement
In sceneused to get attention or introduce a statement
Now, listen carefully
Now, listen carefully
the time at this moment
In scenethe time at this moment
I am busy now
I am busy now
used to say goodbye in a friendly way
used to say goodbye in a friendly way
Now, I must go
Now, I must go
a convenient or appropriate time for something
a convenient or appropriate time for something
Now is the perfect time to start
Now is the perfect time to start
used to introduce a new topic or additional information
In sceneused to introduce a new topic or additional information
By the way, what is your name?
By the way, what is your name?
used to introduce a new or extra comment
used to introduce a new or extra comment
By the way I like your shoes
By the way I like your shoes
used to introduce a new or extra topic
used to introduce a new or extra topic
By the way have you finished the report
By the way have you finished the report
used to introduce a new or related topic
used to introduce a new or related topic
By the way did you call Mom
By the way did you call Mom
used to add a side comment
used to add a side comment
By the way I saw your brother yesterday
By the way I saw your brother yesterday
to wait for a short time
In sceneto wait for a short time
Hang on a minute
Hang on a minute
to fix something in a place
to fix something in a place
Hang on the poster here
Hang on the poster here
to be decided by something
to be decided by something
Success hangs on your hard work
Success hangs on your hard work
to keep something in your possession
to keep something in your possession
Please hang on to this receipt
Please hang on to this receipt
having no doubt; confident
In scenehaving no doubt; confident
I am sure about this
I am sure about this
to say that you accept or agree with something
to say that you accept or agree with something
Sure I will do that
Sure I will do that
a particular area or point
a particular area or point
We met at this sure
We met at this sure
used to agree or say yes
used to agree or say yes
We can meet later. Sure.
We can meet later. Sure.
of the highest quality or most favorable
In sceneof the highest quality or most favorable
This is the best book
This is the best book
to win against someone in a competition
to win against someone in a competition
He bested his opponent
He bested his opponent
kind thoughts or wishes for someone
kind thoughts or wishes for someone
Please give her my best
Please give her my best
used to give strong advice or a warning
used to give strong advice or a warning
You had best leave now
You had best leave now
the possibility of something happening or being developed
In scenethe possibility of something happening or being developed
This student has a lot of potential
This student has a lot of potential
the possibility of becoming something better or achieving something
the possibility of becoming something better or achieving something
He has great potential as a leader
He has great potential as a leader
to go away from a place or situation
In sceneto go away from a place or situation
It is hard to walk away from a bad job
It is hard to walk away from a bad job
to keep away from something
to keep away from something
You should walk away from trouble
You should walk away from trouble
to refuse to accept something
to refuse to accept something
You should walk away from this bad deal
You should walk away from this bad deal
to take something to a place
In sceneto take something to a place
Please bring me some water
Please bring me some water
to make something happen
to make something happen
Spring brings warm weather
Spring brings warm weather
to walk close behind someone, especially a dog following its owner
to walk close behind someone, especially a dog following its owner
The dog likes to bring behind me
The dog likes to bring behind me
to formally say that someone has done something illegal
to formally say that someone has done something illegal
The police decided to bring charges against him
The police decided to bring charges against him
a formal choice made by people in an election or decision
In scenea formal choice made by people in an election or decision
He cast his vote for the candidate
He cast his vote for the candidate
to make a choice in an election or meeting
In sceneto make a choice in an election or meeting
I will vote tomorrow
I will vote tomorrow
to find or describe something precisely
In sceneto find or describe something precisely
We need to pinpoint the problem
We need to pinpoint the problem
not including
In scenenot including
Aside from the weather it was a great trip
Aside from the weather it was a great trip
a short comment made while talking about something else
a short comment made while talking about something else
He made a quick aside during the speech
He made a quick aside during the speech
to or toward the side
to or toward the side
Please step aside
Please step aside
to solve a problem or improve a situation
In sceneto solve a problem or improve a situation
I will sort out this problem soon
I will sort out this problem soon
to deal with someone's problem or need
to deal with someone's problem or need
I will sort out your problem soon
I will sort out your problem soon
to arrange things in a neat or correct way
to arrange things in a neat or correct way
I need to sort out my desk
I need to sort out my desk
to solve a problem or deal with a difficult situation
to solve a problem or deal with a difficult situation
I will sort out the problem
I will sort out the problem
material that shows sexual acts
In scenematerial that shows sexual acts
Porn is banned on this website
Porn is banned on this website
material that shows sexual acts
material that shows sexual acts
The website contains adult porn
The website contains adult porn
a person who has signed a document
In scenea person who has signed a document
The undersigned agrees to the terms
The undersigned agrees to the terms
a thin round ball of air inside liquid or air
In scenea thin round ball of air inside liquid or air
Soap creates many bubbles
Soap creates many bubbles
a false belief that someone holds
a false belief that someone holds
She lives in a bubble
She lives in a bubble
to produce round pockets of air
to produce round pockets of air
The water began to bubble
The water began to bubble
a safe, separate, or isolated environment
a safe, separate, or isolated environment
He lives in a protected bubble
He lives in a protected bubble
a character in an animated film or show
In scenea character in an animated film or show
My favorite toon is Mickey Mouse
My favorite toon is Mickey Mouse
the outer layer of a body
In scenethe outer layer of a body
She has soft skin
She has soft skin
to punish someone very harshly
to punish someone very harshly
They will skin him for this
They will skin him for this
to take the outer layer off something
to take the outer layer off something
He skinned the rabbit
He skinned the rabbit
to make fun of someone
In sceneto make fun of someone
Don't laugh at him
Don't laugh at him
a sports game between two teams
In scenea sports game between two teams
Everyone is excited about the big clash
Everyone is excited about the big clash
to look bad together
to look bad together
Your shirt and tie clash
Your shirt and tie clash
a situation where you do not know what will happen next
In scenea situation where you do not know what will happen next
My plans are in limbo
My plans are in limbo
a game where you lean back to pass under a bar
a game where you lean back to pass under a bar
They are playing limbo at the party
They are playing limbo at the party
to make something stronger
In sceneto make something stronger
Exercise helps strengthen your muscles
Exercise helps strengthen your muscles
to request information
In sceneto request information
She wanted to question him about the project
She wanted to question him about the project
to express doubt about something
In sceneto express doubt about something
I question his honesty
I question his honesty
being talked about or considered
being talked about or considered
This is the issue in question
This is the issue in question
to give someone the chance to take something
In sceneto give someone the chance to take something
He offered me some water
He offered me some water
a suggestion of something to be done or given
a suggestion of something to be done or given
He accepted the job offer
He accepted the job offer
used to introduce a list of items that come next
In sceneused to introduce a list of items that come next
The rules are as follows
The rules are as follows
to speak or write something
In sceneto speak or write something
She voiced her concerns
She voiced her concerns
to state a thought or belief
to state a thought or belief
She says it is a good idea
She says it is a good idea
to show information or a number
to show information or a number
The sign says stop
The sign says stop
the power to make a choice or give an opinion
the power to make a choice or give an opinion
She has a say in the matter
She has a say in the matter
in a way that is based on facts and real situations
In scenein a way that is based on facts and real situations
We need to look at the situation realistically
We need to look at the situation realistically
to bring or come together in one place
In sceneto bring or come together in one place
Let's meet at the park
Let's meet at the park
an event where people compete in sports
an event where people compete in sports
The swimming meet was exciting
The swimming meet was exciting
to come into contact with someone or something
to come into contact with someone or something
Let us meet at the park tomorrow
Let us meet at the park tomorrow
to fulfill a need or requirement
to fulfill a need or requirement
This solution meets all requirements
This solution meets all requirements
a sports competition or gathering
a sports competition or gathering
The swim meet is tomorrow
The swim meet is tomorrow
a planned meeting with people
a planned meeting with people
We have a meet at noon
We have a meet at noon
good-looking, especially in a strong or elegant way
In scenegood-looking, especially in a strong or elegant way
He is very handsome
He is very handsome
a title used to address a judge, bishop, or nobleman
In scenea title used to address a judge, bishop, or nobleman
He addressed the judge as Your Lordship
He addressed the judge as Your Lordship
at the back of something
In sceneat the back of something
The cat is behind the sofa
The cat is behind the sofa
to give support to someone or something
In sceneto give support to someone or something
We are behind you
We are behind you
in the space at the back of something
in the space at the back of something
The ball is behind the chair
The ball is behind the chair
the part of the body you sit on
the part of the body you sit on
He fell on his behind
He fell on his behind
the person or thing that causes something to happen
the person or thing that causes something to happen
She is the force behind this project
She is the force behind this project
not on time
not on time
He is behind schedule
He is behind schedule
without someone knowing
without someone knowing
He did it behind my back
He did it behind my back
left in a place when you go away
left in a place when you go away
He left his keys behind
He left his keys behind
to lower the amount or value of something
In sceneto lower the amount or value of something
They knocked ten dollars off
They knocked ten dollars off
to say unkind things about someone or something
to say unkind things about someone or something
Her performance knocked them out
Her performance knocked them out
to strike something, like a door
to strike something, like a door
Knock on the door
Knock on the door
to cause a woman to become pregnant
to cause a woman to become pregnant
He knocked her up
He knocked her up
to reach a place
In sceneto reach a place
Come over to my place later
Come over to my place later
to experience a sudden physical or emotional state
to experience a sudden physical or emotional state
I came over faint in the heat
I came over faint in the heat
to give a particular impression to others
to give a particular impression to others
She comes over as a very kind person
She comes over as a very kind person
to visit someone at their home
to visit someone at their home
Please come over to my house tonight
Please come over to my house tonight
with a strong, easily heard sound
In scenewith a strong, easily heard sound
Please speak loud
Please speak loud
making a sound that is easy to hear
In scenemaking a sound that is easy to hear
The music is too loud
The music is too loud
making a lot of sound
making a lot of sound
The party was very loud
The party was very loud
making a lot of noise
making a lot of noise
The music is too loud
The music is too loud
lacking experience or knowledge
In scenelacking experience or knowledge
She was too naive to see the trick
She was too naive to see the trick
rude words for something that is not true or not good
In scenerude words for something that is not true or not good
That is total bollocks
That is total bollocks
to spoil or damage something
to spoil or damage something
He bollocksed up the project
He bollocksed up the project
rude word for male reproductive organs
rude word for male reproductive organs
He got kicked in the bollocks
He got kicked in the bollocks
a small folding chair on wheels for pushing a baby in
In scenea small folding chair on wheels for pushing a baby in
The baby is sleeping in the pushchair
The baby is sleeping in the pushchair
a small chair on wheels for a baby
In scenea small chair on wheels for a baby
We took the pushchair to the park
We took the pushchair to the park
true or accurate
In scenetrue or accurate
You are right
You are right
used to show agreement or understanding
In sceneused to show agreement or understanding
Right, I will do it
Right, I will do it
a legal or moral claim to something
a legal or moral claim to something
Everyone has the right to education
Everyone has the right to education
the side that is opposite of left
the side that is opposite of left
Turn right at the corner
Turn right at the corner
to make a low sound of pain or pleasure
In sceneto make a low sound of pain or pleasure
He let out a low moan of pain
He let out a low moan of pain
to express dissatisfaction or unhappiness
to express dissatisfaction or unhappiness
He is always moaning about his job
He is always moaning about his job
to feed a baby with milk from the breast
In sceneto feed a baby with milk from the breast
She wants to breastfeed her baby
She wants to breastfeed her baby
a television or radio program where politicians answer questions from the public
In scenea television or radio program where politicians answer questions from the public
The minister appeared on question time last night
The minister appeared on question time last night
to pull something along a surface or with effort
In sceneto pull something along a surface or with effort
Drag the chair across the room
Drag the chair across the room
something that is boring or annoying
something that is boring or annoying
This meeting is such a drag
This meeting is such a drag
a puff of smoke from a cigarette or joint
a puff of smoke from a cigarette or joint
He took a long drag
He took a long drag
a performance where men dress in women's clothing for entertainment
a performance where men dress in women's clothing for entertainment
He is famous for his drag performance
He is famous for his drag performance
used to get someone's attention
In sceneused to get someone's attention
Look, we are late
Look, we are late
to seem or appear a certain way
to seem or appear a certain way
You look happy
You look happy
the way someone looks, especially their physical attractiveness
the way someone looks, especially their physical attractiveness
I like her look
I like her look
to turn your eyes toward something
to turn your eyes toward something
Look at the bird
Look at the bird
not smart or not able to think well
In scenenot smart or not able to think well
That was a dumb question
That was a dumb question
to make something easier to understand
to make something easier to understand
They had to dumb down the manual
They had to dumb down the manual
not able to talk
not able to talk
The man was born dumb
The man was born dumb
in a better position than others
In scenein a better position than others
She is ahead in the race
She is ahead in the race
earlier than planned or expected
earlier than planned or expected
We arrived ahead of schedule
We arrived ahead of schedule
in the direction in front
in the direction in front
Go straight ahead
Go straight ahead
coming or happening in the time to come
coming or happening in the time to come
There are many challenges ahead
There are many challenges ahead
the ability to face danger or difficulty
In scenethe ability to face danger or difficulty
He showed great courage
He showed great courage
not real, invented
In scenenot real, invented
Sherlock Holmes is a fictional character
Sherlock Holmes is a fictional character
to use time doing something
In sceneto use time doing something
I spend my weekends reading
I spend my weekends reading
to give money for something
to give money for something
I spend money on food
I spend money on food
to use time, money, or effort for a purpose
to use time, money, or effort for a purpose
I spent all my money
I spent all my money
to give money in exchange for something
to give money in exchange for something
I spend money on food
I spend money on food
to use time doing something
to use time doing something
We spend time together
We spend time together
to give the impression of being
In sceneto give the impression of being
He appears to be tired
He appears to be tired
to come into view or to be seen
to come into view or to be seen
A ghost appeared in the room
A ghost appeared in the room
to act in a play, film, or show
to act in a play, film, or show
She will appear in the new movie
She will appear in the new movie
to come into view or to be seen
to come into view or to be seen
The stars appear at night
The stars appear at night
no more than
In sceneno more than
It is only a scratch
It is only a scratch
to be required or expected to do something
to be required or expected to do something
I would go only I am tired
I would go only I am tired
no more than
no more than
I have only two dollars
I have only two dollars
being the one and only
being the one and only
You are my only friend
You are my only friend
the belief that political systems and activities are harmful or unnecessary
In scenethe belief that political systems and activities are harmful or unnecessary
Anti politics is gaining popularity among young people
Anti politics is gaining popularity among young people
a popular phrase used by a person or group
In scenea popular phrase used by a person or group
The character has a famous catchphrase
The character has a famous catchphrase
most important or central
In scenemost important or central
The main goal is to win
The main goal is to win
a large pipe that carries water or gas
a large pipe that carries water or gas
They fixed the water main
They fixed the water main
a common name for a main road in a town
a common name for a main road in a town
She lives on Main Street
She lives on Main Street
having left or disappeared
In scenehaving left or disappeared
The milk is gone
The milk is gone
to change to a state or condition
to change to a state or condition
He has gone mad
He has gone mad
to move from one place to another
to move from one place to another
She has gone home
She has gone home
no longer present in a place
no longer present in a place
She is gone for the day
She is gone for the day
to no longer be present
to no longer be present
The cookies are all gone
The cookies are all gone
no longer present or existing
no longer present or existing
The milk is gone
The milk is gone
to move away from a place
to move away from a place
They have gone to the cinema
They have gone to the cinema
no longer present or available
no longer present or available
My phone is gone
My phone is gone
no longer in the place it was before
no longer in the place it was before
My keys are gone
My keys are gone
having moved away or disappeared
having moved away or disappeared
The summer is gone
The summer is gone
objects or items in general
In sceneobjects or items in general
I have too much stuff
I have too much stuff
personal things or possessions
personal things or possessions
Put your stuff in the car
Put your stuff in the car
to put something into a container or space tightly
to put something into a container or space tightly
She stuffed the bag
She stuffed the bag
to put something into a container or space tightly
to put something into a container or space tightly
I stuffed my clothes into the suitcase
I stuffed my clothes into the suitcase
to make something by putting parts together
In sceneto make something by putting parts together
They build a new house
They build a new house
the shape and size of a person's body
the shape and size of a person's body
He has a strong build
He has a strong build
to create or establish something over time
to create or establish something over time
We want to build a strong team
We want to build a strong team
to become larger or stronger
to become larger or stronger
The excitement began to build
The excitement began to build
not including
In scenenot including
Apart from you no one knows
Apart from you no one knows
to give a poisonous substance to someone
In sceneto give a poisonous substance to someone
He tried to poison the king
He tried to poison the king
an informal word for an alcoholic drink that someone chooses to have
an informal word for an alcoholic drink that someone chooses to have
What is your poison tonight
What is your poison tonight
a substance that can cause illness or death
a substance that can cause illness or death
The snake's poison is strong
The snake's poison is strong
a substance that can cause illness or death
a substance that can cause illness or death
The snake had a deadly poison
The snake had a deadly poison
an important test taken in the middle of a school term
In scenean important test taken in the middle of a school term
I have a midterm tomorrow
I have a midterm tomorrow
an election held in the middle of a president's term
an election held in the middle of a president's term
The midterm elections are coming up
The midterm elections are coming up