Bridgerton — Season 2 Episode 4
Words & meanings
672 words
CEFR level
to stay or continue to be in a state
In sceneto stay or continue to be in a state
The temperature will remain the same
The temperature will remain the same
a dead body or part of a dead body
a dead body or part of a dead body
The remains were found in the woods
The remains were found in the woods
to stay or continue to exist
to stay or continue to exist
He remained silent
He remained silent
to continue to be in the same place or condition
to continue to be in the same place or condition
Please remain in your seats
Please remain in your seats
a period of 24 hours
In scenea period of 24 hours
I work every day
I work every day
a period of time, especially in the past
In scenea period of time, especially in the past
In my grandfather's day, there were no computers
In my grandfather's day, there were no computers
a day set aside to celebrate a particular thing
a day set aside to celebrate a particular thing
We celebrate a special day
We celebrate a special day
at some time in the future
at some time in the future
I want to travel the world one day
I want to travel the world one day
to start to like something or someone
In sceneto start to like something or someone
She slowly warmed to the new city
She slowly warmed to the new city
in a short time
In scenein a short time
I will see you soon
I will see you soon
in the near future
in the near future
I will see you soon
I will see you soon
to go away from a place
In sceneto go away from a place
The plane departs at noon
The plane departs at noon
to stop living
to stop living
He departed this life last year
He departed this life last year
to think about something again
In sceneto think about something again
I am reconsidering my decision
I am reconsidering my decision
serving as a symbol
In sceneserving as a symbol
The white dove is symbolic of peace
The white dove is symbolic of peace
to feel affection for something
In sceneto feel affection for something
I don't care for sweets
I don't care for sweets
to not like something
to not like something
I do not care for this food
I do not care for this food
to take care of someone or something
to take care of someone or something
He cares for his sick dog
He cares for his sick dog
to wish for something
to wish for something
Would you care for some coffee?
Would you care for some coffee?
very good or unusual
In scenevery good or unusual
She has a remarkable memory
She has a remarkable memory
to get completely involved in something
In sceneto get completely involved in something
I got caught up in the movie
I got caught up in the movie
to make someone known to another person
In sceneto make someone known to another person
I want to introduce you to my friend
I want to introduce you to my friend
to present something new
to present something new
The company introduced a new phone
The company introduced a new phone
to bring something into a place for the first time
to bring something into a place for the first time
The company introduced a new product
The company introduced a new product
to make someone known to others for the first time
to make someone known to others for the first time
I want to introduce my friend to you
I want to introduce my friend to you
to make a small hole in something with a sharp point
In sceneto make a small hole in something with a sharp point
I pricked my finger with a needle
I pricked my finger with a needle
the male sex organ
the male sex organ
He injured his penis
He injured his penis
a small, sharp point on a plant or object
a small, sharp point on a plant or object
The tool has a small sharp prick at the end
The tool has a small sharp prick at the end
a rude or annoying person
a rude or annoying person
He is such a prick
He is such a prick
in a real or honest way
In scenein a real or honest way
He is truly sorry for his mistake
He is truly sorry for his mistake
extremely
In sceneextremely
He is truly kind
He is truly kind
in a genuine or honest way
in a genuine or honest way
I am truly sorry
I am truly sorry
to go and see someone for a short time
In sceneto go and see someone for a short time
I will look in on my neighbor tomorrow
I will look in on my neighbor tomorrow
to visit someone briefly to see if they are okay
to visit someone briefly to see if they are okay
I will look in on my neighbor today
I will look in on my neighbor today
a word or phrase that someone is called
In scenea word or phrase that someone is called
My name is Alex
My name is Alex
to give a name to someone or something
to give a name to someone or something
They named the baby Leo
They named the baby Leo
the opinion that people have about someone or something
the opinion that people have about someone or something
He has a good name in the city
He has a good name in the city
fully or totally
In scenefully or totally
I entirely agree with you
I entirely agree with you
to cause trouble or worry
In sceneto cause trouble or worry
Please don't bother me
Please don't bother me
to make an effort to do something
to make an effort to do something
Don't bother to call him
Don't bother to call him
a problem or difficulty
a problem or difficulty
It is a lot of bother to move these boxes
It is a lot of bother to move these boxes
to have the feeling or belief that something is happening
In sceneto have the feeling or belief that something is happening
It feels like it is going to snow
It feels like it is going to snow
to want to do something
to want to do something
I feel like going for a walk
I feel like going for a walk
to be aware of a physical or emotional state
to be aware of a physical or emotional state
Sometimes I feel like a child
Sometimes I feel like a child
to have a desire to do something
to have a desire to do something
I feel like eating pizza
I feel like eating pizza
able to be trusted
In sceneable to be trusted
He is a trusted advisor
He is a trusted advisor
to have confidence in someone or something
to have confidence in someone or something
I trusted my friend
I trusted my friend
money or property received from someone who has died
In scenemoney or property received from someone who has died
He received a large inheritance from his grandfather
He received a large inheritance from his grandfather
money or property that you receive from someone who has died
money or property that you receive from someone who has died
He received a large inheritance from his grandfather
He received a large inheritance from his grandfather
to block or hinder progress
In sceneto block or hinder progress
Don't get in the way
Don't get in the way
to stop something from happening
to stop something from happening
Do not let fear get in the way of your success
Do not let fear get in the way of your success
a moral or legal claim to something
In scenea moral or legal claim to something
Everyone has human rights
Everyone has human rights
the correct or proper way
the correct or proper way
You chose the right path
You chose the right path
the legal power to do something
the legal power to do something
They have rights to edit the files
They have rights to edit the files
things people or beings are allowed to do
things people or beings are allowed to do
Everyone has basic human rights
Everyone has basic human rights
a respectful form of address for a male noble or judge
In scenea respectful form of address for a male noble or judge
I am ready my lord
I am ready my lord
relating to one specific person or thing
In scenerelating to one specific person or thing
She has a certain charm
She has a certain charm
without any doubt
In scenewithout any doubt
I am certain that he is right
I am certain that he is right
sure to happen
sure to happen
Success is certain
Success is certain
happening or done before the usual or expected time
In scenehappening or done before the usual or expected time
I arrived early today
I arrived early today
at a time before the present
at a time before the present
We arrived early
We arrived early
near the beginning of a period of time
near the beginning of a period of time
I woke up early today
I woke up early today
used to show that each person in a group does something to the others
In sceneused to show that each person in a group does something to the others
They help one another
They help one another
very silly or unreasonable
In scenevery silly or unreasonable
The situation became farcical
The situation became farcical
to spend time learning about a subject
In sceneto spend time learning about a subject
I study English every day
I study English every day
a detailed examination of a subject
a detailed examination of a subject
They conducted a study on the new medicine
They conducted a study on the new medicine
a person who learns something quickly
a person who learns something quickly
She is a fast study
She is a fast study
a room used for reading, writing, or working
a room used for reading, writing, or working
He is in his study
He is in his study
one of two born at the same time
In sceneone of two born at the same time
My cousins are twins
My cousins are twins
a large fortified building where a noble family lives
a large fortified building where a noble family lives
They approached the castle known as the Twins
They approached the castle known as the Twins
one of two children born at the same time
one of two children born at the same time
They are twins
They are twins
two children born at the same time to the same mother
two children born at the same time to the same mother
My sister has newborn twins
My sister has newborn twins
very unpleasant or offensive
In scenevery unpleasant or offensive
The food had a vile smell
The food had a vile smell
the side opposite to right
In scenethe side opposite to right
Turn left here
Turn left here
to make something be in a particular state or condition
to make something be in a particular state or condition
He left the door open
He left the door open
to go away from someone or something
to go away from someone or something
She left the office at five
She left the office at five
still there after others have gone
still there after others have gone
Only two cookies are left
Only two cookies are left
to come into contact with someone or something
In sceneto come into contact with someone or something
Let us meet at the park tomorrow
Let us meet at the park tomorrow
to bring or come together in one place
to 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 fulfill a need or requirement
to fulfill a need or requirement
This solution meets all requirements
This solution meets all requirements
to make someone feel anxious or troubled
In sceneto make someone feel anxious or troubled
The news worried the family
The news worried the family
a feeling of being nervous or upset
a feeling of being nervous or upset
She expressed her worry about the project
She expressed her worry about the project
to feel nervous or concerned about something
to feel nervous or concerned about something
Do not worry about me
Do not worry about me
to say something to someone
In sceneto say something to someone
Tell me your name
Tell me your name
to know or recognize something
to know or recognize something
I can't tell them apart
I can't tell them apart
a hot drink made from leaves
In scenea hot drink made from leaves
I drink tea every morning
I drink tea every morning
a hot drink made by pouring boiling water on dried leaves
a hot drink made by pouring boiling water on dried leaves
I drink tea every morning
I drink tea every morning
to think that something is true without proof
In sceneto think that something is true without proof
I presume that he will be late
I presume that he will be late
to think something is true without proof
to think something is true without proof
I presume you are tired
I presume you are tired
to think something is true without proof
to think something is true without proof
I presume that he is at home
I presume that he is at home
an idea or belief you have
In scenean idea or belief you have
He had a strange thought
He had a strange thought
to have an opinion or think something is true
to have an opinion or think something is true
I thought you were busy
I thought you were busy
to start talking about a topic
to start talking about a topic
He thought to mention the new plan
He thought to mention the new plan
the act of thinking carefully
the act of thinking carefully
He was lost in thought
He was lost in thought
to give an impression of being something
In sceneto give an impression of being something
He seems happy today
He seems happy today
an agreement to marry
In scenean agreement to marry
They announced their engagement
They announced their engagement
a fight between armies
a fight between armies
The first engagement lasted two hours
The first engagement lasted two hours
a planned social event or arrangement
a planned social event or arrangement
I have a prior engagement tonight
I have a prior engagement tonight
the act of taking part in something
the act of taking part in something
Active engagement is key to success
Active engagement is key to success
used to express what you plan to do
In sceneused to express what you plan to do
I am going to study
I am going to study
to move toward or be present at a destination or event
In sceneto move toward or be present at a destination or event
We go to school every morning
We go to school every morning
to be directed to a particular place or person
to be directed to a particular place or person
The letter goes to the manager
The letter goes to the manager
a person or thing you use most often
a person or thing you use most often
This is my go-to place for coffee
This is my go-to place for coffee
a person or thing that someone uses or chooses most often
a person or thing that someone uses or chooses most often
Pizza is my go-to meal on Fridays
Pizza is my go-to meal on Fridays
to keep away from something
In sceneto keep away from something
Stay away from the fire
Stay away from the fire
at a distance from someone or something
at a distance from someone or something
He lives away from the city
He lives away from the city
almost at a particular state or condition
almost at a particular state or condition
It is weeks away from being ready
It is weeks away from being ready
used to say yes or to show agreement
In sceneused to say yes or to show agreement
Of course I will help you
Of course I will help you
used to agree with someone or to describe something that is obviously true or expected
used to agree with someone or to describe something that is obviously true or expected
Can you help me? Of course
Can you help me? Of course
used to say something is expected or obvious
used to say something is expected or obvious
Of course I will help you
Of course I will help you
to make someone feel very happy
In sceneto make someone feel very happy
Her success delighted her parents
Her success delighted her parents
feeling or showing great pleasure
feeling or showing great pleasure
I am delighted to meet you
I am delighted to meet you
to stop doing something
In sceneto stop doing something
I want to quit smoking
I want to quit smoking
to stop doing a job or activity
to stop doing a job or activity
He decided to quit his job.
He decided to quit his job.
feeling sorry or worried about something bad
In scenefeeling sorry or worried about something bad
I am afraid I cannot help you
I am afraid I cannot help you
feeling fear
feeling fear
She is afraid of spiders
She is afraid of spiders
feeling sorry or worried about something bad
feeling sorry or worried about something bad
I am afraid that we are late
I am afraid that we are late
to have the same opinion as someone else
In sceneto have the same opinion as someone else
We don't always see eye to eye
We don't always see eye to eye
to make something weaker or less effective
In sceneto make something weaker or less effective
This mistake could compromise the security
This mistake could compromise the security
to reach an agreement by each giving up something
to reach an agreement by each giving up something
We need to compromise to solve the problem
We need to compromise to solve the problem
an agreement where each side gives up something
an agreement where each side gives up something
We reached a compromise
We reached a compromise
a thing made to be like another
In scenea thing made to be like another
I made a copy of the document
I made a copy of the document
to receive and understand a radio message
to receive and understand a radio message
Copy that, loud and clear
Copy that, loud and clear
to do something the same way as someone else
to do something the same way as someone else
She tries to copy her sister
She tries to copy her sister
written material for printing or publishing
written material for printing or publishing
Please proofread the advertising copy
Please proofread the advertising copy
at a time before the present
In sceneat a time before the present
I finished the work earlier today
I finished the work earlier today
happening or arriving before the expected time
happening or arriving before the expected time
The plane arrived earlier than expected
The plane arrived earlier than expected
happening or coming before a particular time
happening or coming before a particular time
We arrived earlier than our friends
We arrived earlier than our friends
a special food that is considered very good to eat
In scenea special food that is considered very good to eat
Caviar is a delicacy
Caviar is a delicacy
careful and polite behavior in sensitive situations
careful and polite behavior in sensitive situations
He handled the matter with delicacy
He handled the matter with delicacy
the state of continuing to live
In scenethe state of continuing to live
Food and water are necessary for survival
Food and water are necessary for survival
practical knowledge or ability
In scenepractical knowledge or ability
He has the know-how to fix the car
He has the know-how to fix the car
to make or produce something
In sceneto make or produce something
They will form a committee
They will form a committee
the visible shape of something
In scenethe visible shape of something
The ice took a strange form
The ice took a strange form
the state of being fit and ready to perform well
the state of being fit and ready to perform well
The athlete is in excellent form
The athlete is in excellent form
a paper with blank spaces to fill in
a paper with blank spaces to fill in
Fill out this form
Fill out this form
to rest with your eyes closed
In sceneto rest with your eyes closed
I need to sleep
I need to sleep
careful and detailed inspection or examination
In scenecareful and detailed inspection or examination
The project is under scrutiny
The project is under scrutiny
the state of being very poor
In scenethe state of being very poor
Many people live in poverty
Many people live in poverty
to become too emotional or extreme
In sceneto become too emotional or extreme
I got carried away and spent too much money
I got carried away and spent too much money
to become so excited or emotional that you lose control of your behavior
to become so excited or emotional that you lose control of your behavior
Do not get carried away by your emotions
Do not get carried away by your emotions
to take someone or something away from a place
to take someone or something away from a place
They will carry away the old furniture
They will carry away the old furniture
of lower quality or more serious
In sceneof lower quality or more serious
This cake tastes worse than the last one
This cake tastes worse than the last one
more unpleasant or of lower quality
more unpleasant or of lower quality
The weather is getting worse
The weather is getting worse
a unit of time equal to 60 minutes
In scenea unit of time equal to 60 minutes
I will be there in one hour
I will be there in one hour
one of the twenty-four parts of a day
one of the twenty-four parts of a day
We will leave in one hour
We will leave in one hour
a period of 60 minutes
a period of 60 minutes
I will be there in an hour
I will be there in an hour
to think about something again
In sceneto think about something again
Please reconsider your decision
Please reconsider your decision
the air taken into the lungs
In scenethe air taken into the lungs
Take a deep breath
Take a deep breath
kept in reserve
In scenekept in reserve
I have a spare key
I have a spare key
to avoid making someone deal with something
to avoid making someone deal with something
Please spare me the details
Please spare me the details
to avoid using something
to avoid using something
Can you spare a minute to help me
Can you spare a minute to help me
to prevent harm or death
to prevent harm or death
The enemy decided to spare his life
The enemy decided to spare his life
coming after the second in a series
In scenecoming after the second in a series
He is the third person in line
He is the third person in line
one of three equal parts of something
one of three equal parts of something
I ate a third of the pizza
I ate a third of the pizza
coming after the second
coming after the second
March is the third month
March is the third month
to go away from a place or situation
In sceneto go away from a place or situation
He decided to walk away
He decided to walk away
to leave a place or situation
to leave a place or situation
He walked away from the house
He walked away from the house
to depart from a place or abandon a situation, often to avoid difficulty or unpleasantness
to depart from a place or abandon a situation, often to avoid difficulty or unpleasantness
It is better to walk away from an argument
It is better to walk away from an argument
to say you will not do or accept something
In sceneto say you will not do or accept something
He refused the offer
He refused the offer
to say that you will not do something
to say that you will not do something
He refused to help me
He refused to help me
to say that you will not do or accept something
to say that you will not do or accept something
He refused the offer
He refused the offer
waste material that is thrown away
waste material that is thrown away
Please take out the refuse
Please take out the refuse
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
to 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
in a clear and obvious way
In scenein a clear and obvious way
It is plain to see that she is happy
It is plain to see that she is happy
a large area of flat land with few trees
a large area of flat land with few trees
The cattle graze on the plain
The cattle graze on the plain
not decorated or fancy
not decorated or fancy
She wore a plain white dress
She wore a plain white dress
completely or absolutely
completely or absolutely
That was plain wrong
That was plain wrong
to place clothing on your body
In sceneto place clothing on your body
Put on your coat before you leave
Put on your coat before you leave
to start using a device or control
to start using a device or control
I put on the heater when it is cold
I put on the heater when it is cold
to place something onto a list or surface
to place something onto a list or surface
Please put my name on the list
Please put my name on the list
to place something on a part of the body
to place something on a part of the body
She puts on lotion
She puts on lotion
an act of pretending or faking something
an act of pretending or faking something
His sadness was just a put-on
His sadness was just a put-on
to place clothing on your body
to place clothing on your body
She puts on a coat
She puts on a coat
to increase in weight or size
to increase in weight or size
I put on weight during the holidays
I put on weight during the holidays
to arrange or present an event
to arrange or present an event
They decided to put on a concert
They decided to put on a concert
to present a performance or show
to present a performance or show
They put on a show
They put on a show
to organize and present a public event
to organize and present a public event
They put on a charity event
They put on a charity event
to put something on a surface
to put something on a surface
Put the plate on the table
Put the plate on the table
to move something to a surface
to move something to a surface
Put your book on the table
Put your book on the table
to start music or a recording
to start music or a recording
I put on some jazz music
I put on some jazz music
to organize and perform a public event or performance
to organize and perform a public event or performance
He put on a great performance
He put on a great performance
to begin to wear or use something
to begin to wear or use something
Put on your glasses
Put on your glasses
to make a device play audio or video
to make a device play audio or video
Put on some music
Put on some music
to joke with someone in a playful way
to joke with someone in a playful way
Don't put me on
Don't put me on
to place clothing on the body
to place clothing on the body
Put on your coat before going out
Put on your coat before going out
to give someone a job or responsibility
to give someone a job or responsibility
They put him on the project
They put him on the project
to try to make someone believe something that is not true
to try to make someone believe something that is not true
Are you putting me on
Are you putting me on
of great size or amount
In sceneof great size or amount
She has a large family
She has a large family
big in size
big in size
I want a large coffee
I want a large coffee
a slang term for one thousand US dollars
a slang term for one thousand US dollars
He won five large in the game
He won five large in the game
having a high temperature
In scenehaving a high temperature
The coffee is hot
The coffee is hot
very strong or severe
very strong or severe
He is hot to start his new job
He is hot to start his new job
very popular or successful
very popular or successful
That game is very hot right now
That game is very hot right now
sexually attractive
sexually attractive
This game is hot
This game is hot
to feel very happy and eager
In sceneto feel very happy and eager
This book will excite you
This book will excite you
to make someone feel very happy or eager
to make someone feel very happy or eager
The news will excite the children
The news will excite the children
to cause someone to feel eager or interested
to cause someone to feel eager or interested
The news will excite the fans
The news will excite the fans
to ask someone to come or join
In sceneto ask someone to come or join
I will invite him to join us
I will invite him to join us
a written or spoken request for someone to go somewhere or do something
a written or spoken request for someone to go somewhere or do something
I received an invite to the wedding
I received an invite to the wedding
to make people want to come in or join
to make people want to come in or join
I will invite my friends to the party
I will invite my friends to the party
to act in a way that is accepted as right
In sceneto act in a way that is accepted as right
You must behave while you are at school
You must behave while you are at school
to do things in a certain way
to do things in a certain way
He behaved strangely
He behaved strangely
to do something or to behave in a certain way
to do something or to behave in a certain way
Please behave yourself
Please behave yourself
things that you do not like
In scenethings that you do not like
Tell me your likes and dislikes
Tell me your likes and dislikes
to not like something; to find unpleasant
In sceneto not like something; to find unpleasant
I dislike cold weather
I dislike cold weather
to feel that you do not like someone or something
to feel that you do not like someone or something
I dislike waiting for the bus
I dislike waiting for the bus
to strongly dislike
to strongly dislike
I dislike rainy weather
I dislike rainy weather
an animal that is hunted by another animal
In scenean animal that is hunted by another animal
The rabbit is a prey animal
The rabbit is a prey animal
an animal hunted by another for food
an animal hunted by another for food
The lion found its prey
The lion found its prey
moving with quick twists and turns
In scenemoving with quick twists and turns
The wiggly worm moved on the ground
The wiggly worm moved on the ground
a competition with five different sports
In scenea competition with five different sports
He won the pentathlon
He won the pentathlon
the act of being present at an event
In scenethe act of being present at an event
Attendance is mandatory for this class
Attendance is mandatory for this class
to say that something is not true
In sceneto say that something is not true
She denied the rumors about her
She denied the rumors about her
to say no to someone who asks for something
to say no to someone who asks for something
The manager denied my request for time off
The manager denied my request for time off
to say that something is not true
to say that something is not true
He tried to deny the facts
He tried to deny the facts
to say that something is not true
to say that something is not true
She denies any involvement in the accident
She denies any involvement in the accident
a set of printed pages bound together for reading
In scenea set of printed pages bound together for reading
I read a book
I read a book
to arrange to use something in advance
to arrange to use something in advance
I want to book a room
I want to book a room
to officially record someone's arrest in police records
to officially record someone's arrest in police records
The police decided to book the suspect
The police decided to book the suspect