

Person Of Interest — Season 4 Episode 2
Words & meanings
763 words
CEFR level
relating to a particular person
In scenerelating to a particular person
This is a personal matter
This is a personal matter
connected with a specific person
In sceneconnected with a specific person
I have a personal opinion
I have a personal opinion
relating to someone's character in a way that might be hurtful
relating to someone's character in a way that might be hurtful
His comments were too personal
His comments were too personal
to make something work again
In sceneto make something work again
He can repair the car
He can repair the car
recorded video material
In scenerecorded video material
We have footage of the accident
We have footage of the accident
the size of a space measured in square feet
the size of a space measured in square feet
The house has a large footage
The house has a large footage
to have knowledge or information about something
In sceneto have knowledge or information about something
I know the answer
I know the answer
to be referred to by a particular name
to be referred to by a particular name
It is hard, you know
It is hard, you know
to be familiar with someone or something
to be familiar with someone or something
I know him very well
I know him very well
used to check if the listener understands or as a pause
used to check if the listener understands or as a pause
It is a nice car, you know, very fast
It is a nice car, you know, very fast
happening with people in the same place
In scenehappening with people in the same place
We should meet in person
We should meet in person
being in the same place as someone
being in the same place as someone
I want to meet you in person
I want to meet you in person
the person who
In scenethe person who
Whoever knows the answer should raise their hand
Whoever knows the answer should raise their hand
the person that or any person that
the person that or any person that
Whoever arrives first wins
Whoever arrives first wins
to deliberately destroy or spoil something
In sceneto deliberately destroy or spoil something
He tried to sabotage her career
He tried to sabotage her career
to deliberately damage or destroy something
to deliberately damage or destroy something
They tried to sabotage the bridge
They tried to sabotage the bridge
to deliberately damage or destroy something
to deliberately damage or destroy something
They tried to sabotage the project
They tried to sabotage the project
perhaps; used to say that something may be true
In sceneperhaps; used to say that something may be true
This is possibly the best way
This is possibly the best way
to discover or notice something
In sceneto discover or notice something
The sensor can detect smoke
The sensor can detect smoke
to go from one side to another
In sceneto go from one side to another
We walked through the park
We walked through the park
to guide someone through a process or task by explaining each part
to guide someone through a process or task by explaining each part
Let me walk you through the new software
Let me walk you through the new software
a careful check of a place
a careful check of a place
We did a walk-through of the house before buying it
We did a walk-through of the house before buying it
to move through a place on foot
to move through a place on foot
We walk through the park every morning
We walk through the park every morning
a detailed explanation or demonstration of a process
a detailed explanation or demonstration of a process
This video is a walk-through of the software
This video is a walk-through of the software
to examine or explain something in detail from beginning to end
to examine or explain something in detail from beginning to end
Let me walk you through the report
Let me walk you through the report
not any person
In scenenot any person
No one is home
No one is home
any person
any person
No one knows the answer
No one knows the answer
not any person at all
not any person at all
No one is at home
No one is at home
a natural ability to sense or understand something
In scenea natural ability to sense or understand something
She has a radar for danger
She has a radar for danger
a state of being noticed or known about
a state of being noticed or known about
This project is on my radar
This project is on my radar
a device that uses radio waves to detect objects
a device that uses radio waves to detect objects
The police use radar to check speed
The police use radar to check speed
coming immediately before the present
In scenecoming immediately before the present
I saw him last night
I saw him last night
to go on for a period of time
to go on for a period of time
The meeting will last one hour
The meeting will last one hour
coming after all others; the only one left
coming after all others; the only one left
This is the last train
This is the last train
a person's family name
a person's family name
Her last name is Smith
Her last name is Smith
to make something be in a particular state or condition
In sceneto make something be in a particular state or condition
He left the door open
He left the door open
still there after others have gone
In scenestill there after others have gone
Only two cookies are left
Only two cookies are left
the side opposite to right
the side opposite to right
Turn left here
Turn left here
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
in a way that is the reverse of something
In scenein a way that is the reverse of something
Some people love coffee; conversely, others dislike it
Some people love coffee; conversely, others dislike it
telling the truth and not cheating
In scenetelling the truth and not cheating
He is an honest man
He is an honest man
a word used to say hi
In scenea word used to say hi
Hello, how are you
Hello, how are you
used to express surprise or disbelief
used to express surprise or disbelief
Hello? Are you kidding
Hello? Are you kidding
having a shape that winds around a center point
In scenehaving a shape that winds around a center point
The shell has a spiral shape
The shell has a spiral shape
to move or grow in a fast, uncontrolled way
to move or grow in a fast, uncontrolled way
Prices began to spiral out of control
Prices began to spiral out of control
a shape that curves around a central point
a shape that curves around a central point
The shell has a beautiful spiral shape
The shell has a beautiful spiral shape
an occasion when you eat food
In scenean occasion when you eat food
We had a nice meal
We had a nice meal
the food eaten at a particular time of day
the food eaten at a particular time of day
Breakfast is the first meal of the day
Breakfast is the first meal of the day
to say something without saying it directly
In sceneto say something without saying it directly
He implied that he was tired
He implied that he was tired
to say something without saying it directly
to say something without saying it directly
Silence may imply consent
Silence may imply consent
to try to win or be better than others
In sceneto try to win or be better than others
They compete for the gold medal
They compete for the gold medal
to take part in a contest or race
to take part in a contest or race
They will compete in the tournament
They will compete in the tournament
to take part in a contest or activity
to take part in a contest or activity
She will compete in the marathon
She will compete in the marathon
to try to win or be better than others in a contest
to try to win or be better than others in a contest
Companies compete for customers
Companies compete for customers
the time when something happens
In scenethe time when something happens
The timing of the rain was terrible
The timing of the rain was terrible
the choice of when something happens
the choice of when something happens
Success depends on timing
Success depends on timing
very comfortable and needing little effort
In scenevery comfortable and needing little effort
He has a cushy job
He has a cushy job
a polite phrase used to apologize or to get someone's attention
In scenea polite phrase used to apologize or to get someone's attention
Excuse me, where is the station?
Excuse me, where is the station?
used to ask someone to repeat what they said because you did not hear or understand it
used to ask someone to repeat what they said because you did not hear or understand it
Excuse me could you say that again
Excuse me could you say that again
a polite way to get someone's attention or say sorry
a polite way to get someone's attention or say sorry
Excuse me can you help me
Excuse me can you help me
to say something to get someone's attention or apologize
to say something to get someone's attention or apologize
Excuse me I did not see you
Excuse me I did not see you
coffee without caffeine
In scenecoffee without caffeine
I'll have a decaf coffee, please
I'll have a decaf coffee, please
belonging to or shared by two or more people
In scenebelonging to or shared by two or more people
We have a common goal
We have a common goal
happening often or found in many places
In scenehappening often or found in many places
This is a common mistake
This is a common mistake
a language used by many people
a language used by many people
English is a common language
English is a common language
polite behavior and good manners
polite behavior and good manners
It is common courtesy to say please
It is common courtesy to say please
the area of a country or region
In scenethe area of a country or region
He was born on this soil
He was born on this soil
the top layer of the ground where plants grow
the top layer of the ground where plants grow
The soil is very dry
The soil is very dry
to make something unclean
to make something unclean
Don't soil your clothes
Don't soil your clothes
to understand or conclude from information
In sceneto understand or conclude from information
I gather that you are tired
I gather that you are tired
to bring people or things to one place
to bring people or things to one place
Please gather your things before we leave
Please gather your things before we leave
to come to one place as a group
to come to one place as a group
We will gather here tonight
We will gather here tonight
to bring under control
to bring under control
She gathered her thoughts
She gathered her thoughts
a statement that makes something clear
In scenea statement that makes something clear
I need a clear explanation
I need a clear explanation
a statement that makes something clear
a statement that makes something clear
I need an explanation for this mistake
I need an explanation for this mistake
a statement that makes something clear or understandable
a statement that makes something clear or understandable
Please give me an explanation for this
Please give me an explanation for this
to stay or continue to exist
In sceneto stay or continue to exist
He remained silent
He remained silent
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 be in a state
to stay or continue to be in a state
The temperature will remain the same
The temperature will remain the same
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 group of people organized for a purpose
In scenea group of people organized for a purpose
He joined the police force
He joined the police force
physical power or strength
In scenephysical power or strength
He pushed the door with force
He pushed the door with force
to make someone do something
to make someone do something
They forced him to leave
They forced him to leave
to use physical strength to move something
to use physical strength to move something
He forced the door open
He forced the door open
something that may happen
In scenesomething that may happen
This is potentially dangerous
This is potentially dangerous
to say that something is true
In sceneto say that something is true
He admitted his mistake
He admitted his mistake
to let someone enter a place
to let someone enter a place
The club admits members only
The club admits members only
a feeling of being upset or angry
In scenea feeling of being upset or angry
He sighed in frustration
He sighed in frustration
the act of managing or leading a project or activity
In scenethe act of managing or leading a project or activity
The project needed strong direction
The project needed strong direction
the path or line along which something moves
the path or line along which something moves
The wind changed direction
The wind changed direction
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 go with someone to a place
to go with someone to a place
I will walk you to the station
I will walk you to the station
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
an informal way to say yes
In scenean informal way to say yes
Yeah, I will come
Yeah, I will come
to say that you accept or agree with something
to say that you accept or agree with something
Yeah I agree with you
Yeah I agree with you
unable to decide between two choices
unable to decide between two choices
I am yeah about this choice
I am yeah about this choice
used to show you agree
used to show you agree
Yeah that sounds like a good plan
Yeah that sounds like a good plan
a small, short fight or disagreement
In scenea small, short fight or disagreement
They had a little spat about the dishes
They had a little spat about the dishes
a cloth or leather covering for the ankle and instep
a cloth or leather covering for the ankle and instep
He wore spats with his shoes
He wore spats with his shoes
to say what is true
In sceneto say what is true
You must always tell the truth
You must always tell the truth
used to say that something cannot happen or is not true
In sceneused to say that something cannot happen or is not true
No way he can win
No way he can win
used to express shock or that you find something hard to believe
used to express shock or that you find something hard to believe
No way you won the lottery
No way you won the lottery
used to say no firmly or to decline something strongly
used to say no firmly or to decline something strongly
No way am I doing that
No way am I doing that
a phrase used to say you will not do something
a phrase used to say you will not do something
No way I am doing that
No way I am doing that
taking care to avoid danger or mistakes
In scenetaking care to avoid danger or mistakes
Be careful
Be careful
to know the meaning of something
In sceneto know the meaning of something
I understand the lesson
I understand the lesson
to know what something means
In sceneto know what something means
I understand you
I understand you
to become aware of something
to become aware of something
I understand the risks involved
I understand the risks involved
to understand something that was said
to understand something that was said
I understood his instructions clearly
I understood his instructions clearly
without help from others
In scenewithout help from others
You can do it on your own
You can do it on your own
without any other people or without help from anyone else
without any other people or without help from anyone else
You have to do this task on your own
You have to do this task on your own
a person hired to do a job
In scenea person hired to do a job
The contractor will finish the work
The contractor will finish the work
a person who is hired to do construction work
a person who is hired to do construction work
The contractor is building our new house
The contractor is building our new house
a quantity of something
In scenea quantity of something
How much is this
How much is this
to a large degree
to a large degree
I like it very much
I like it very much
still there after others have gone
still there after others have gone
Not much is left
Not much is left
to a small degree; slightly
to a small degree; slightly
It did not help much
It did not help much
to go through something by cutting or force
In sceneto go through something by cutting or force
The knife cut through the rope
The knife cut through the rope
to move through something that blocks your way
to move through something that blocks your way
We can cut through the park to save time
We can cut through the park to save time
to move through something
to move through something
We cut through the forest to save time
We cut through the forest to save time
using great force instead of skill
In sceneusing great force instead of skill
They used a brute-force method to open the lock
They used a brute-force method to open the lock
a person who uses computers to gain unauthorized access to data
In scenea person who uses computers to gain unauthorized access to data
The hacker hacked the system
The hacker hacked the system
someone who breaks into computer systems
In scenesomeone who breaks into computer systems
A hacker broke into the secure network
A hacker broke into the secure network
the way parts are organized or put together
In scenethe way parts are organized or put together
The structure of the book is clear
The structure of the book is clear
to organize or put parts together in a particular way
to organize or put parts together in a particular way
You should structure your essay well
You should structure your essay well
a thing that is built or constructed
a thing that is built or constructed
This is an ancient structure
This is an ancient structure
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
a person or thing that could cause harm
In scenea person or thing that could cause harm
The storm is a threat to the city
The storm is a threat to the city
a statement that you will hurt someone if they do not do what you want
a statement that you will hurt someone if they do not do what you want
He made a threat against his rival
He made a threat against his rival
a creamy liquid made from plants, used as a drink or in cooking
In scenea creamy liquid made from plants, used as a drink or in cooking
I prefer almond milk in my coffee
I prefer almond milk in my coffee
a white liquid from animals used as food or drink
a white liquid from animals used as food or drink
I drink milk every morning
I drink milk every morning
to get as much advantage as possible from a situation
to get as much advantage as possible from a situation
He tried to milk the situation for all it was worth
He tried to milk the situation for all it was worth
to get milk from a mammal
to get milk from a mammal
He learned to milk the cow
He learned to milk the cow
to make an effort to do something
In sceneto make an effort to do something
I will try to run
I will try to run
to examine evidence in a court of law to decide if someone is guilty
to examine evidence in a court of law to decide if someone is guilty
They will try the suspect in court
They will try the suspect in court
to test something to see if it works
to test something to see if it works
Try this cake
Try this cake
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 think something is true without proof
In sceneto think something is true without proof
I suppose you are right
I suppose you are right
to be required or expected to do something
In sceneto be required or expected to do something
I suppose that you are right
I suppose that you are right
to have a particular purpose or intention
to have a particular purpose or intention
You are supposed to arrive by ten
You are supposed to arrive by ten
to not believe that something is true
In sceneto not believe that something is true
I doubt that
I doubt that
a music group
a music group
The band is very good
The band is very good
to think something may not be true
to think something may not be true
I doubt he will come
I doubt he will come
a feeling of not being sure if something is true
a feeling of not being sure if something is true
I have some doubt about his story
I have some doubt about his story
to decide between options
In sceneto decide between options
Choose a color
Choose a color
to select from a group of options
to select from a group of options
You can choose a color
You can choose a color
to pick something from a group
to pick something from a group
Choose your favorite color
Choose your favorite color
the act of making a choice
the act of making a choice
You must choose a path
You must choose a path
picked out from a group
picked out from a group
This is the chosen one
This is the chosen one
a set of numbers that show a location
In scenea set of numbers that show a location
Enter the coordinates of the city
Enter the coordinates of the city
to arrange things to work together
to arrange things to work together
We need to coordinate our efforts
We need to coordinate our efforts
to arrange and manage activities or people
to arrange and manage activities or people
I need to coordinate the project team
I need to coordinate the project team
to make an effort to do something
In sceneto make an effort to do something
He attempted to open the door
He attempted to open the door
content
content
I attempted to fix the car
I attempted to fix the car
to find an answer to a problem or understand something
In sceneto find an answer to a problem or understand something
I need to figure out this puzzle
I need to figure out this puzzle
to find the answer to a problem or to understand how something works
to find the answer to a problem or to understand how something works
I will figure out how to fix this
I will figure out how to fix this
to understand something after thinking
to understand something after thinking
I can't figure out how this works
I can't figure out how this works
to think or believe something is likely
to think or believe something is likely
I figured out it would rain
I figured out it would rain
discovered or gained recently
In scenediscovered or gained recently
She has a newfound confidence
She has a newfound confidence
found or gained recently
found or gained recently
They explored the newfound land
They explored the newfound land
to tell someone they did something wrong
In sceneto tell someone they did something wrong
She called out the politician for lying
She called out the politician for lying
to speak or cry loudly
to speak or cry loudly
He called out my name
He called out my name
to ask someone to come to a place
to ask someone to come to a place
The doctor was called out to the scene
The doctor was called out to the scene
to try to reach someone by phone or message
to try to reach someone by phone or message
I will call out to my friend later
I will call out to my friend later
to reach the highest point or final result
In sceneto reach the highest point or final result
The festival will culminate in a grand fireworks display
The festival will culminate in a grand fireworks display
the round part of the body used for seeing
In scenethe round part of the body used for seeing
The eyeball is very sensitive
The eyeball is very sensitive
to look at something to guess its size or amount
to look at something to guess its size or amount
He tried to eyeball the amount of flour needed
He tried to eyeball the amount of flour needed
to look at something closely
to look at something closely
He eyeballed the target
He eyeballed the target
to look at something very carefully
to look at something very carefully
They decided to eyeball the suspect
They decided to eyeball the suspect
someone who tries to win against another
In scenesomeone who tries to win against another
He is my main rival in the race
He is my main rival in the race
to try to be as good as someone or something
to try to be as good as someone or something
No team can rival their skill
No team can rival their skill
a person who works in another person's home
In scenea person who works in another person's home
She hired a domestic to help clean the house
She hired a domestic to help clean the house
a fight between people who live together
a fight between people who live together
They were having a loud domestic in the kitchen
They were having a loud domestic in the kitchen
connected to the home or family life
connected to the home or family life
She handles all domestic tasks
She handles all domestic tasks
made or happening in your own country
made or happening in your own country
Domestic flights are cheaper
Domestic flights are cheaper
a flow of information or posts
In scenea flow of information or posts
The website has a constant content feed
The website has a constant content feed
to give food to or eat food
to give food to or eat food
Cows feed on grass
Cows feed on grass
to give something to a system or process
to give something to a system or process
The machine needs a steady feed
The machine needs a steady feed
food for animals
food for animals
The farmer bought some feed for the cows
The farmer bought some feed for the cows
to give food to a person or animal
to give food to a person or animal
It is time to feed the baby
It is time to feed the baby
a live flow of video or data
a live flow of video or data
The news feed is updated constantly
The news feed is updated constantly
the ability to notice or pay attention to something
In scenethe ability to notice or pay attention to something
She has a good eye for art
She has a good eye for art
the part of your body used to see
In scenethe part of your body used to see
I have two eyes
I have two eyes
the central part of a storm
the central part of a storm
The eye of the storm is calm
The eye of the storm is calm
to look at someone or something
to look at someone or something
He eyed the stranger suspiciously
He eyed the stranger suspiciously
to move something toward yourself
In sceneto move something toward yourself
He pulled the door open
He pulled the door open
a strong feeling that makes you want to go to or be with someone or something
a strong feeling that makes you want to go to or be with someone or something
I felt a strong pull towards him
I felt a strong pull towards him
to carry out an action
to carry out an action
He tried to pull a trick on me
He tried to pull a trick on me
to take something back or remove it
to take something back or remove it
He decided to pull his request
He decided to pull his request
a path or door used to leave a place
In scenea path or door used to leave a place
Where is the way out
Where is the way out
not within the same level or category
not within the same level or category
His ideas are way out
His ideas are way out
a method of getting away from a difficult situation
a method of getting away from a difficult situation
He is looking for a way out of this problem
He is looking for a way out of this problem
a means of escaping a difficult or unpleasant situation
a means of escaping a difficult or unpleasant situation
There must be a way out of this mess
There must be a way out of this mess
what happens because of something
In scenewhat happens because of something
The result was surprising
The result was surprising
to make something happen
to make something happen
Heavy rain resulted in flooding
Heavy rain resulted in flooding
to move to the side to let someone pass
In sceneto move to the side to let someone pass
Please step aside
Please step aside
to move to one side or leave a position
to move to one side or leave a position
Please step aside to let others pass
Please step aside to let others pass
to move to one side to let someone pass
to move to one side to let someone pass
Please step aside so I can pass
Please step aside so I can pass
to move to the side to let someone pass
to move to the side to let someone pass
Please step aside to let them pass
Please step aside to let them pass
to tell someone something they need to know
In sceneto tell someone something they need to know
I missed the meeting, can you fill me in?
I missed the meeting, can you fill me in?
not known by many people
In scenenot known by many people
He is an obscure poet
He is an obscure poet
to make something difficult to see or understand
to make something difficult to see or understand
Clouds obscured the view
Clouds obscured the view
difficult to see or understand
difficult to see or understand
The meaning of the sentence was obscure
The meaning of the sentence was obscure
to try to get or achieve something
In sceneto try to get or achieve something
You should go after your dreams
You should go after your dreams
to criticize or blame someone aggressively
to criticize or blame someone aggressively
The critics went after his new book
The critics went after his new book
to try to catch or get something
to try to catch or get something
You should go after your dreams
You should go after your dreams
located far away
In scenelocated far away
He traveled to far-flung corners of the world
He traveled to far-flung corners of the world
to feel thankful for something
In sceneto feel thankful for something
I appreciate your help
I appreciate your help
to not like or be annoyed by something
to not like or be annoyed by something
I would appreciate it if you stopped bothering me
I would appreciate it if you stopped bothering me
to recognize the worth of something
to recognize the worth of something
I appreciate your help
I appreciate your help
to understand the full meaning or importance of something
to understand the full meaning or importance of something
I appreciate the effort you put into this
I appreciate the effort you put into this
to say that someone is responsible for something bad
In sceneto say that someone is responsible for something bad
Do not blame me for this mistake
Do not blame me for this mistake
to say someone did something wrong
to say someone did something wrong
They blamed him for his selfish behavior
They blamed him for his selfish behavior
to say someone did something wrong
to say someone did something wrong
I blame the rain for the delay
I blame the rain for the delay
the state of being responsible for something bad
the state of being responsible for something bad
He accepted the blame for the accident
He accepted the blame for the accident
relating to or connected with music
In scenerelating to or connected with music
She has great musical talent
She has great musical talent
a play or film that includes songs and dancing
a play or film that includes songs and dancing
We went to see a musical
We went to see a musical
the place where someone lives or works
In scenethe place where someone lives or works
What is your home address
What is your home address
to think about and begin to solve a problem or question
to think about and begin to solve a problem or question
We need to address the issue
We need to address the issue
to speak to or send something to someone
to speak to or send something to someone
He addressed the crowd
He addressed the crowd
a formal talk given to an audience
a formal talk given to an audience
The president gave an address
The president gave an address