

Stranger Things — Season 3 Episode 1
Words & meanings
414 words
a sweet dish made with cherries and flambéed liqueur
In scenea sweet dish made with cherries and flambéed liqueur
We ordered cherries jubilee for dessert
We ordered cherries jubilee for dessert
fully developed or grown
In scenefully developed or grown
He is very mature for his age
He is very mature for his age
becoming fully grown or developed
becoming fully grown or developed
He is a mature person
He is a mature person
to become an adult or fully developed
to become an adult or fully developed
He needs time to mature
He needs time to mature
usual, ordinary, not strange
In sceneusual, ordinary, not strange
It is normal to feel nervous
It is normal to feel nervous
typical or not strange
typical or not strange
It is normal to feel nervous
It is normal to feel nervous
right for a particular situation
In sceneright for a particular situation
He is not fit for the job
He is not fit for the job
to be the right size or shape to go into a space
to be the right size or shape to go into a space
The key fits the lock perfectly
The key fits the lock perfectly
strong and in good physical shape
strong and in good physical shape
She exercises to stay fit
She exercises to stay fit
a sudden, uncontrolled burst of physical movement
a sudden, uncontrolled burst of physical movement
He had a fit of anger
He had a fit of anger
a form of power used for light and machines
In scenea form of power used for light and machines
The electricity went out during the storm
The electricity went out during the storm
energy used to make light and heat
energy used to make light and heat
We use electricity at home
We use electricity at home
to greet someone who has arrived
In sceneto greet someone who has arrived
They welcomed the guests
They welcomed the guests
to be happy to receive something
to be happy to receive something
You are welcome here
You are welcome here
allowed to do something
allowed to do something
Questions are welcome
Questions are welcome
to get better or become more active
In sceneto get better or become more active
The economy is starting to pick up
The economy is starting to pick up
to lift an object or go somewhere to get a person or thing
to lift an object or go somewhere to get a person or thing
I will pick up my friend from the airport
I will pick up my friend from the airport
to see or become aware of something
to see or become aware of something
I picked up a strange smell in the room
I picked up a strange smell in the room
to start again after stopping
to start again after stopping
We will pick up the lesson tomorrow
We will pick up the lesson tomorrow
the act of going to get something
the act of going to get something
The package pick-up is at the front desk
The package pick-up is at the front desk
the act of starting a romantic or sexual relationship with someone
the act of starting a romantic or sexual relationship with someone
He is very good at the pick-up
He is very good at the pick-up
to answer a telephone call
to answer a telephone call
Please pick up the phone
Please pick up the phone
to answer the phone when it rings
to answer the phone when it rings
Please pick up the phone
Please pick up the phone
to go and get someone or something
to go and get someone or something
I will pick up my sister from school
I will pick up my sister from school
to get knowledge or a skill
to get knowledge or a skill
She picked up Spanish quickly
She picked up Spanish quickly
to take something in your hand or lift it
to take something in your hand or lift it
Please pick up the pen from the floor
Please pick up the pen from the floor
a man who does physical work for a living
In scenea man who does physical work for a living
The working man works hard every day
The working man works hard every day
not any person
In scenenot any person
Nobody is home
Nobody is home
no person at all
no person at all
Nobody was in the room
Nobody was in the room
no person
no person
He felt like a nobody
He felt like a nobody
a person of no importance or influence
a person of no importance or influence
He felt like a nobody at school
He felt like a nobody at school
almost certainly; very likely
In scenealmost certainly; very likely
It will probably rain today
It will probably rain today
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