Suits — Season 2 Episode 9
Words & meanings
717 words
the number 2
In scenethe number 2
I have two cats
I have two cats
the number 2
In scenethe number 2
I have two apples
I have two apples
the number 2
the number 2
The answer is two
The answer is two
the number 2
the number 2
I have two dogs
I have two dogs
to finally do something you planned
In sceneto finally do something you planned
I will get around to it tomorrow
I will get around to it tomorrow
to find time to do something
to find time to do something
I finally got around to fixing the door
I finally got around to fixing the door
to do something you have delayed doing
to do something you have delayed doing
I finally got around to cleaning my room
I finally got around to cleaning my room
the child of your aunt or uncle
In scenethe child of your aunt or uncle
She is my cousin
She is my cousin
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
a stupid or annoying person
In scenea stupid or annoying person
Don't be such a schmuck
Don't be such a schmuck
the position or function someone has
In scenethe position or function someone has
He is acting in the capacity of a manager
He is acting in the capacity of a manager
the maximum amount something can hold or do
the maximum amount something can hold or do
The stadium has a capacity of 50,000 people
The stadium has a capacity of 50,000 people
the maximum number or amount that something can hold
the maximum number or amount that something can hold
The stadium has a large capacity
The stadium has a large capacity
an obvious problem that no one wants to talk about
In scenean obvious problem that no one wants to talk about
We need to talk about the elephant in the room
We need to talk about the elephant in the room
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
In sceneto have a particular purpose or intention
You are supposed to arrive by ten
You are supposed to arrive by ten
to make use of something
In sceneto make use of something
Can I use your pen
Can I use your pen
to have a need for something
to have a need for something
I could really use some help
I could really use some help
to indicate that something happened regularly in the past but no longer does
to indicate that something happened regularly in the past but no longer does
I used to swim every morning
I used to swim every morning
the reason for which something is done
the reason for which something is done
That information has no use
That information has no use
to order someone to appear in a legal case
In sceneto order someone to appear in a legal case
The lawyer decided to subpoena the witness
The lawyer decided to subpoena the witness
a document that orders someone to appear in court
a document that orders someone to appear in court
He received a subpoena for the trial
He received a subpoena for the trial
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