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Teen Wolf — Season 1 Episode 10

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a stupid person

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a stupid person

He is a complete idiot

a very stupid or silly person

Do not be an idiot

to be the reason that something happens

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to be the reason that something happens

The rain caused the flood

to make someone do something

That caused him to change his mind

an aim or movement that people support

She works for a good cause

for the reason that

I am staying here 'cause I am tired

the thing that makes something happen

What was the cause of the fire

to not win a fight, game, or contest

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to not win a fight, game, or contest

The team lost the match

to no longer have something

In scene

to no longer have something

I lost my ring

to not know where someone or something is

I lost my keys

to not understand what someone is saying

You are losing me

to not know where you are

I always lose my keys

to be beaten in a game or competition

We did not want to lose the game

to stop living

She lost her father last year

to not win a game or contest

They will lose the match

to no longer have something

I do not want to lose this chance

to not be able to understand something

I lost you when you talked about science

to be unable to find something

Did you lose your wallet

to stop having something you had before

He lost his job yesterday

to stop having something

I lost my focus

to no longer have something

I often lose my keys

to make fun of someone

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to make fun of someone

Don't laugh at him

used to call attention or express surprise

In scene

used to call attention or express surprise

Hey, look at this!

to start doing something

In scene

to start doing something

Let's begin the lesson

a feeling that something is true, especially something bad

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a feeling that something is true, especially something bad

I have a suspicion that he is lying

a feeling that someone may have done something wrong

He was arrested on suspicion of theft

to eventually reach a particular place, state, or situation

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to eventually reach a particular place, state, or situation

We ended up at the beach

to eventually be in a situation or state

We ended up at the wrong hotel

to finally be in a place or situation

We might end up in a small town

to reach a final situation or condition

The game ended up in a draw

to show the way or be in charge

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to show the way or be in charge

She will lead the group

the main character in a play, movie, or show

She played the lead in the movie

a heavy soft metal

Lead is a heavy metal

a person who may be interested in buying a product or service

The police followed a new lead in the case

to wish for something

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to wish for something

I want a glass of water

to wish for something

I want a glass of water

to try to find or get someone

The police want him for robbery

to write or say a series of items

In scene

to write or say a series of items

List the items you need

a set of items written one after another

I have a shopping list

the most famous or successful group

They are on the A-list of Hollywood actors

the part of the body connecting the head to the torso

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the part of the body connecting the head to the torso

She wore a scarf around her neck

to kiss and hug someone romantically

They were necking in the park

a situation where someone is closely watching or pressuring you

My boss is breathing down my neck

a narrow strip of land connecting two larger areas

The village lies on a narrow neck of land

at a short distance away

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at a short distance away

My house is close to the park

not open

In scene

not open

Please close the door

paying a lot of attention to details

Please pay close attention to the details

to surround and catch someone

The police close on the suspect

to speak words

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to speak words

He said no

to express something in words

In scene

to express something in words

He said that he was busy

already referred to earlier

The said document is missing

to speak words

She said she was tired

coming after the current one

In scene

coming after the current one

See you next week

close to or beside something

She sat in the next seat

the coldest season of the year

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the coldest season of the year

Winter is very cold

to stay in a place during the winter season

Many birds winter in warmer climates

used to check if the listener understands or as a pause

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used to check if the listener understands or as a pause

All right, let's move on

used to express agreement or acceptance

In scene

used to express agreement or acceptance

All right I will help you

used to show agreement or confirmation

All right I will go to the store

fine or okay

Everything is all right

a place where you can buy and eat meals

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a place where you can buy and eat meals

The restaurant is closed today

a place where you can buy and eat meals

This restaurant is very famous

a place where you can buy and eat meals

I like to eat at a restaurant

a place where you can buy and eat a meal

Let's meet at the restaurant

belonging to a place from the beginning

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belonging to a place from the beginning

He is a native of this city

a tall plant with a trunk and branches

In scene

a tall plant with a trunk and branches

The tree is tall

to force an animal to climb up into a tree

The dog treed the cat

a tall plant with a trunk and branches

There is a tall tree in the garden

one only, each separate

In scene

one only, each separate

I need a single sheet of paper

a piece of paper money

He paid with a single

a short music recording released to promote an album

They released a new single yesterday

only one, no more than one

I have a single dollar left

a hit in baseball that lets the batter reach second base

The player hit a single

not married or in a romantic relationship

He is currently single

to escape quickly from someone or something

In scene

to escape quickly from someone or something

The cat ran away from the dog

to leave a place quickly to avoid danger

The boy ran away from the danger

a large public road vehicle

In scene

a large public road vehicle

I take the bus to work

to remove dirty dishes from a table

He bussed the table after the meal

to take someone somewhere by bus

They bus students to school

to use your mind to form thoughts or opinions

In scene

to use your mind to form thoughts or opinions

I need to think about it

to consider something carefully

I need to think about your offer

to think about something carefully

I need to think about your offer

to have something as part of a group or set

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to have something as part of a group or set

The price includes breakfast

having as part of a group

The book includes many pictures

having no connection or relevance

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having no connection or relevance

This has nothing to do with you

to check that something is true or correct

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to check that something is true or correct

Make sure the door is locked

to make certain that something happens

In scene

to make certain that something happens

Make sure you arrive on time

having no doubt; confident

Make sure of the facts

to do something to be certain that a situation is as you want it to be

Make sure the door is locked

to stop someone from doing something

In scene

to stop someone from doing something

The police held back the crowd

to make something happen more slowly or later than it should

Lack of money held back the project

to stop yourself from doing something

She tried to hold back her tears

to keep something from being shown or given

Don't hold back the truth

a particular feeling or awareness

In scene

a particular feeling or awareness

I have a sense of relief

to become aware of something

I sense that something is wrong

the quality of being clear or reasonable

What you said makes sense

a particular meaning or interpretation

This word has another sense

unlike or not identical

In scene

unlike or not identical

We are different

not the same or not identical

These two books are different

a color between black and white

In scene

a color between black and white

The sky is gray today

to change to a color between black and white

His hair is starting to gray

used to ask about the quantity or price of something

In scene

used to ask about the quantity or price of something

How much is this

to stretch out your arm

In scene

to stretch out your arm

He reached for the phone

to stretch out your hand to take something

He reached for the book on the shelf

a large amount or number

In scene

a large amount or number

I have a lot of books

a large number or quantity of something

I have a lot of books

a large number or quantity of something

I have a lot of books

used to show strong anger or annoyance

In scene

used to show strong anger or annoyance

This goddamn car won't start

a word used to say hi

In scene

a word used to say hi

Hello, how are you

used to express surprise or disbelief

Hello? Are you kidding

having a level surface without curves

In scene

having a level surface without curves

The table is flat

a set of rooms for living in, usually on one floor of a building

I live in a small flat

a musical note that is one semitone lower than the natural note

He played a B flat note on the piano

a low-heeled shoe for women

She wears comfortable flats

the activity of walking in the countryside for pleasure

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the activity of walking in the countryside for pleasure

We went for a hike in the mountains

to pull an item of clothing up higher on the body

She hiked up her socks

a command to begin a play

Hike the ball

to toss or pass something

Hike the bag to me

to go for a long walk in nature

I want to hike in the mountains

in a way that involves two or more people or groups equally

In scene

in a way that involves two or more people or groups equally

They reached a mutually beneficial agreement

to cause someone to feel admiration or respect

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to cause someone to feel admiration or respect

He tried to impress his boss

to cause someone to feel admiration or respect

He wanted to impress his boss

to have a strong effect on someones feelings or thoughts

Her kindness impressed me

to make someone feel a strong effect

The music impressed the crowd

a drawing that shows an area or information

In scene

a drawing that shows an area or information

I need a map

to connect one thing to another

You need to map these values to the correct items

a drawing that shows where places are

Look at the map

a person who is mentally unstable or irrational

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a person who is mentally unstable or irrational

Don't listen to him he is a total nut job

a small open motor vehicle with four-wheel drive

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a small open motor vehicle with four-wheel drive

He drives a jeep to the mountains

a person who belongs to a group

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a person who belongs to a group

He is a member of the club

to bring something back to your mind

I try to recall the answer

a line of light

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a line of light

A beam of sunlight hit the floor

to smile very happily or proudly

She beamed with joy

a long heavy piece of wood or metal used in building

The steel beam supports the roof

to move by a beam of energy

They can beam the crew to the planet

to have or keep something as your property

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to have or keep something as your property

They own a big house

by yourself or without help

I live on my own

a person who belongs to a particular group

He is one of our own

to accept responsibility for something and deal with it confidently

He decided to own his mistakes

an expression of surprise or admiration

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an expression of surprise or admiration

Wow, this is beautiful

a word used to show shock or amazement

In scene

a word used to show shock or amazement

Wow, what a nice view

to make someone feel great admiration

Her performance wowed the audience

to have power over something

In scene

to have power over something

He can control the robot

the act of managing or regulating something

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the act of managing or regulating something

She lost control of the car

a thing used as a standard of comparison for checking the results of an experiment

The scientists used a control for their experiment

a truck used to pull broken or parked cars

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a truck used to pull broken or parked cars

The tow truck pulled my car away

to have a similar appearance to

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to have a similar appearance to

You look like your father

to appear to be the case

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to appear to be the case

It looks like it will rain

to seem or have the appearance of something

You look like your father

to have a particular appearance

You look like your brother

almost certainly; very likely

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almost certainly; very likely

It will probably rain today

to link or bring together

In scene

to link or bring together

Please connect the wires

to join or be joined

Connect the printer to the computer

to spend time together with someone

I like to connect with new people

to move from one place to another

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to move from one place to another

He went to the store

to change into a different state

The milk went bad

to let someone or something go from being held or trapped

He let the bird go

to move to a lower place

The elevator went down to the first floor

having the skill or opportunity to do something

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having the skill or opportunity to do something

She is able to speak English

to do something regularly to improve your skill

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to do something regularly to improve your skill

You need to practice piano

a set of questions or tasks to measure knowledge or ability

He completed the practice questions before the exam

to do something regularly as a habit

He makes it a practice to read

a business where a professional works

She has a medical practice

to do something repeatedly to improve

I practice piano every day

used to express acceptance or agreement

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used to express acceptance or agreement

Okay, I agree

in a good or acceptable state

In scene

in a good or acceptable state

I am okay

used to start a sentence or get attention

Okay, let's go

to stop being in a romantic relationship with someone

In scene

to stop being in a romantic relationship with someone

She wants to break up with her boyfriend

to have an idea or opinion

In scene

to have an idea or opinion

He thinks this is a good idea

to have an opinion that something is true

He thinks the test is easy

a curved sharp part on the foot of some animals

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a curved sharp part on the foot of some animals

The eagle has a sharp claw

to tear or pull at something with sharp nails

The cat clawed the sofa

responsibility for a problem or error

In scene

responsibility for a problem or error

It was my fault that we were late

to say someone did something wrong

It is hard to fault his work

a large break in the earth's surface

There is a fault line under this city

a bad or weak quality in a person's character

Everyone has a personal fault

a person who finds out information

In scene

a person who finds out information

The investigator arrived at the scene

a person who looks into something carefully

The investigator checked the documents

a person who looks into something to find out the truth

The investigator solved the mystery

to discharge a gun

In scene

to discharge a gun

He fired a shot

a photograph taken with a camera

That is a great shot

completely spoiled or destroyed

My car engine is shot

a small amount of a strong alcoholic drink

He ordered a shot of tequila

to be in a seated position or stay in a location

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to be in a seated position or stay in a location

Please sit on that chair

to rest your body on your bottom with your weight supported by a chair or the ground

Please sit on this chair

to let someone sit down

I will seat the guests

to sit in a position for an artist or photographer to draw or paint you

I sat for a portrait

to be in a seated position

Please sit in that chair

a particular case or example of something

In scene

a particular case or example of something

This is a clear instance of his honesty

a weapon that shoots arrows using a bow fixed on a wooden stock

In scene

a weapon that shoots arrows using a bow fixed on a wooden stock

He used a crossbow to hunt

having as part of a group

In scene

having as part of a group

Everyone is invited, including me

relating to humans

In scene

relating to humans

It is humanly impossible

in accordance with fact or reality

In scene

in accordance with fact or reality

It is true that she is here

always telling the truth

He is a true person

always supporting and being faithful to someone

She is a true friend to me

always working as expected

This system is true and effective

not a single thing

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not a single thing

There is nothing here

not a single thing

I have nothing in my hand

still there after others have gone

There is nothing left

not anything

There is nothing in the box

at any time; in all your life

In scene

at any time; in all your life

Have you ever been to Rome

for all time

He is ever loyal to his duty

at no time

I will not ever go back

used to add force to a statement

It was ever so cold

from a time

Have you ever been to Paris

from a point in the past until now

Have you ever been to Paris

used to mean "very" or "extremely"

In scene

used to mean "very" or "extremely"

That was a hell of a game

used to emphasize how extreme something is

In scene

used to emphasize how extreme something is

It was a hell of a day

very good or impressive

He is a hell of a player

used to emphasize how good something is

You did a hell of a job

extremely bad or difficult

That was a hell of a situation

a route or track to follow

In scene

a route or track to follow

We followed the hiking trail

to be losing in a game or competition

Our team is trailing by two points

to follow someone secretly

The detective trailed the suspect

the criminal act of deliberately setting fire to property

In scene

the criminal act of deliberately setting fire to property

He was arrested for arson

used to express anger or surprise

In scene

used to express anger or surprise

What the hell is happening

to rub a part of the body with your fingernails to relieve an itch

In scene

to rub a part of the body with your fingernails to relieve an itch

Do not scratch your arm

the starting point

We started the project from scratch

a small cut or mark on a surface

There is a scratch on my car

cash or currency

He needs some scratch to buy a new car

to cancel or delete something

Please scratch that name from the list

having a very high level of ability in a sport

He is a scratch golfer

a shallow mark or injury on the skin

I have a scratch on my arm

the very beginning of something

We started from scratch

the very beginning, with no help or preparation

He built the house from scratch

to begin to be something

In scene

to begin to be something

She wants to become a doctor

to change into a particular state or condition

Water will become ice

to look good on someone

That dress really becomes you

starting to be something

The weather will become cold

a recording of moving images

In scene

a recording of moving images

I watched a funny video

to make a recording of moving images

He wants to video the event

having a duty or being answerable for something

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having a duty or being answerable for something

He is responsible for the project

not as hard to do or understand

In scene

not as hard to do or understand

This math problem is easier than the last one

not difficult

This task is easier

not difficult

There is an easier way to solve this

a written or spoken account of something

In scene

a written or spoken account of something

She gave a detailed report

to give information about something, usually in speech or writing

She reported the news to her boss

to go to a place as instructed

Report to the manager immediately

a written account of information or findings

I wrote a report for school

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