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Teen Wolf — Season 4 Episode 2

Words & meanings

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to stop fighting or taking action

In scene

to stop fighting or taking action

The soldiers were ordered to stand down

to leave a job or position

The CEO decided to stand down

to order soldiers or people to leave a position or stop being ready for action

The soldiers were ordered to stand down

to stop taking action or end a state of readiness

The soldiers were told to stand down

to become calm or stop worrying

In scene

to become calm or stop worrying

Just take it easy

to treat someone in a mild, not harsh way

Take it easy on him during the argument

an informal way to say goodbye to someone

Take it easy see you tomorrow

to stay calm and not worry

You should take it easy during the weekend

to form an idea about something without being sure

In scene

to form an idea about something without being sure

Can you guess my age

an attempt to give an answer without knowing for sure

I made a guess about the answer

an idea you think is true without being sure

My guess was wrong

to think someone or something is less good or important than they really are

In scene

to think someone or something is less good or important than they really are

Do not underestimate your abilities

to think someone is less capable than they are

Never underestimate your opponent

to think something is smaller or less important than it really is

Never underestimate your own potential

not including

In scene

not including

Everyone was there except for John

not including someone or something

Everyone arrived except for John

used to introduce the only thing that is not included

Everyone came except for John

very detailed and complicated

In scene

very detailed and complicated

She made an elaborate plan

to give more details about something

Could you please elaborate on that

a person who carries something

In scene

a person who carries something

The bearer of the message arrived

another time

In scene

another time

Please try again

to stay in one place until something happens

In scene

to stay in one place until something happens

Please wait for me

to feel excited for something to happen

I can't wait for summer

to stop for a short time

Please wait a moment

to do things for someone to help them

The server waits on the guests

to stay until later

Please wait for me

a large number of

In scene

a large number of

I have many books

to go back to a place or activity

In scene

to go back to a place or activity

I will get back to work

to get something again after losing it

I want to get back my book

to improve a relationship with someone after a problem

They decided to get back together

to do something bad to someone who did something bad to you

He wanted to get back at her

to go again to a place or topic

In scene

to go again to a place or topic

I went back to the office

return to

Let's get back to work

a physical thing that you can see and touch

In scene

a physical thing that you can see and touch

It is a small object

to say that you do not agree with something

I object to this plan

a thing that you plan to achieve

Our main object is to succeed

a noun or pronoun that is affected by the action of a verb in a sentence

Identify the object in the sentence

a long period of time

In scene

a long period of time

It has been years since I saw her

a period of 12 months

It has been five years

the amount of time that a person has lived

He is ten years old

a period of 365 days

I have lived here for two years

a long period of time

It has been years since we met

a period of twelve months

The project will take one year

to feel nervous or troubled

In scene

to feel nervous or troubled

Do not worry about the exam

a physical feeling that shows an illness

In scene

a physical feeling that shows an illness

Fever is a common symptom of the flu

to try to find out the facts about something

In scene

to try to find out the facts about something

The police will investigate the crime

to try to find out the truth about something

The police will investigate the crime

feeling fear

In scene

feeling fear

He was scared of the dark

feeling fear or worry

She is scared of dogs

feeling fear

I am scared of spiders

coming before all others in time or order

In scene

coming before all others in time or order

She was the first person to arrive

of the best possible standard

This hotel provides first class service

at the beginning

At first I did not understand

to say that something is true

In scene

to say that something is true

He admitted his mistake

to let someone enter a place

The club admits members only

not very important or serious

In scene

not very important or serious

He has a low-level job

the real facts about something

In scene

the real facts about something

Tell me the truth

having the skill or opportunity to do something

In scene

having the skill or opportunity to do something

She is able to speak English

a thick string or wire that carries electricity or signals

In scene

a thick string or wire that carries electricity or signals

Connect the cable to the computer

a piece of a whole

In scene

a piece of a whole

The engine has many parts

a character in a play or film

He played a small part

to move away from each other

They parted at the airport

to damage something so badly that it cannot be fixed

In scene

to damage something so badly that it cannot be fixed

The storm destroyed the village

to break something so it cannot be used again

The storm destroyed the old house

to beat someone very easily in a game or competition

We destroyed the other team in the game

to end the life of a living thing

They had to destroy the sick dog

to fail to remember something

In scene

to fail to remember something

He forgot his keys

to bring something back to your mind

I forgot my keys

to not remember something

I forgot my keys at home

growing or moving upward

In scene

growing or moving upward

The sun is rising

to make something full

In scene

to make something full

Please fill up the bottle

to eat until you are no longer hungry

I ate snacks to fill up

to add fuel to a vehicle's tank

I need to fill up the car before the trip

to make something full

Please fill up the water bottle

a particular set of circumstances

In scene

a particular set of circumstances

It is a big deal

to take action to solve a problem

I can deal with this

a large quantity of something

This task takes a great deal of time

to buy and sell illegal goods

He was arrested for dealing drugs

to continue to be with someone

In scene

to continue to be with someone

I want to stay with you during this difficult time

to live in someone's home for a time

You can stay with us while you look for an apartment

to continue to be remembered by someone

That movie will stay with me for a long time

to live with someone for a short time

I will stay with my uncle

to continue to be with someone

Please stay with me until I finish

to live with someone temporarily

I will stay with my aunt

relating to the central government of a country

In scene

relating to the central government of a country

The federal government passed a new law

a green vegetable with small flower heads

In scene

a green vegetable with small flower heads

Broccoli is a healthy vegetable

the floor of a building below the current one

In scene

the floor of a building below the current one

He is downstairs

usual, ordinary, not strange

In scene

usual, ordinary, not strange

It is normal to feel nervous

typical or not strange

It is normal to feel nervous

with a lot of energy or force

In scene

with a lot of energy or force

He was dancing like crazy

with a lot of effort or energy

He worked like crazy to finish the task

to a very high degree

He worked like crazy to finish the project

at an earlier time

In scene

at an earlier time

She previously worked here

at an earlier time

I met her previously

a device for making calls

In scene

a device for making calls

The phone is on the table

to make a telephone call

I will phone you tomorrow

a device used to make calls and access the internet

My phone is charging

a fried roll filled with vegetables and sometimes meat

In scene

a fried roll filled with vegetables and sometimes meat

I ordered an egg roll

a deep-fried Chinese pastry filled with meat and vegetables

I ate a crispy egg roll for lunch

a fried pastry filled with meat and vegetables

Do you want an egg roll as a snack

a metric unit of liquid measurement equal to one thousandth of a liter

In scene

a metric unit of liquid measurement equal to one thousandth of a liter

Add 500 milliliters of water to the pot

in a way that produces strong, clear images

In scene

in a way that produces strong, clear images

I remember that day vividly

the path or line along which something moves

In scene

the path or line along which something moves

I am on my way

used to say that something cannot happen or is not true

No way

a manner or method of doing something

This is the best way

by a large amount

It is way too expensive

a minor wound from rubbing against a rough surface

In scene

a minor wound from rubbing against a rough surface

He has a scrape on his knee

to gather things with difficulty

He scraped together enough money

to take something off a surface

Scrape the mud off your boots

to move something with force across a surface

She scraped the paint off the wall

a human being

In scene

a human being

He is a good person

a human individual

Every person is different

human beings in general

A person needs sleep

a human being

I know that person

feeling nervous or concerned

In scene

feeling nervous or concerned

I am worried about the exam

in every way or to the full degree

In scene

in every way or to the full degree

I completely forgot about the meeting

having a greater than average height

In scene

having a greater than average height

He is very tall

hard to do or achieve

Finishing this project is a tall order

of more than average height

He is a very tall man

lasting for a long time or forever

In scene

lasting for a long time or forever

This is a permanent job

the early part of the day, from sunrise to noon

In scene

the early part of the day, from sunrise to noon

I wake up early in the morning

a short way to say 'good morning'

Morning, how are you?

the early part of the day before noon

I drink coffee in the morning

the early part of the day

I drink coffee in the morning

every person; all people

In scene

every person; all people

Everyone is here

every person; all people

Everyone likes music

all people

Everyone is happy

a handheld device used for a particular job

In scene

a handheld device used for a particular job

A hammer is a useful tool

to provide someone with the necessary equipment or skills for a particular task

The company is tooling the staff for the new project

a stupid or annoying person

He is such a tool

a portion or fragment

In scene

a portion or fragment

I have a piece of cake

to put separate parts together to form a whole

I will piece these parts together

a single object of a particular type

I have two pieces of furniture

not hurt or damaged

The box arrived in one piece

to pull something into pieces

In scene

to pull something into pieces

He tore the paper in half

used to call attention or express surprise

In scene

used to call attention or express surprise

Hey, look at this!

to be in charge of something

In scene

to be in charge of something

She runs a small business

to happen or take place repeatedly over a period of time

The play runs for two hours

to move fast on your feet

I run every morning

a place where you get medical treatment

In scene

a place where you get medical treatment

The clinic is open on Mondays

a short, intensive training program on a specific skill

He attended a tennis clinic last weekend

things that are no longer wanted or useful

In scene

things that are no longer wanted or useful

We need to clean out the junk from the garage

to get rid of something

She decided to junk her old clothes

illegal drugs, especially heroin

He bought some junk on the street

the male sexual organs

He covered his junk with a towel

moving from inside to outside a place

In scene

moving from inside to outside a place

She ran out of the room

to not include someone or something

In scene

to not include someone or something

They kept me out of the meeting

as a result of

I did it out of curiosity

not having any more of something

We are out of sugar

coming from a place or source

I got the water out of the tap

taken from a group

Choose one out of these three

coming from within something

He came out of the room

not having something

We are out of bread

to move away from something

Please get out of my house

to not be part of something anymore

He is out of the team

to no longer have something

We are out of gas

not inside or part of something

She is out of the office

not inside a place

Stay out of the rain

to take something or someone from a place

Take the keys out of your pocket

to take something away from a person or place

They took the boy out of school

no longer having something

We are out of sugar for the tea

a piece of jewelry that hangs from a chain around the neck

In scene

a piece of jewelry that hangs from a chain around the neck

She wears a gold pendant on her necklace

the bone that forms the head

In scene

the bone that forms the head

The skull protects the brain

the bony part of the head

The artist drew a human skull

the bone structure that protects the brain

The skull protects the brain

a small sea animal with a curved body, eaten as food

In scene

a small sea animal with a curved body, eaten as food

I love eating shrimp

to catch shrimp as a job or activity

They go out to shrimp every summer

to stop trying or to surrender

In scene

to stop trying or to surrender

Don't give up on your dreams

to stop hoping that someone will improve or that something will be successful

Do not give up on your dreams

to stop making an effort to help or change someone or something

I will not give up on you

to continue supporting someone and not stop trying to help them

I will not give up on my friend

to want something to happen

In scene

to want something to happen

I am hoping for the best

expect/wish | to want something to happen

She is hoping to pass the exam

a unit of weight, also used informally to mean a lot

In scene

a unit of weight, also used informally to mean a lot

I have a ton of homework

something that is not included in a general rule

There is a ton to every rule

a large number or amount of people

A ton of people arrived

the fashionable upper class in British society

She belongs to the ton

a score or mark given for school work

In scene

a score or mark given for school work

The teacher is grading the exams

a year or stage in school

My son is in the second grade

a level of how good something is

They sell only top grade meat

to assign a score or mark to work

The teacher will grade our essays

a building where a dead body is buried

In scene

a building where a dead body is buried

They visited the ancient tomb

a place where a dead body is buried

The king is in the tomb

to learn or be told something

In scene

to learn or be told something

I heard that they are moving

to be aware of sound with your ears

In scene

to be aware of sound with your ears

I hear a noise

the organ on the side of your head that you hear with

I hear with my ears

to talk or say something

Hear me clearly

to stay alive after a dangerous event

In scene

to stay alive after a dangerous event

He survived the accident

to continue to live after someone else has died

He survived his wife by ten years

to continue to exist after a difficult situation

They survived the earthquake

to continue to live

Plants cannot survive without water

a food grain used in cooking

In scene

a food grain used in cooking

I like to eat rice

to send a written message by phone

In scene

to send a written message by phone

Please text me later

a piece of writing

Please read this text carefully

a written message sent on a phone

I sent him a text

to send a written message by phone

I will text you later

to urge someone to do something

In scene

to urge someone to do something

Come on, you can do it

to start to be seen or happen

A smile came on his face

to move toward or nearer to something

He came on toward the house

to take part in an event or activity

Do you want to come on the trip with us

an act of inviting someone to do something

She gave him a come-on to start a conversation

used to tell someone to hurry or try harder

Come on we are going to be late

to ask someone to hurry or try

Come on we will be late

relating to the treatment of illness or injury

In scene

relating to the treatment of illness or injury

She needs medical help

related to the treatment of illness or injury

He needs medical attention

a room used for sleeping

In scene

a room used for sleeping

My bedroom is small

a room used for sleeping

I clean my bedroom every day

without being affected by

In scene

without being affected by

Despite the rain, we went for a walk

of the highest quality or most favorable

In scene

of the highest quality or most favorable

This is the best book

to win against someone in a competition

He bested his opponent

kind thoughts or wishes for someone

Please give her my best

used to give strong advice or a warning

You had best leave now

to permit or allow someone to do something

In scene

to permit or allow someone to do something

Please let me go

to end someone's employment

The manager had to let him go

to tell someone something

Let me know your answer

to fail to meet expectations

I will not let you down

a long, curved sword from Japan

In scene

a long, curved sword from Japan

The samurai carried a sharp katana

a long, curved Japanese sword

The samurai drew his katana

a feeling of physical or emotional pain

In scene

a feeling of physical or emotional pain

He felt deeply hurt

to cause physical or emotional damage to someone or something

Don't hurt your brother

to make someone feel physical pain

Don't hurt your knee

feeling sad or offended

She felt hurt by his words

to pick someone for a role or position

In scene

to pick someone for a role or position

They will elect a new leader

picked for a position

The elected member joined the meeting

to make someone or something die

In scene

to make someone or something die

The hunter killed the deer

to be very funny or popular with an audience

The comedian killed the audience

to want something very much

I am killing for a slice of pizza

to make something stop working or operating

The company killed the project

to stop or end something

We had to kill the project

to make something die

The frost will kill the plants

to make someone die

The soldiers killed the king

a person who kills someone

The police caught the killer

to cause someone great emotional pain

His words killed me

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