The Boys — Season 2 Episode 4
Words & meanings
718 words
feelings of pity and care for someone who is sad
In scenefeelings of pity and care for someone who is sad
I feel great sympathy for her loss
I feel great sympathy for her loss
feelings of agreement with a cause or group
feelings of agreement with a cause or group
She has sympathy for the cause
She has sympathy for the cause
to control and move a vehicle
In sceneto control and move a vehicle
I am driving a car
I am driving a car
to make someone feel or do something
to make someone feel or do something
He is driving me crazy
He is driving me crazy
to make money for a business
to make money for a business
This strategy is driving profit
This strategy is driving profit
to appear to be true or likely
In sceneto appear to be true or likely
That sounds like a good idea
That sounds like a good idea
causing a feeling of fear or unease
In scenecausing a feeling of fear or unease
This old house is creepy
This old house is creepy
causing fear or unease
causing fear or unease
He is a creepy man
He is a creepy man
causing a feeling of slight fear or discomfort
causing a feeling of slight fear or discomfort
That old house looks really creepy
That old house looks really creepy
to strike a surface with a hand or object
In sceneto strike a surface with a hand or object
Please knock on the door
Please knock on the door
as a result of
In sceneas a result of
I did it out of curiosity
I did it out of curiosity
to not include someone or something
In sceneto not include someone or something
They kept me out of the meeting
They kept me out of the meeting
moving from inside to outside a place
moving from inside to outside a place
She ran out of the room
She ran out of the room
not having any more of something
not having any more of something
We are out of sugar
We are out of sugar
coming from a place or source
coming from a place or source
I got the water out of the tap
I got the water out of the tap
taken from a group
taken from a group
Choose one out of these three
Choose one out of these three
coming from within something
coming from within something
He came out of the room
He came out of the room
not having something
not having something
We are out of bread
We are out of bread
to move away from something
to move away from something
Please get out of my house
Please get out of my house
to not be part of something anymore
to not be part of something anymore
He is out of the team
He is out of the team
to no longer have something
to no longer have something
We are out of gas
We are out of gas
not inside or part of something
not inside or part of something
She is out of the office
She is out of the office
not inside a place
not inside a place
Stay out of the rain
Stay out of the rain
to take something or someone from a place
to take something or someone from a place
Take the keys out of your pocket
Take the keys out of your pocket
to take something away from a person or place
to take something away from a person or place
They took the boy out of school
They took the boy out of school
no longer having something
no longer having something
We are out of sugar for the tea
We are out of sugar for the tea
a place where string or rope is twisted together
In scenea place where string or rope is twisted together
I cannot untie this knot
I cannot untie this knot
a tight, painful lump in a muscle
a tight, painful lump in a muscle
I have a knot in my shoulder
I have a knot in my shoulder
a place where string or rope is twisted together
a place where string or rope is twisted together
He tied a knot in the rope
He tied a knot in the rope
a unit for measuring the speed of wind or water
a unit for measuring the speed of wind or water
The boat is moving at ten knots
The boat is moving at ten knots
to wait or stop
In sceneto wait or stop
Please hold on a moment
Please hold on a moment
to hold something tightly or keep it
to hold something tightly or keep it
Hold on to the rail
Hold on to the rail
to keep something in a particular position or state
to keep something in a particular position or state
Hold on to your ticket
Hold on to your ticket
to keep doing something
In sceneto keep doing something
Please continue reading
Please continue reading
the act of keeping something going
In scenethe act of keeping something going
They decided to continue the meeting
They decided to continue the meeting
to keep happening or doing something
to keep happening or doing something
The rain continued all day
The rain continued all day
to go on doing something
to go on doing something
He continued his studies
He continued his studies
a rank or grade in a system
a rank or grade in a system
This team plays in the second tier of the league
This team plays in the second tier of the league
not the most important or highest quality
not the most important or highest quality
This team plays in the second tier of the league
This team plays in the second tier of the league
of a lower or less important level than the top one
of a lower or less important level than the top one
They play in a second-tier league
They play in a second-tier league
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