The Office — Season 2 Episode 3
Words & meanings
376 words
to cause physical or emotional damage to someone or something
In sceneto cause physical or emotional damage to someone or something
Don't hurt your brother
Don't hurt your brother
to make someone feel physical pain
to make someone feel physical pain
Don't hurt your knee
Don't hurt your knee
a feeling of physical or emotional pain
a feeling of physical or emotional pain
He felt deeply hurt
He felt deeply hurt
feeling sad or offended
feeling sad or offended
She felt hurt by his words
She felt hurt by his words
at some time in the future
In sceneat some time in the future
Someday I will travel the world
Someday I will travel the world
at some time that is not now
at some time that is not now
I hope to visit Japan someday
I hope to visit Japan someday
an organized activity with rules for fun or sport
In scenean organized activity with rules for fun or sport
We play board games on Sundays
We play board games on Sundays
a form of play or sport
a form of play or sport
I like playing games
I like playing games
a large organized sports competition
a large organized sports competition
They watched the Olympic Games on TV
They watched the Olympic Games on TV
to buy something for a specific purpose
In sceneto buy something for a specific purpose
They decided to invest in new software
They decided to invest in new software
to give time or effort to something
to give time or effort to something
You should invest in your education
You should invest in your education
to put time, effort, or money into something
to put time, effort, or money into something
I want to invest in this company
I want to invest in this company
a polite phrase used to apologize or to get someone's attention
In scenea polite phrase used to apologize or to get someone's attention
Excuse me, where is the station?
Excuse me, where is the station?
used to ask someone to repeat what they said because you did not hear or understand it
used to ask someone to repeat what they said because you did not hear or understand it
Excuse me could you say that again
Excuse me could you say that again
a polite way to get someone's attention or say sorry
a polite way to get someone's attention or say sorry
Excuse me can you help me
Excuse me can you help me
to say something to get someone's attention or apologize
to say something to get someone's attention or apologize
Excuse me I did not see you
Excuse me I did not see you
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
one of four equal parts
In sceneone of four equal parts
Give me a quarter of the cake
Give me a quarter of the cake
a specific district or section of a town or city
a specific district or section of a town or city
He moved into new quarters
He moved into new quarters
a 25-cent coin used in the United States
a 25-cent coin used in the United States
I paid with a quarter
I paid with a quarter
kindness shown to an enemy or opponent
kindness shown to an enemy or opponent
They showed no quarter
They showed no quarter
to a small degree
In sceneto a small degree
I am kind of tired
I am kind of tired
a group with similar qualities
In scenea group with similar qualities
What kind of book do you want
What kind of book do you want
a particular sort or variety
a particular sort or variety
This is a new kind of fruit
This is a new kind of fruit
to charge too much money for something
In sceneto charge too much money for something
They ripped me off
They ripped me off
a cheap or bad copy of something
a cheap or bad copy of something
This song is a rip off
This song is a rip off
to pull off something quickly and roughly
to pull off something quickly and roughly
He ripped off the bandage
He ripped off the bandage
to take something that does not belong to you
to take something that does not belong to you
He ripped off my wallet
He ripped off my wallet
something that costs much more than it is worth
something that costs much more than it is worth
That shirt was a total rip-off
That shirt was a total rip-off
happening or done before the usual or expected time
In scenehappening or done before the usual or expected time
I arrived early today
I arrived early today
at a time before the present
at a time before the present
We arrived early
We arrived early
near the beginning of a period of time
near the beginning of a period of time
I woke up early today
I woke up early today
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