The Office — Season 3 Episode 13
Words & meanings
411 words
used to get attention or introduce a statement
In sceneused to get attention or introduce a statement
Now, listen carefully
Now, listen carefully
the time at this moment
In scenethe time at this moment
I am busy now
I am busy now
used to say goodbye in a friendly way
used to say goodbye in a friendly way
Now, I must go
Now, I must go
a convenient or appropriate time for something
a convenient or appropriate time for something
Now is the perfect time to start
Now is the perfect time to start
to be brave enough to do something
In sceneto be brave enough to do something
He didn't dare to jump
He didn't dare to jump
willing to take risks or try new things
willing to take risks or try new things
She dared to sing on the stage
She dared to sing on the stage
a risky or bold act done to show courage
a risky or bold act done to show courage
I accepted the dare
I accepted the dare
the number 2
In scenethe number 2
I have two cats
I have two cats
the number 2
the 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 urge someone to do something
In sceneto urge someone to do something
Come on, you can do it
Come on, you can do it
to start to be seen or happen
to start to be seen or happen
A smile came on his face
A smile came on his face
to move toward or nearer to something
to move toward or nearer to something
He came on toward the house
He came on toward the house
an act of inviting someone to do something
an act of inviting someone to do something
She gave him a come-on to start a conversation
She gave him a come-on to start a conversation
a thin flat piece of cloth or paper
In scenea thin flat piece of cloth or paper
I need a clean sheet for the bed
I need a clean sheet for the bed
a large piece of cloth used to cover a mattress
a large piece of cloth used to cover a mattress
I put a clean sheet on the bed
I put a clean sheet on the bed
a thin flat piece of paper
a thin flat piece of paper
Please write your name on a sheet of paper
Please write your name on a sheet of paper
in a very direct way
In scenein a very direct way
We need to deal with this head on
We need to deal with this head on
with the front part facing forward
with the front part facing forward
The two cars crashed head on
The two cars crashed head on
to move in a particular direction
to move in a particular direction
We should head on to the next town
We should head on to the next town
at the back of something
In sceneat the back of something
The cat is behind the sofa
The cat is behind the sofa
the part of the body you sit on
In scenethe part of the body you sit on
He fell on his behind
He fell on his behind
in the space at the back of something
in the space at the back of something
The ball is behind the chair
The ball is behind the chair
the person or thing that causes something to happen
the person or thing that causes something to happen
She is the force behind this project
She is the force behind this project
not on time
not on time
He is behind schedule
He is behind schedule
without someone knowing
without someone knowing
He did it behind my back
He did it behind my back
to give support to someone or something
to give support to someone or something
We are behind you
We are behind you
left in a place when you go away
left in a place when you go away
He left his keys behind
He left his keys behind
at some time in the past
In sceneat some time in the past
I once lived here
I once lived here
one single occasion
In sceneone single occasion
I visited Paris once
I visited Paris once
at the time that; as soon as
at the time that; as soon as
Once you finish, we can go
Once you finish, we can go
right now without delay
right now without delay
Do it at once
Do it at once
to leave a place in a hurry
In sceneto leave a place in a hurry
She rushed out of the house
She rushed out of the house
to be in a place as a member of an audience or group
In sceneto be in a place as a member of an audience or group
He sits in the audience
He sits in the audience
to be in a seated position inside a place
to be in a seated position inside a place
She was sitting in the car
She was sitting in the car
a form of protest where people sit and refuse to leave
a form of protest where people sit and refuse to leave
They decided to sit in
They decided to sit in
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