The Office — Season 3 Episode 16
Words & meanings
343 words
to be very sure you want something
In sceneto be very sure you want something
He is set on winning the race
He is set on winning the race
to cause someone to start following a particular course or direction
to cause someone to start following a particular course or direction
He set us on the right path
He set us on the right path
to cause something to start burning
to cause something to start burning
They set the wood on fire
They set the wood on fire
to make someone be attacked by something
to make someone be attacked by something
He set the dog on the intruder
He set the dog on the intruder
to touch someone in a way that hurts them
In sceneto touch someone in a way that hurts them
He promised he would not lay a finger on him
He promised he would not lay a finger on him
to touch someone, usually in a harmful or unwanted way
to touch someone, usually in a harmful or unwanted way
You will not lay a finger on him
You will not lay a finger on him
to a point that reaches a particular part
In sceneto a point that reaches a particular part
The water was down to my knees
The water was down to my knees
resulting from or the responsibility of someone or something
resulting from or the responsibility of someone or something
The delay was down to the bad weather
The delay was down to the bad weather
having only a specific, usually small, amount remaining
having only a specific, usually small, amount remaining
We are down to our last bottle of water
We are down to our last bottle of water
to be ready and willing to do something
to be ready and willing to do something
Are you down to go to the cinema
Are you down to go to the cinema
a hole in the ground where a dead person is buried
In scenea hole in the ground where a dead person is buried
He visited his grandfather's grave
He visited his grandfather's grave
very bad or important
very bad or important
His condition is very grave
His condition is very grave
a person who carries a ring
In scenea person who carries a ring
The ring bearer walked down the aisle
The ring bearer walked down the aisle
a person who carries a ring
a person who carries a ring
The hero was the ring bearer in the story
The hero was the ring bearer in the story
to use something to see if it works well
In sceneto use something to see if it works well
I want to try out the new app
I want to try out the new app
to compete for a position on a team or in a performance
to compete for a position on a team or in a performance
He will try out for the basketball team
He will try out for the basketball team
to use or experience something to see if it works well or if you like it
to use or experience something to see if it works well or if you like it
I want to try out this new software
I want to try out this new software
an instruction to do something
In scenean instruction to do something
The captain gave a strict order
The captain gave a strict order
the way things are placed or happen one after another
the way things are placed or happen one after another
Put the books in alphabetical order
Put the books in alphabetical order
a group of people with a shared purpose or organization
a group of people with a shared purpose or organization
He joined a religious order
He joined a religious order
to ask for food or drink in a restaurant
to ask for food or drink in a restaurant
I want to order a pizza
I want to order a pizza
a serious infectious disease that spreads quickly
In scenea serious infectious disease that spreads quickly
The plague killed many people
The plague killed many people
to cause trouble or suffering to someone or something
to cause trouble or suffering to someone or something
Serious health problems plagued him for years
Serious health problems plagued him for years
to cause problems for someone or something
to cause problems for someone or something
Doubts plagued his mind
Doubts plagued his mind
to look at something for a long time
In sceneto look at something for a long time
She gazed at the stars
She gazed at the stars
to look at something for a long time
to look at something for a long time
She gazed at the ocean
She gazed at the ocean
up to the time when
In sceneup to the time when
Wait until tomorrow
Wait until tomorrow
up to the time when
up to the time when
We stayed until noon
We stayed until noon
up to the time when
up to the time when
Do not leave until I return
Do not leave until I return
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