The Office — Season 9 Episode 4
Words & meanings
470 words
a feeling of happiness or satisfaction
In scenea feeling of happiness or satisfaction
Reading books gives me great pleasure
Reading books gives me great pleasure
usual, ordinary, not strange
In sceneusual, ordinary, not strange
It is normal to feel nervous
It is normal to feel nervous
typical or not strange
typical or not strange
It is normal to feel nervous
It is normal to feel nervous
possibly or maybe
In scenepossibly or maybe
Perhaps it will rain today
Perhaps it will rain today
used to express surprise or to emphasize a question
In sceneused to express surprise or to emphasize a question
What the hell are you doing
What the hell are you doing
used to express surprise, frustration, or indifference
used to express surprise, frustration, or indifference
What the hell is that
What the hell is that
used to express surprise or anger
used to express surprise or anger
What the hell you broke it
What the hell you broke it
to spend less money than before
In sceneto spend less money than before
The company announced some belt tightening measures
The company announced some belt tightening measures
the act of spending less money
the act of spending less money
The family is doing some belt-tightening
The family is doing some belt-tightening
used to check if the listener understands or as a pause
In sceneused to check if the listener understands or as a pause
It is a bit expensive, you know
It is a bit expensive, you know
a phrase used to get someone's attention or show you are thinking
a phrase used to get someone's attention or show you are thinking
You know, I am not sure about this
You know, I am not sure about this
to have knowledge of something
to have knowledge of something
Do you know the answer
Do you know the answer
all of something
In sceneall of something
I ate the whole pizza
I ate the whole pizza
not damaged or missing any parts
not damaged or missing any parts
I ate the whole apple
I ate the whole apple
in a way that causes danger
In scenein a way that causes danger
He was driving dangerously
He was driving dangerously
a part of a legal document
In scenea part of a legal document
Read this clause carefully
Read this clause carefully
a separate part of a sentence that has its own subject and verb
a separate part of a sentence that has its own subject and verb
The sentence has two clauses
The sentence has two clauses
to succeed in doing something
In sceneto succeed in doing something
He worked hard to make it
He worked hard to make it
to cause something to be a certain way
to cause something to be a certain way
Please make it easy
Please make it easy
to stay alive or last through a difficult experience
to stay alive or last through a difficult experience
Many people did not make it through the storm
Many people did not make it through the storm
to prepare or create something
to prepare or create something
I will make it for dinner
I will make it for dinner
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