The Sopranos — Season 2 Episode 4
Words & meanings
567 words
CEFR level
belonging to me
In scenebelonging to me
That pen is mine
That pen is mine
to make a bad feeling less strong
In sceneto make a bad feeling less strong
The medicine relieved his pain
The medicine relieved his pain
feeling less worried or upset
feeling less worried or upset
I felt relieved when I heard the news
I felt relieved when I heard the news
to go to another place or switch allegiance
In sceneto go to another place or switch allegiance
He went over to the other side
He went over to the other side
to lie or rest on top of something
to lie or rest on top of something
A rug goes over the floor
A rug goes over the floor
to examine or check something
to examine or check something
Let's go over the plan
Let's go over the plan
to go to someone's home
to go to someone's home
I will go over to his house later
I will go over to his house later
used to express surprise or emotion
In sceneused to express surprise or emotion
My god, look at that!
My god, look at that!
a person from the city of Naples, Italy
In scenea person from the city of Naples, Italy
He is a Neapolitan who loves pizza
He is a Neapolitan who loves pizza
not closely related or connected
In scenenot closely related or connected
We are distant relatives
We are distant relatives
a long way from something
a long way from something
The stars are very distant
The stars are very distant
not friendly or warm
not friendly or warm
He seemed distant and cold
He seemed distant and cold
the part of your head that you hear with
In scenethe part of your head that you hear with
I have two ears
I have two ears
the skill to notice or judge something
the skill to notice or judge something
She has a good ear for music
She has a good ear for music
the ability to talk to and influence an important person
the ability to talk to and influence an important person
She has the ear of the director
She has the ear of the director
the ability to notice or judge something
the ability to notice or judge something
She has a good ear for music
She has a good ear for music
used to express frustration or annoyance
In sceneused to express frustration or annoyance
For godsake leave me alone
For godsake leave me alone
an informal phrase used to express that you do not care about the possible bad results of an action
In scenean informal phrase used to express that you do not care about the possible bad results of an action
I am tired of waiting so fuck it let us go
I am tired of waiting so fuck it let us go
used to show you are giving up or not caring about a problem
used to show you are giving up or not caring about a problem
I cannot solve this problem so fuck it
I cannot solve this problem so fuck it
to decide not to care about something
to decide not to care about something
I forgot my keys so fuck it
I forgot my keys so fuck it
to make yourself clean and neat
In sceneto make yourself clean and neat
I need to freshen up before the dinner
I need to freshen up before the dinner
until the present time
In sceneuntil the present time
So far, everything is good
So far, everything is good
a long way
a long way
I cannot walk so far
I cannot walk so far
up to this point in time
up to this point in time
I have finished two chapters so far
I have finished two chapters so far
one of the twelve parts of a year
In sceneone of the twelve parts of a year
February is the second month of the year
February is the second month of the year
lasting six months
lasting six months
It was a six-month project
It was a six-month project
a unit of time lasting about 30 days
a unit of time lasting about 30 days
There are twelve months in a year
There are twelve months in a year
one of the twelve parts of a year
one of the twelve parts of a year
There are twelve months in a year
There are twelve months in a year
a period of 60 seconds
In scenea period of 60 seconds
It takes ten minutes
It takes ten minutes
a unit of angular measurement equal to 1/60 of a degree
a unit of angular measurement equal to 1/60 of a degree
One degree contains sixty minutes
One degree contains sixty minutes
at the moment when
at the moment when
Call me the minute you arrive
Call me the minute you arrive
the official written record of what was said at a meeting
the official written record of what was said at a meeting
They read the minutes of the meeting
They read the minutes of the meeting
a period of sixty seconds
a period of sixty seconds
I will be back in a minute
I will be back in a minute
extremely tiny in size
extremely tiny in size
The scientist studied the minute particles
The scientist studied the minute particles
to go back to a place or person
In sceneto go back to a place or person
When will you come back?
When will you come back?
to become fashionable or successful again after a period of time
to become fashionable or successful again after a period of time
Vintage clothes are coming back
Vintage clothes are coming back
for a greater amount of time
In scenefor a greater amount of time
I cannot wait any longer
I cannot wait any longer
having more length or time
having more length or time
This rope is longer than that one
This rope is longer than that one
for a greater amount of time
for a greater amount of time
I cannot wait any longer
I cannot wait any longer
for a great amount of time
for a great amount of time
They stayed for a long time
They stayed for a long time
for a greater amount of time
for a greater amount of time
I will study for a longer time
I will study for a longer time
for a greater amount of time
for a greater amount of time
Give me more time to think
Give me more time to think
having greater length or duration
having greater length or duration
This bridge is longer
This bridge is longer
having greater length
having greater length
The movie was longer than the book
The movie was longer than the book
for a greater amount of time
for a greater amount of time
We need more time to work
We need more time to work
for a shorter time than before
for a shorter time than before
I no longer live here
I no longer live here
for a greater amount of time than before
for a greater amount of time than before
It took longer than expected
It took longer than expected
for a greater amount of time or distance
for a greater amount of time or distance
The route is longer today
The route is longer today
to say nice things about someone
In sceneto say nice things about someone
She flattered him with her words
She flattered him with her words
to say nice things to someone to make them feel good
to say nice things to someone to make them feel good
He flattered the manager to get the job
He flattered the manager to get the job
to praise someone too much, often to get something from them
to praise someone too much, often to get something from them
He tries to flatter his boss for a promotion
He tries to flatter his boss for a promotion
large from side to side
In scenelarge from side to side
He has broad shoulders
He has broad shoulders
an informal word for a woman
In scenean informal word for a woman
She is a broad
She is a broad
to understand or notice something
In sceneto understand or notice something
I realized my mistake
I realized my mistake
to become aware of something
In sceneto become aware of something
He finally realized the truth
He finally realized the truth
to become actual or happen
to become actual or happen
She realized her dream
She realized her dream
what will happen in the future
In scenewhat will happen in the future
It was fate that we met
It was fate that we met
a piece of paper cut from a larger sheet
In scenea piece of paper cut from a larger sheet
She saved a newspaper clipping about the event
She saved a newspaper clipping about the event
used to show something is surprising or extreme
In sceneused to show something is surprising or extreme
He didn't even say hello
He didn't even say hello
having no debt or advantage on either side
having no debt or advantage on either side
Now we are even
Now we are even
to make an effort to do something
to make an effort to do something
You should even to reach your goal
You should even to reach your goal
a smaller amount or number
a smaller amount or number
Four is an even number
Four is an even number
true or accurate
In scenetrue or accurate
You are right
You are right
used to show agreement or understanding
In sceneused to show agreement or understanding
Right, I will do it
Right, I will do it
a legal or moral claim to something
a legal or moral claim to something
Everyone has the right to education
Everyone has the right to education
the side that is opposite of left
the side that is opposite of left
Turn right at the corner
Turn right at the corner
showing good judgment
In sceneshowing good judgment
It was a smart choice
It was a smart choice
to cause a sharp, stinging pain
to cause a sharp, stinging pain
My eyes began to smart
My eyes began to smart
having or showing quick intelligence
having or showing quick intelligence
He is a smart student
He is a smart student
well-dressed or neat in appearance
well-dressed or neat in appearance
He looks very smart in his suit
He looks very smart in his suit
an informal way to say yes
In scenean informal way to say yes
Yep, I can help you
Yep, I can help you
a word used to say yes
a word used to say yes
Yep I will be there
Yep I will be there
used to say yes or agree
used to say yes or agree
Yep that sounds right
Yep that sounds right
a stupid or unpleasant person
In scenea stupid or unpleasant person
Don't be such a twat
Don't be such a twat
a stupid or unpleasant person
a stupid or unpleasant person
Stop acting like a twat
Stop acting like a twat
a very rude word for a stupid or unpleasant person
a very rude word for a stupid or unpleasant person
He is such a twat
He is such a twat
the external female genitalia
the external female genitalia
He used the word twat
He used the word twat
a unit of length equal to 1.609 kilometers
In scenea unit of length equal to 1.609 kilometers
We walked for a mile
We walked for a mile
a unit of length equal to 1.6 kilometers
a unit of length equal to 1.6 kilometers
The town is one mile away
The town is one mile away
a unit of length equal to 1.6 kilometers
a unit of length equal to 1.6 kilometers
The town is one mile away
The town is one mile away
an important organization or system in society
In scenean important organization or system in society
The university is a famous institution
The university is a famous institution
a wide city street
In scenea wide city street
The hotel is on the main boulevard
The hotel is on the main boulevard
a wide city street
a wide city street
This boulevard is very beautiful
This boulevard is very beautiful
to force someone to do something
In sceneto force someone to do something
He made me wait outside
He made me wait outside
in a very good or easy situation
in a very good or easy situation
You have got it made with this job
You have got it made with this job
to get money as payment for work or an activity
to get money as payment for work or an activity
He made a lot of money last year
He made a lot of money last year
produce | to create or cause something
produce | to create or cause something
He made me laugh
He made me laugh
to talk for a long time
In sceneto talk for a long time
They spent hours gabbing about their vacation
They spent hours gabbing about their vacation
a vehicle for traveling on water
In scenea vehicle for traveling on water
The boat is on the water
The boat is on the water
a small vehicle for traveling on water
a small vehicle for traveling on water
We took a boat to the island
We took a boat to the island
a small vehicle for traveling on water
a small vehicle for traveling on water
I have a small boat
I have a small boat
a small vehicle for traveling on water
a small vehicle for traveling on water
They use a small boat for fishing
They use a small boat for fishing
to make something in a factory
In sceneto make something in a factory
They manufacture cars in this factory
They manufacture cars in this factory
the act of making products
the act of making products
The manufacture of cars takes time
The manufacture of cars takes time
very soon or immediately
In scenevery soon or immediately
I will be right up
I will be right up
enjoyable or good
In sceneenjoyable or good
We had a nice day
We had a nice day
pleasing to look at
pleasing to look at
That is a nice dress
That is a nice dress
friendly or pleasant
friendly or pleasant
She is a nice person
She is a nice person
to take something to a place
In sceneto take something to a place
Please bring me some water
Please bring me some water
to make something happen
to make something happen
Spring brings warm weather
Spring brings warm weather
to walk close behind someone, especially a dog following its owner
to walk close behind someone, especially a dog following its owner
The dog likes to bring behind me
The dog likes to bring behind me
to formally say that someone has done something illegal
to formally say that someone has done something illegal
The police decided to bring charges against him
The police decided to bring charges against him
making a great effort to do something difficult
In scenemaking a great effort to do something difficult
She is struggling to finish her homework
She is struggling to finish her homework
facing problems or not doing well
facing problems or not doing well
She is struggling to learn English
She is struggling to learn English
extremely good or impressive
In sceneextremely good or impressive
You look fabulous today
You look fabulous today
extremely good or beautiful
extremely good or beautiful
You look absolutely fabulous today
You look absolutely fabulous today
used to say yes or to show agreement
In sceneused to say yes or to show agreement
Of course I will help you
Of course I will help you
used to agree with someone or to describe something that is obviously true or expected
used to agree with someone or to describe something that is obviously true or expected
Can you help me? Of course
Can you help me? Of course
used to say something is expected or obvious
used to say something is expected or obvious
Of course I will help you
Of course I will help you
to put food into your mouth and swallow it
In sceneto put food into your mouth and swallow it
I eat an apple
I eat an apple
to take food into your mouth and swallow it
to take food into your mouth and swallow it
We eat dinner at six
We eat dinner at six
to put food in your mouth and swallow it
to put food in your mouth and swallow it
He eats all the cookies
He eats all the cookies
to close and open one eye quickly
In sceneto close and open one eye quickly
He winked his eye
He winked his eye
to close and open one eye quickly
to close and open one eye quickly
She winked at him
She winked at him
to close and open one eye quickly as a sign
to close and open one eye quickly as a sign
He winked as a signal
He winked as a signal
possibly or maybe
In scenepossibly or maybe
Perhaps it will rain today
Perhaps it will rain today
to bring or come together in one place
In sceneto bring or come together in one place
Let's meet at the park
Let's meet at the park
to come into contact with someone or something
In sceneto come into contact with someone or something
Let us meet at the park tomorrow
Let us meet at the park tomorrow
an event where people compete in sports
an event where people compete in sports
The swimming meet was exciting
The swimming meet was exciting
to fulfill a need or requirement
to fulfill a need or requirement
This solution meets all requirements
This solution meets all requirements
a flat surface for preparing food or serving customers
In scenea flat surface for preparing food or serving customers
Put the keys on the counter
Put the keys on the counter
a machine that counts or displays numbers
a machine that counts or displays numbers
The electric counter shows how much energy we use
The electric counter shows how much energy we use
to say something to show you disagree with an argument
to say something to show you disagree with an argument
She decided to counter his claim
She decided to counter his claim
someone who counts things
someone who counts things
He is a fast counter
He is a fast counter
having the skill or opportunity to do something
In scenehaving the skill or opportunity to do something
She is able to speak English
She is able to speak English
not existing or not present
In scenenot existing or not present
The risk is nonexistent
The risk is nonexistent
to make a high, clear sound by blowing air through your lips or a small device
In sceneto make a high, clear sound by blowing air through your lips or a small device
He was whistling a happy tune
He was whistling a happy tune
to make a high sound by blowing air through your lips
to make a high sound by blowing air through your lips
He is whistling a happy song
He is whistling a happy song
a large area or division of a country
In scenea large area or division of a country
The country has fifty states
The country has fifty states
a nation or region with its own government
a nation or region with its own government
Many states signed the treaty
Many states signed the treaty
to express something in words
to express something in words
The report states the facts clearly
The report states the facts clearly
the political organization of a country or region
the political organization of a country or region
The state manages the public services
The state manages the public services
to become aware of something or someone
In sceneto become aware of something or someone
I have never heard of this artist
I have never heard of this artist
a measure of temperature
In scenea measure of temperature
It is twenty degrees today
It is twenty degrees today
the amount or level of something
the amount or level of something
There is a high degree of risk
There is a high degree of risk
a title you get after finishing a course of study
a title you get after finishing a course of study
She has a university degree
She has a university degree
a unit used to measure temperature
a unit used to measure temperature
It is 20 degrees outside
It is 20 degrees outside
having enough money available to pay debts or expenses
In scenehaving enough money available to pay debts or expenses
The company is liquid enough to pay its debts
The company is liquid enough to pay its debts
relating to drinks that contain alcohol
relating to drinks that contain alcohol
They served liquid refreshments at the party
They served liquid refreshments at the party
a substance that flows and is not solid
a substance that flows and is not solid
Water is a liquid
Water is a liquid
to hit something with your hand
In sceneto hit something with your hand
He smacked the table
He smacked the table
an informal word for heroin
an informal word for heroin
He struggled with his addiction to smack
He struggled with his addiction to smack
to say rude or offensive things about someone
to say rude or offensive things about someone
He likes to talk smack about others
He likes to talk smack about others
having a positive or desirable quality
In scenehaving a positive or desirable quality
This is a good book
This is a good book
something that helps or is useful
something that helps or is useful
These are luxury goods
These are luxury goods
used to emphasize the degree of another adjective
used to emphasize the degree of another adjective
It took a good ten minutes
It took a good ten minutes
used to pause or clarify what you are saying
In sceneused to pause or clarify what you are saying
I mean, it is a bit expensive
I mean, it is a bit expensive
to have a particular meaning or message
In sceneto have a particular meaning or message
What does this word mean
What does this word mean
the typical or middle value in a set of numbers
the typical or middle value in a set of numbers
This is a means of communication
This is a means of communication
to pause or clarify what you are saying
to pause or clarify what you are saying
I mean to say that we are late
I mean to say that we are late
very good or skillful
very good or skillful
She plays a mean tennis match
She plays a mean tennis match
used to pause or clarify what you are saying
used to pause or clarify what you are saying
I mean it is not raining today
I mean it is not raining today
to show or make clear what something is
to show or make clear what something is
A red light means stop
A red light means stop
to plan or want to do something
to plan or want to do something
I meant to call you earlier
I meant to call you earlier
a way of doing something
a way of doing something
They used a simple mean to fix it
They used a simple mean to fix it
to express or represent an idea
to express or represent an idea
The flag means our country
The flag means our country
not nice; cruel
not nice; cruel
He is very mean to me
He is very mean to me
not the same as usual
In scenenot the same as usual
We took an alternate route home
We took an alternate route home
a person who acts in place of another
a person who acts in place of another
He is an alternate for the team
He is an alternate for the team
to take turns doing something
to take turns doing something
They alternate between running and walking
They alternate between running and walking
a person who has sex for money; often used as an insult
In scenea person who has sex for money; often used as an insult
She called her a whore
She called her a whore
a very offensive word used to insult someone, often implying they are promiscuous
a very offensive word used to insult someone, often implying they are promiscuous
He insulted her by calling her a whore.
He insulted her by calling her a whore.
a flat object used to store computer data
In scenea flat object used to store computer data
I saved the file on the disk
I saved the file on the disk
a flat, spinning metal disk that spins for a long time
a flat, spinning metal disk that spins for a long time
The metal disk spins on the floor
The metal disk spins on the floor
a flat circular object used to store digital data
a flat circular object used to store digital data
Save the file on the disk
Save the file on the disk
a very young child
In scenea very young child
The bambino is sleeping
The bambino is sleeping
to report your arrival at a place, such as a hotel or airport
In sceneto report your arrival at a place, such as a hotel or airport
We need to check in at the airport
We need to check in at the airport
to contact someone to share information or see how they are
to contact someone to share information or see how they are
I called to check in on you
I called to check in on you
a short meeting to share updates
a short meeting to share updates
We had a quick check in this morning
We had a quick check in this morning
to report your arrival at a place
to report your arrival at a place
We will check in at the hotel
We will check in at the hotel
a short meeting or visit to see someone
a short meeting or visit to see someone
I checked in on my sick friend today
I checked in on my sick friend today
to become calm or stop worrying
In sceneto become calm or stop worrying
Just take it easy
Just take it easy
to treat someone in a mild, not harsh way
to treat someone in a mild, not harsh way
Take it easy on him during the argument
Take it easy on him during the argument
an informal way to say goodbye to someone
an informal way to say goodbye to someone
Take it easy see you tomorrow
Take it easy see you tomorrow
to rest with your eyes closed
In sceneto rest with your eyes closed
It is time to go to sleep
It is time to go to sleep
to take something away or off
In sceneto take something away or off
Please remove the box
Please remove the box
something good or positive
In scenesomething good or positive
The extra day off was just gravy
The extra day off was just gravy
a savory liquid served with food
In scenea savory liquid served with food
He poured gravy over the meat
He poured gravy over the meat
a slang term for male reproductive fluid
a slang term for male reproductive fluid
Some slang uses gravy to mean semen
Some slang uses gravy to mean semen
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
to lift an object or go somewhere to get a person or thing
In sceneto lift an object or go somewhere to get a person or thing
I will pick up my friend from the airport
I will pick up my friend from the airport
to get better or become more active
to get better or become more active
The economy is starting to pick up
The economy is starting to pick up
to see or become aware of something
to see or become aware of something
I picked up a strange smell in the room
I picked up a strange smell in the room
to start again after stopping
to start again after stopping
We will pick up the lesson tomorrow
We will pick up the lesson tomorrow
the act of going to get something
the act of going to get something
The package pick-up is at the front desk
The package pick-up is at the front desk
the act of starting a romantic or sexual relationship with someone
the act of starting a romantic or sexual relationship with someone
He is very good at the pick-up
He is very good at the pick-up
people from Russia
In scenepeople from Russia
The Russians like cold weather
The Russians like cold weather
people who are from or live in Russia
people who are from or live in Russia
The Russians are traveling to Istanbul
The Russians are traveling to Istanbul
located very close to something else
In scenelocated very close to something else
My friend lives next door.
My friend lives next door.
one of the four parts of a year
In sceneone of the four parts of a year
Each season lasts three months
Each season lasts three months
to add salt, herbs, or spices to food
to add salt, herbs, or spices to food
Season the chicken with some salt
Season the chicken with some salt
one part of a television or radio series
one part of a television or radio series
I am watching the second season
I am watching the second season
not hurt or damaged
In scenenot hurt or damaged
He arrived home in one piece
He arrived home in one piece
a piece of clothing that covers the upper and lower body in one part
a piece of clothing that covers the upper and lower body in one part
She wore a stylish one piece for the party
She wore a stylish one piece for the party
a single-piece garment worn for swimming
a single-piece garment worn for swimming
She bought a new one piece for the beach
She bought a new one piece for the beach
said when going to sleep or leaving at night
In scenesaid when going to sleep or leaving at night
Goodnight, see you tomorrow
Goodnight, see you tomorrow
a person who has many casual sexual partners
In scenea person who has many casual sexual partners
He called her a skank
He called her a skank
an unpleasant or offensive person
an unpleasant or offensive person
He is such a skank
He is such a skank
to make someone feel physical or emotional pain
In sceneto make someone feel physical or emotional pain
That punch hurts him
That punch hurts him
to make someone feel physical pain
to make someone feel physical pain
Do not hurt the dog
Do not hurt the dog
to be in pain or to cause pain
to be in pain or to cause pain
My leg hurts today
My leg hurts today
to come back to a place
In sceneto come back to a place
I will be back soon
I will be back soon
used to express what you plan to do
In sceneused to express what you plan to do
I am going to study
I am going to study
to move toward or be present at a destination or event
In sceneto move toward or be present at a destination or event
We go to school every morning
We go to school every morning
to be directed to a particular place or person
to be directed to a particular place or person
The letter goes to the manager
The letter goes to the manager
a person or thing you use most often
a person or thing you use most often
This is my go-to place for coffee
This is my go-to place for coffee
a person or thing that someone uses or chooses most often
a person or thing that someone uses or chooses most often
Pizza is my go-to meal on Fridays
Pizza is my go-to meal on Fridays
a response to a question
In scenea response to a question
I am waiting for your answer
I am waiting for your answer
the correct way to solve a problem
In scenethe correct way to solve a problem
I found the answer to the puzzle
I found the answer to the puzzle
not right or not working properly
not right or not working properly
The answer is not correct
The answer is not correct
a sentence or phrase used to ask for information
a sentence or phrase used to ask for information
I need an answer to this question
I need an answer to this question
to take something that belongs to someone else without permission
In sceneto take something that belongs to someone else without permission
He stole my pen
He stole my pen
something that is sold for a very low price
something that is sold for a very low price
This jacket was a steal
This jacket was a steal
to take attention or praise that someone else should get
to take attention or praise that someone else should get
She stole the show
She stole the show
not thinking about the future results of an action
not thinking about the future results of an action
That was a short-sighted decision
That was a short-sighted decision
not thinking about the future or the full effects of something
not thinking about the future or the full effects of something
It was a short-sighted decision
It was a short-sighted decision
unable to see things clearly that are far away
unable to see things clearly that are far away
He is short-sighted and wears glasses
He is short-sighted and wears glasses
practical knowledge or ability
In scenepractical knowledge or ability
He has the know-how to fix the car
He has the know-how to fix the car
at no time
In sceneat no time
I never eat meat
I never eat meat
one of a set of steps that go up or down
In sceneone of a set of steps that go up or down
He sat on the bottom stair
He sat on the bottom stair