The Sopranos — Season 6 Episode 1
Words & meanings
723 words
fully or with no conditions
In scenefully or with no conditions
He rejected the offer outright
He rejected the offer outright
one thousand thousand
In sceneone thousand thousand
A million people live here
A million people live here
not expensive
In scenenot expensive
The car is affordable
The car is affordable
a serious promise
In scenea serious promise
He took an oath
He took an oath
a long piece of wood or metal used to support a ceiling
In scenea long piece of wood or metal used to support a ceiling
The carpenter replaced the damaged ceiling joist
The carpenter replaced the damaged ceiling joist
wanting to be better than others
In scenewanting to be better than others
He is very competitive
He is very competitive
having a price or quality that is as good as others
having a price or quality that is as good as others
This company offers very competitive prices
This company offers very competitive prices
a phrase used to get someone's attention or show you are thinking
In scenea 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
used to check if the listener understands or as a pause
used to check if the listener understands or as a pause
It is a bit expensive, you know
It is a bit expensive, you know
to have knowledge of something
to have knowledge of something
Do you know the answer
Do you know the answer
in any case
In scenein any case
It's raining, but I'll go anyway
It's raining, but I'll go anyway
used to change the subject or continue after a pause
used to change the subject or continue after a pause
Anyway let us continue with the lesson
Anyway let us continue with the lesson
to make an effort to do something
In sceneto make an effort to do something
I will try to run
I will try to run
to examine evidence in a court of law to decide if someone is guilty
to examine evidence in a court of law to decide if someone is guilty
They will try the suspect in court
They will try the suspect in court
to test something to see if it works
to test something to see if it works
Try this cake
Try this cake
a stupid or foolish person
In scenea stupid or foolish person
Stop acting like a mook
Stop acting like a mook
an informal, often derogatory term for a foolish or insignificant person
an informal, often derogatory term for a foolish or insignificant person
He acts like a total mook
He acts like a total mook
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