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The Sopranos — Season 6 Episode 6

Words & meanings

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to have your home or origin in a place

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to have your home or origin in a place

I come from Turkey

to be from a place or source

I come from a small town

to be from a place

Problems come from stress

to give something that someone needs

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to give something that someone needs

The company provides free food

to hand something to someone

The hotel provides free breakfast

on the condition that

You can go out provided you finish your homework

to give something that is needed

The company provides free water

government help given to people in need

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government help given to people in need

The family depends on welfare

content

Their welfare is important

the health and happiness of a person

We care about the welfare of children

the land along the edge of a sea or lake

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the land along the edge of a sea or lake

We walked along the shore

the land along the edge of a sea or lake

We walked along the shore

to think something is true without proof

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to think something is true without proof

I suppose you are right

to be required or expected to do something

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to be required or expected to do something

I suppose that you are right

to have a particular purpose or intention

You are supposed to arrive by ten

a very rude or unpleasant person

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a very rude or unpleasant person

He is such a douchebag

a very rude or unpleasant person

He is such a douchebag

a very rude, unpleasant, or annoying person

He acted like a total douchebag at the party

to make someone feel strong dislike or sickness

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to make someone feel strong dislike or sickness

The smell repulsed her

to force someone or something to move back

The army repulsed the enemy attack

to fail to remember something

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to fail to remember something

Don't forget about the meeting

to stop thinking about or paying attention to something

Forget about the old rules

something that is wrong or incorrect

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something that is wrong or incorrect

I made a mistake

to think something is different than it really is

I mistook him for his brother

the amount of sugar in your blood

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the amount of sugar in your blood

Check your blood sugar level

something that is boring or annoying

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something that is boring or annoying

This meeting is such a drag

to pull something along a surface or with effort

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to pull something along a surface or with effort

Drag the chair across the room

a puff of smoke from a cigarette or joint

He took a long drag

a performance where men dress in women's clothing for entertainment

He is famous for his drag performance

a portable device used to make calls and access the internet

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a portable device used to make calls and access the internet

I lost my cell phone yesterday

a device for talking to people from far away

She answered the phone quickly

a small phone you can carry with you

I forgot my cell phone at home

a small phone you can carry with you

My cell phone is in my bag

a phone you can carry with you

Many people use a mobile phone

feeling regret or expressing apology

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feeling regret or expressing apology

I am sorry for being late

positioned before or facing

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positioned before or facing

The car is in front of the house

the space that is directly before a person or thing

He is waiting in front of the door

the place where someone is standing or in front of someone

Do not talk in front of him

in the position facing someone or something

The car is in front of the house

to take someone into police custody

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to take someone into police custody

The police arrested the man

a sudden stop in function

He suffered a cardiac arrest

to take someone into legal custody

The police will arrest the thief

to seize someone by legal authority

They arrested him at the airport

a statement that something is true or accepted

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a statement that something is true or accepted

I received confirmation for my flight

a formal act of verifying or approving something

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a formal act of verifying or approving something

I am waiting for the confirmation email

a Christian ceremony where a person confirms their faith

She attended her confirmation

in a very good or complete way

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in a very good or complete way

It is perfectly normal

the inner part or within something

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the inner part or within something

The keys are inside the bag

the ability to enter or use something

The key lets you inside the room

in or into a place

It is very hot inside

known only to a few people

She has inside knowledge

coming from or involving someone not part of the main group

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coming from or involving someone not part of the main group

We cannot share your data with a third party

a person not involved in a situation

The dispute was settled by a third party

a person or group not directly involved in a situation

We hired a third party to manage the project

a group that is not one of the two main ones

We hired a third party to manage the files

perhaps; used to say that something may be true

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perhaps; used to say that something may be true

This is possibly the best way

to speak or write something

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to speak or write something

She voiced her concerns

to state a thought or belief

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to state a thought or belief

She says it is a good idea

to show information or a number

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to show information or a number

The sign says stop

the power to make a choice or give an opinion

She has a say in the matter

a two-wheeled vehicle with an engine

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a two-wheeled vehicle with an engine

He rides a motorcycle to work

requiring exact obedience to rules

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requiring exact obedience to rules

My teacher is very strict

wrongful or criminal deception for financial gain

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wrongful or criminal deception for financial gain

He was arrested for credit card fraud

a person who pretends to be someone they are not

He is a total fraud

a part of a whole divided by 100

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a part of a whole divided by 100

Fifty percent of the students passed

totally or in every way

I am one hundred percent sure

an amount of something as a part of a whole

Fifty percent of the students passed the exam

happening at a low rate or with little activity

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happening at a low rate or with little activity

Business was slow today

moving at a low speed

The train is very slow

to make something move less quickly

You must slow down

moving at a low speed

The train is very slow

a period of seven days

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a period of seven days

I will see you next week

a period of seven days

There are seven days in a week

feeling strong dislike or revulsion

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feeling strong dislike or revulsion

He looked at the insect with disgust

in a short time

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in a short time

I will see you soon

in the near future

I will see you soon

words used to show you are grateful

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words used to show you are grateful

Thank you for the help

a polite phrase used to show you are grateful

I want to say thank you

a polite way to show you are grateful

A simple thank you goes a long way

words used to show you are grateful

Please say thank you for the gift

a message expressing gratitude

I sent a thank-you to my teacher

words used to show you are grateful

Thank you for your help

to formally accuse someone of a crime

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to formally accuse someone of a crime

The court decided to indict him

from the beginning

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from the beginning

I should not have gone there in the first place

a remark that says you were right about something bad that happened

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a remark that says you were right about something bad that happened

I told you so when the plan failed

feeling sick when moving on water

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feeling sick when moving on water

I get seasick on boats

used to ask if the listener understands or agrees

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used to ask if the listener understands or agrees

It's hot, huh?

a sound expressing confusion or asking for repetition

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a sound expressing confusion or asking for repetition

Huh? Who is that?

to like one thing more than another

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to like one thing more than another

I prefer coffee to tea

to like someone or something more than another

I prefer tea to coffee

to break down or decompose

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to break down or decompose

The fruit began to rot

having no doubt; confident

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having no doubt; confident

I am sure about this

to say that you accept or agree with something

Sure I will do that

a particular area or point

We met at this sure

used to agree or say yes

We can meet later. Sure.

having a strong desire to succeed

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having a strong desire to succeed

He is a very ambitious student

to have knowledge or information about something

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to have knowledge or information about something

I know the answer

to be referred to by a particular name

It is hard, you know

to be familiar with someone or something

I know him very well

used to check if the listener understands or as a pause

It is a nice car, you know, very fast

a round cake pan with a hole in the center

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a round cake pan with a hole in the center

She baked a cake using a bundt pan

to refuse to give something

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to refuse to give something

He is withholding important information

money taken from a paycheck for taxes

They took a large withholding from my check

used to emphasize a following word, often in a rude way

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used to emphasize a following word, often in a rude way

It is fucking cold outside

to engage in sexual intercourse with someone

They were fucking in the room

to move something toward yourself

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to move something toward yourself

He pulled the door open

a strong feeling that makes you want to go to or be with someone or something

I felt a strong pull towards him

to carry out an action

He tried to pull a trick on me

to take something back or remove it

He decided to pull his request

to hurt someone with a sharp object

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to hurt someone with a sharp object

He stabbed the thief

a try at doing something

I will take a stab at it

to hurt someone who trusts you

He stabbed his friend by telling a lie

to push a sharp object into something

She stabbed the pin into the map

to cry out loudly

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to cry out loudly

He started to yell at his friend

to cry out loudly

Don't yell at me

an expression of appreciation

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an expression of appreciation

Many thanks for the help

to tell someone you are grateful

I want to thank you

to understand something after thinking

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to understand something after thinking

I can't figure it out

a written symbol representing a number

The figure is written here

the form or shape of a person or thing

It is a strange figure

a person who is important or known

He is a leading figure in politics

something that is normal or regularly happens

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something that is normal or regularly happens

I'll have my usual coffee

happening most of the time

It is usual to see rain

happening most of the time

It was just a normal day

the thing someone normally chooses or does

I will order my usual

as much as needed

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as much as needed

This is enough for me

as much as is needed

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as much as is needed

Do you have enough water

in a short time

I have enough money

that is enough; no more

That is enough

to become very anxious, upset, or frightened

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to become very anxious, upset, or frightened

I freaked out when I saw the spider

a sudden, intense display of strong emotion

She had a major freak out in front of everyone

a sudden, intense episode of fear or panic

She had a major freak-out

to become or cause to become extremely upset or frightened

Do not freak out about the exam

to act or speak for someone

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to act or speak for someone

The lawyer represents the client

to mean or symbolize something

The red color represents danger

to be a symbol or sign for something

The dove represents peace

the remaining people or things in a group

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the remaining people or things in a group

Some stayed and the others left

more people

We should help others

people that are not the one mentioned

You should respect others

to urge someone to do something

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to urge someone to do something

Come on, you can do it

to start to be seen or happen

A smile came on his face

to move toward or nearer to something

He came on toward the house

to take part in an event or activity

Do you want to come on the trip with us

an act of inviting someone to do something

She gave him a come-on to start a conversation

used to tell someone to hurry or try harder

Come on we are going to be late

to ask someone to hurry or try

Come on we will be late

to give information to someone

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to give information to someone

He told me the secret

to say something to someone

She told me a secret

to give information to someone

She told a story

removed from one's natural environment or culture

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removed from one's natural environment or culture

The deracinated refugees struggled to adjust

to begin to be something

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to begin to be something

She wants to become a doctor

to change into a particular state or condition

Water will become ice

to look good on someone

That dress really becomes you

starting to be something

The weather will become cold

having a husband or wife

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having a husband or wife

They are a married couple

strongly attached to something

He is married to his work

having a husband or wife

They have been married for ten years

having a husband or wife

Are you married?

a dish prepared with flaming alcohol

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a dish prepared with flaming alcohol

The chef prepared a delicious flambe

an informal word for a man

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an informal word for a man

He is a nice guy

an informal word for men

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an informal word for men

Those guys are tall

people | an informal word for a group of people

Hi guys

informal word for a group of people

Listen guys

a physical or verbal struggle between people

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a physical or verbal struggle between people

They had a big fight yesterday

to take part in a fight or war

Soldiers fight to protect their country

to try hard to stop or prevent something

We must fight the disease

the quality of being strong and determined

She showed great fight today

to pull a vehicle with another vehicle

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to pull a vehicle with another vehicle

The truck had to tow the car

feeling pleasure or satisfaction

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feeling pleasure or satisfaction

I am glad to see you

feeling pleased or satisfied

I am glad to see you

something you want to achieve

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something you want to achieve

My goal is to learn English

the number of points in a game

He scored a goal in the match

the area where players try to score in a sport

The ball went into the goal

a group of countries with less economic development

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a group of countries with less economic development

The term third world refers to developing nations

relating to the poorest or least developed countries

They studied the economy of third world countries

a word used to say hi

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a word used to say hi

Hello, how are you

used to express surprise or disbelief

Hello? Are you kidding

besides or in addition to what is mentioned

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besides or in addition to what is mentioned

Who else is coming?

in a different way

How else can I do this

a different one

I want to go somewhere else

to have an idea or opinion

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to have an idea or opinion

I think it is a good idea

to use your mind to form thoughts or opinions

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to use your mind to form thoughts or opinions

I need to think

to have a particular meaning

I think he is coming

to comprehend or grasp

I think I understand

a piece of jewelry worn through the nipple

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a piece of jewelry worn through the nipple

She decided to get a nipple ring

a criminal investigation that has not been solved

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a criminal investigation that has not been solved

The police reopened the cold case after finding new evidence

a part at the beginning of a speech or document

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a part at the beginning of a speech or document

The preamble explains the purpose of the document

to have something as part of a group or set

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to have something as part of a group or set

The price includes breakfast

having as part of a group

The book includes many pictures

a group with similar qualities

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a group with similar qualities

What kind of music do you like

nice and helpful to others

She is a kind person

friendly and generous

She is a kind person

to a small degree; slightly

I am kind of tired

said to make a statement that is meant to be noted as true

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said to make a statement that is meant to be noted as true

For the record I was not there

a rude expression to show anger at someone

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a rude expression to show anger at someone

Don't say fuck you to me

extremely good, pleasant, or impressive

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extremely good, pleasant, or impressive

It was a wonderful day

a basic rule or idea that you believe in

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a basic rule or idea that you believe in

It is against my principles

a basic idea or rule that explains how something works

The device works on a simple principle

a basic idea or belief

I agree with you in principle

a type of pasta in small tube shapes

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a type of pasta in small tube shapes

I like macaroni and cheese

used to show something is surprising or extreme

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used to show something is surprising or extreme

He didn't even say hello

having no debt or advantage on either side

Now we are even

to make an effort to do something

You should even to reach your goal

a smaller amount or number

Four is an even number

the act of saying no or refusing something

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the act of saying no or refusing something

His denial of the request was surprising

the act of not accepting that something is true or real

He lives in denial about his problem

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