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The Walking Dead — Season 3 Episode 2

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two people or things together as a group

In scene

two people or things together as a group

They walked into the room two by two

a particular set of circumstances

In scene

a particular set of circumstances

It is a big deal

to take action to solve a problem

I can deal with this

a large quantity of something

This task takes a great deal of time

to buy and sell illegal goods

He was arrested for dealing drugs

to become thick and solid

In scene

to become thick and solid

The blood began to clot

a thick mass of blood that blocks a blood vessel

The doctor found a blood clot in his leg

an informal British word for a foolish person

Don't be such a clot

to become healthy again

In scene

to become healthy again

The wound will heal soon

to make someone or something healthy again

The doctor helped to heal his wound

a portion or fragment

In scene

a portion or fragment

I have a piece of cake

to put separate parts together to form a whole

I will piece these parts together

a single object of a particular type

I have two pieces of furniture

not hurt or damaged

The box arrived in one piece

the part of the body below the chest

In scene

the part of the body below the chest

He has a pain in his abdomen

the part of the body between the chest and the hips

He felt a sharp pain in his abdomen

an action or step taken

In scene

an action or step taken

It was a smart move

to go from one place to another

In scene

to go from one place to another

Please move your car

to cause someone to feel strong feelings

Her story really moved me

to be sold fast, usually at a low price

These cheap goods move very fast

to change position or go to a new place

We will move to a new house

to change one's place of living

We will move to a new house next month

relating to the treatment of illness or injury

In scene

relating to the treatment of illness or injury

She needs medical help

related to the treatment of illness or injury

He needs medical attention

to speak with someone

In scene

to speak with someone

I need to talk to you

to speak words

I need to talk to my teacher

to speak with someone

I need to talk to you

to have a conversation with someone

We should talk to our neighbors

the part of the body you use to walk

In scene

the part of the body you use to walk

My leg hurts

one section of a long journey or event

This is the final leg of the trip

to succeed in doing something

In scene

to succeed in doing something

I can make it on time

to cause someone to do something

He made me cry

to produce or form something

I make dinner every day

to say or express something

She made a suggestion

something you hear

In scene

something you hear

There is a lot of noise

a thing that you can choose

In scene

a thing that you can choose

You have two options

to make a choice from a set of possibilities

You have the option to leave early

to stay where you are and wait

In scene

to stay where you are and wait

Just sit tight until I get back

to seem or appear a certain way

In scene

to seem or appear a certain way

You look happy

used to get someone's attention

In scene

used to get someone's attention

Look, we are late

the way someone looks, especially their physical attractiveness

I like her look

to turn your eyes toward something

Look at the bird

the part of your mind that tells you if something is right or wrong

In scene

the part of your mind that tells you if something is right or wrong

My conscience told me to tell the truth

the inner feeling that tells you if what you do is right or wrong

Listen to your conscience

a large organized group of soldiers

In scene

a large organized group of soldiers

The army protects the country

used to express a plan or prediction for the future

In scene

used to express a plan or prediction for the future

I'm gonna call you

good things that happen by chance

In scene

good things that happen by chance

I had some good luck

the force that causes good or bad things to happen

Luck can change quickly

to get something as a result of good luck

He lucked into this amazing job

to lose blood from a wound

In scene

to lose blood from a wound

Your finger is bleeding

to lose a large amount of money

The company is bleeding money

to gradually blend into something

The colors began to bleed together

to show very strong support for a team or group

He bleeds for his team

the side that faces forward

In scene

the side that faces forward

Sit in the front of the car

to serve as a false appearance for something

They used the store as a front

a particular area of activity or interest

They are working on the diplomatic front

a public activity used to hide a secret illegal activity

The event was a front for his illegal activities

the place where someone is standing or in front of someone

Please stand at the front of the line

to give someone something before they pay for it

Can you front me the money until Friday

the forward edge of an advancing mass of air

A cold front is moving in

the forward part of something

Stand at the front of the line

to change the direction you are facing or moving

In scene

to change the direction you are facing or moving

Turn around and look at me

to make something become something else

The new manager turned the business around

to make a bad situation much better

The new plan will turn around the company

to become disoriented or lost

I turned around in the woods

a complete change in direction or opinion

The sudden turnaround in his opinion was surprising

to move to face the opposite direction

Please turn around so I can see you

12 months or 365 days

In scene

12 months or 365 days

This year is 2024

a period of 12 months

Happy New Year

lasting five years

It lasted five years

slang for very good or impressive

In scene

slang for very good or impressive

That car is sick

feeling unwell

In scene

feeling unwell

I feel sick today

causing a feeling of disgust or strong disapproval

This is a sick joke

annoyed or bored with something you have experienced for too long

I am sick of this noise

at the side of something

In scene

at the side of something

Sit beside me

the air taken into the lungs

In scene

the air taken into the lungs

Take a deep breath

having good luck

In scene

having good luck

I am very lucky

an expression of surprise or admiration

In scene

an expression of surprise or admiration

Wow, this is beautiful

to make someone feel great admiration

Her performance wowed the audience

a word used to show shock or amazement

Wow, what a nice view

from now on or any longer (used in negative sentences)

In scene

from now on or any longer (used in negative sentences)

I don't live there anymore

now not happening or existing

I don't live here anymore

not happening or existing now

I don't go there anymore

not happening or existing now

They don't play together anymore

to not continue an action

In scene

to not continue an action

Stop talking

a word telling someone to stop

In scene

a word telling someone to stop

Stop!

a place where a bus or train stops

Where is the bus stop

to go to a place for a short time

I will stop by your house later

to have an idea or opinion

In scene

to have an idea or opinion

I think it is a good idea

to use your mind to form thoughts or opinions

In scene

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

one more; a different one

In scene

one more; a different one

I want another cup of coffee

to start to be something

In scene

to start to be something

It got dark outside

to get or receive something

In scene

to get or receive something

He got a new car

to reach a place

I got home late

to understand or hear something correctly

I finally got the message

not far away

In scene

not far away

The park is near my house

very close to happening

It is near lunchtime

to come close to something

The runner nears the finish line

at a short distance away

My house is near the park

to finish a task, use something up, or endure a difficult period

In scene

to finish a task, use something up, or endure a difficult period

I need to get through my homework

to successfully go from one side to the other

In scene

to successfully go from one side to the other

The car could not get through the narrow street

to succeed in reaching someone by telephone or communication

I could not get through to him

to complete or deal with something difficult

I have to get through my homework

to manage to do or finish something difficult

She got through the difficult exam

to successfully deal with a difficult situation

We will get through this hard time

a disease caused by germs

In scene

a disease caused by germs

She has a chest infection

the process of allowing germs to enter a place or thing

Wash your hands to prevent infection

a disease caused by bacteria or viruses

The doctor treated the infection

a tool with a handle and brush used for sweeping

In scene

a tool with a handle and brush used for sweeping

I use a broom to clean the floor

a long stick used for flying in the Harry Potter series

Harry flies on his magic broom

to be in a particular position or state

In scene

to be in a particular position or state

How do things stand now

to be on your feet with your body upright

She stood straight to show respect

a structure used to hold or display something

The camera is on a stand

to be able to accept something unpleasant

I can stand the noise

needing a lot of effort

In scene

needing a lot of effort

His breathing was labored

done with too much effort or not natural

Her breathing was labored

something that makes you feel anxious

In scene

something that makes you feel anxious

My main concern is the weather

a large business organization

It is a large manufacturing concern

to be about or relate to something

This problem concerns all of us

something that is your job or duty to deal with

That is none of your concern

to do something incorrectly

In scene

to do something incorrectly

I messed up the test

to make something messy or disorganized

You messed up my room

to damage or make something bad

Do not mess up this task

to cause problems or disorder

Do not mess up my plans

to spoil or do something badly

Do not mess up this project

to persist in doing something

In scene

to persist in doing something

Keep trying until you succeed

to take care of something

The soldier will keep the gate safe

to have and continue to have something

You can keep the book

to speak about a topic

In scene

to speak about a topic

We need to talk about the plan

to highlight how extreme something is

Talk about a lucky break

to say something about a particular subject

They talked about the project

plants grown and gathered for use

In scene

plants grown and gathered for use

The farmers harvested the wheat crop

a large number of people or things together

A new crop of students arrived

to cut the edges off a picture

I need to crop this photo

an informal word for a man

In scene

an informal word for a man

What's up bro

an informal word for a brother

He is my bro

a close male friend or brother

He is my bro

the state of things as they really are

In scene

the state of things as they really are

He returned to reality

a thing that is true or real

This is a harsh reality

every single thing

In scene

every single thing

Everything is ready

every single thing or all things

In scene

every single thing or all things

He lost everything

a pleasant smell

In scene

a pleasant smell

The flowers have a sweet scent

a piece of information that helps solve a mystery or find something

They followed the scent to find the truth

to be on fire or to cause something to be on fire

In scene

to be on fire or to cause something to be on fire

The wood burns quickly

an injury caused by fire, heat, or chemicals

This soap burns my eyes

a clever or harsh remark that hurts someone's feelings

His comment burned him

to use up money quickly

He burned all his cash in one week

to learn or be told something

In scene

to learn or be told something

I heard that they are moving

to be aware of sound with your ears

In scene

to be aware of sound with your ears

I hear a noise

the organ on the side of your head that you hear with

I hear with my ears

to talk or say something

Hear me clearly

to have power over something

In scene

to have power over something

The situation is under control

in a state of being regulated or controlled

The situation is under control

to make someone interested or want to go towards something

In scene

to make someone interested or want to go towards something

The flowers attract bees

the regular beating in your blood vessels

In scene

the regular beating in your blood vessels

I can feel my pulse

a short, strong burst of something

The sensor sends a steady pulse

to beat or move with a strong rhythm

I can feel his pulse

the quality of being fast or the rate of motion

In scene

the quality of being fast or the rate of motion

The car traveled at high speed

an illegal stimulant drug

He was arrested for selling speed

to move at a high speed

Don't speed on the highway

a thing that someone likes or is good at

That activity is not my speed

to give information to someone

In scene

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

extremely small in size

In scene

extremely small in size

The insect is tiny

very small in size

He has a tiny dog

the red liquid that flows through your body

In scene

the red liquid that flows through your body

Blood carries oxygen

the red liquid that moves through the body

There was blood on the floor

a set of people who work together

In scene

a set of people who work together

They are a strong team

in the area close to a place

In scene

in the area close to a place

Many trees are around the school

used to indicate an approximate amount

I will arrive around 5 PM

having knowledge of how to use or handle something

She knows her way around the office

to change the direction or result of something

We must turn the situation around

the large bright object in the sky that gives us light and heat

In scene

the large bright object in the sky that gives us light and heat

The sun is hot

to appear or arrive at a place

In scene

to appear or arrive at a place

He didn't show up for the meeting

to become visible or noticeable

He finally showed up at the party

to arrive at a place for an event

He did not show up for the party

to be easily seen or noticed against a background

The stain does not show up on this dark shirt

to make someone feel ashamed in public

She showed him up in front of the team

to make someone look bad by performing better than them

He tried to show up his rival during the match

to be better than someone in a noticeable way

He showed up his rival with a better performance

to make use of something

In scene

to make use of something

Can I use your pen

the reason for which something is done

In scene

the reason for which something is done

That information has no use

to trick someone for your own advantage

He used me for his benefit

to put something into action

Use your brain to solve this

to give a good reason for something

She used the rain as a reason for being late

to use something in a wrong or harmful way

He misused his power

to have a need for something

I could really use some help

to indicate that something happened regularly in the past but no longer does

I used to swim every morning

to use rude or offensive language

Do not use bad words here

to make use of something

You can use these tools for work

many times or often

I use my computer often

to be familiar with something through experience

I am used to waking up early

to go away from a place

In scene

to go away from a place

They left the house early

to give something to someone

He left his money to his son

to let something stay in place

Leave your coat on the chair

a period of time when you are allowed to be away from work

He asked for leave to visit his family

before now; in the past

In scene

before now; in the past

I saw him two days ago

in the past, before now

I arrived an hour ago

relating to the production of medicines

In scene

relating to the production of medicines

It is a pharmaceutical product

a company that makes medicine

This pharmaceutical is very large

to take action to manage a task, problem, or difficulty

In scene

to take action to manage a task, problem, or difficulty

I will deal with the problem tomorrow

to be concerned with or discuss a specific subject

This book deals with ancient history

to engage in business or communication with a person

I do not like dealing with rude people

to take action to solve a problem

I have to deal with this problem

as said or reported by someone or something

In scene

as said or reported by someone or something

According to the report it will be sunny

by your own choice, without being asked or forced

You may act according to your own choice

in a way that matches, corresponds to, or follows something else

The work was done according to the plan

in relation to

This is according to the recent changes

as stated by or based on something

According to the news it will rain tomorrow

not different

In scene

not different

We have the same car

a thing that is being talked about

I saw the same man yesterday

a person whose job is to protect a place or people

In scene

a person whose job is to protect a place or people

The guard is at the door

a state of being ready to protect against attack

You must keep your guard up

to watch over something to keep it safe

The dog guards the house

to make something steady or firm

In scene

to make something steady or firm

We need to stabilize the table

to make something stable or steady

The doctor tried to stabilize the patient

making something more stable or less likely to change

The new policy will help stabilize prices

to take off something, especially clothing

In scene

to take off something, especially clothing

Please take off your shoes

to start to be successful or widely used

The new software really took off this year

to start to be successful or popular

Her career really started to take off

to start to move or leave quickly

The plane will take off soon

to make someone stop thinking about something

This hobby helps take off the stress from your mind

to have a period of time away from work

I will take off next week

to stop doing work for a period of time

I want to take off next Friday

to start moving suddenly and fast

He took off as soon as the bell rang

to go away quickly

He took off suddenly

to rise into the air from the ground

The plane will take off now

to have a period of time away from work

I will take off next week

to begin a journey or activity

The plane will take off soon

the act of leaving the ground

The plane is ready for take off

in or to any place

In scene

in or to any place

You can sit anywhere

any location or direction

You can sit anywhere you want

in or to any place

You can sit anywhere you want

in or to any place

I cannot find my keys anywhere

used to express acceptance or agreement

In scene

used to express acceptance or agreement

Okay, I agree

in a good or acceptable state

In scene

in a good or acceptable state

I am okay

used to start a sentence or get attention

Okay, let's go

easy to see, hear, or understand

In scene

easy to see, hear, or understand

The answer is clear

free from obstacles or problems

In scene

free from obstacles or problems

The road ahead is clear

to decide that someone is not guilty of a crime

The evidence helped to clear him of the crime

allowing light to pass through so objects behind can be seen clearly

The water in the lake is clear

used to check if the listener understands or as a pause

In scene

used to check if the listener understands or as a pause

All right, let's move on

used to express agreement or acceptance

In scene

used to express agreement or acceptance

All right I will help you

used to show agreement or confirmation

All right I will go to the store

fine or okay

Everything is all right

an older female person

In scene

an older female person

She is a kind old lady

an informal term for an older woman

The old lady smiled at me

an informal term for one's mother

I am going to visit my old lady

a man's wife, especially an older or long-term partner

I am going home to see my old lady

to start talking about a subject

In scene

to start talking about a subject

Don't bring up the wedding

to formally say that someone has done something illegal

The police will bring him up on charges

to care for a child until they are an adult

She brought up three children alone

to go and get something and bring it to someone

Please bring up my bag from the car

to depart from a place in a hurry

In scene

to depart from a place in a hurry

The kids ran off when they saw the police

to make something go away

We need to run off the water

liquid that flows off a surface

Heavy rain increased the run off

to make a copy of something

I will run off ten copies for the meeting

to leave quickly or escape

The thief tried to run off with the money

to make a serious emotional request

In scene

to make a serious emotional request

She pleaded for help

to state something in a court of law

She had to plead her case before the judge

to refuse to answer a question

The witness decided to plead

an electronic device for processing data

In scene

an electronic device for processing data

I use a computer for work

an electronic machine for processing data

I use my computer every day

a machine that processes data and runs programs

This computer runs many programs

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