True Detective — Season 2 Episode 6
Words & meanings
489 words
to accept responsibility for something and deal with it confidently
In sceneto accept responsibility for something and deal with it confidently
He decided to own his mistakes
He decided to own his mistakes
by yourself or without help
by yourself or without help
I live on my own
I live on my own
to have or keep something as your property
to have or keep something as your property
They own a big house
They own a big house
a small, dark-furred animal
In scenea small, dark-furred animal
Sables are hunted for their fur
Sables are hunted for their fur
a model of car made by Ford
a model of car made by Ford
He drove a Ford Sable
He drove a Ford Sable
a specific model of Mercury car
a specific model of Mercury car
The Mercury Sable is a sedan car
The Mercury Sable is a sedan car
causing surprise or wonder
In scenecausing surprise or wonder
The news was surprising
The news was surprising
having no doubt; confident
In scenehaving no doubt; confident
I am sure about this
I am sure about this
to say that you accept or agree with something
to say that you accept or agree with something
Sure I will do that
Sure I will do that
a particular area or point
a particular area or point
We met at this sure
We met at this sure
used to agree or say yes
used to agree or say yes
We can meet later. Sure.
We can meet later. Sure.
the quality of being clear or reasonable
In scenethe quality of being clear or reasonable
What you said makes sense
What you said makes sense
to become aware of something
to become aware of something
I sense that something is wrong
I sense that something is wrong
a particular feeling or awareness
a particular feeling or awareness
I have a sense of relief
I have a sense of relief
a particular meaning or interpretation
a particular meaning or interpretation
This word has another sense
This word has another sense
up to the time when
In sceneup to the time when
I will work till five
I will work till five
a machine used to keep money in a shop
a machine used to keep money in a shop
The cashier opened the till
The cashier opened the till
up to the time when
up to the time when
Wait till tomorrow
Wait till tomorrow
up to the time when
up to the time when
Wait till she arrives
Wait till she arrives
to keep someone or something from harm
In sceneto keep someone or something from harm
We must protect the environment
We must protect the environment
to keep someone or something from being harmed
to keep someone or something from being harmed
The mother protected her child from the rain
The mother protected her child from the rain
to keep something safe
to keep something safe
We must protect the environment
We must protect the environment
to be found or become visible
In sceneto be found or become visible
He turned up unexpectedly
He turned up unexpectedly
to find or reveal something
to find or reveal something
The police turned up some evidence
The police turned up some evidence
to make a sound louder
to make a sound louder
Please turn up the music
Please turn up the music
the folded part at the bottom of a trouser leg
the folded part at the bottom of a trouser leg
These trousers have a turn-up
These trousers have a turn-up
a surprising or unexpected occurrence
a surprising or unexpected occurrence
The result was a total turn-up
The result was a total turn-up
to appear or show up
to appear or show up
He did not turn up to the meeting
He did not turn up to the meeting
recorded video material
In scenerecorded video material
We have footage of the accident
We have footage of the accident
the size of a space measured in square feet
the size of a space measured in square feet
The house has a large footage
The house has a large footage
an informal word for a woman, often used in a negative way
In scenean informal word for a woman, often used in a negative way
She was called a hoochie because of her clothes
She was called a hoochie because of her clothes
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