Vikings — Season 4 Episode 9
Words & meanings
313 words
to split into parts
In sceneto split into parts
Divide the cake into four pieces
Divide the cake into four pieces
a line or area that separates two things
a line or area that separates two things
There is a clear divide between the two countries
There is a clear divide between the two countries
to separate into parts
to separate into parts
Divide the cake into equal pieces
Divide the cake into equal pieces
to sit on and control a moving animal or vehicle
In sceneto sit on and control a moving animal or vehicle
She wants to ride her new bike
She wants to ride her new bike
a journey in a vehicle
a journey in a vehicle
The ride to the airport was long
The ride to the airport was long
to criticize or complain to someone repeatedly
to criticize or complain to someone repeatedly
Stop riding me about my mistakes
Stop riding me about my mistakes
to sit on something and travel on it
to sit on something and travel on it
I like to ride my bike
I like to ride my bike
to think someone is less capable than they are
In sceneto think someone is less capable than they are
Never underestimate your opponent
Never underestimate your opponent
to think someone or something is less good or important than they really are
to think someone or something is less good or important than they really are
Do not underestimate your abilities
Do not underestimate your abilities
to think something is smaller or less important than it really is
to think something is smaller or less important than it really is
Never underestimate your own potential
Never underestimate your own potential
to make or become different
In sceneto make or become different
He needs to change his clothes
He needs to change his clothes
to put on different clothes
to put on different clothes
Please change before we leave
Please change before we leave
money in the form of small metal coins
money in the form of small metal coins
I have some change in my pocket
I have some change in my pocket
a play or film that includes songs and dancing
a play or film that includes songs and dancing
We saw a change at the theater
We saw a change at the theater
relating to a religion that worships many gods
In scenerelating to a religion that worships many gods
The ancient Romans had pagan beliefs
The ancient Romans had pagan beliefs
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.
a small horse
In scenea small horse
The child rode a pony
The child rode a pony
a small horse
a small horse
She rode a pony at the park
She rode a pony at the park
a small type of horse
a small type of horse
I rode a pony at the farm
I rode a pony at the farm
to greet someone who has arrived
In sceneto greet someone who has arrived
They welcomed the guests
They welcomed the guests
to be happy to receive something
to be happy to receive something
You are welcome here
You are welcome here
allowed to do something
allowed to do something
Questions are welcome
Questions are welcome
as a way of paying back for something
In sceneas a way of paying back for something
He gave her a gift in return for her help
He gave her a gift in return for her help
used to ask about the quantity or price of something
In sceneused to ask about the quantity or price of something
How much is this
How much is this
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