Vikings — Season 4 Episode 12
Words & meanings
235 words
not hard to do or understand
In scenenot hard to do or understand
This math test was easy
This math test was easy
used to say yes or to agree strongly
used to say yes or to agree strongly
Can you do this? Easy
Can you do this? Easy
not harsh or severe
not harsh or severe
Be easy with her
Be easy with her
calm and not worried
calm and not worried
She has an easy personality
She has an easy personality
making it hard to breathe
In scenemaking it hard to breathe
The heat started to suffocate me
The heat started to suffocate me
to make it hard for someone to breathe
to make it hard for someone to breathe
Thick smoke can suffocate a person
Thick smoke can suffocate a person
to be unable to breathe well
to be unable to breathe well
He felt like he was suffocating
He felt like he was suffocating
to be referred to by a particular name
In sceneto be referred to by a particular name
It is hard, you know
It is hard, you know
to have knowledge or information about something
In sceneto have knowledge or information about something
I know the answer
I know the answer
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 nice car, you know, very fast
It is a nice car, you know, very fast
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 share the same view as someone
In sceneto share the same view as someone
We agree on this point
We agree on this point
to say that you accept or agree with something
to say that you accept or agree with something
I agree with you
I agree with you
to say yes or have the same opinion
to say yes or have the same opinion
I agree with your plan
I agree with your plan
to stop holding something
In sceneto stop holding something
Let go of the rope
Let go of the rope
to end someone's employment
to end someone's employment
They let her go last week
They let her go last week
to allow someone to avoid trouble or responsibility
to allow someone to avoid trouble or responsibility
They decided to let him go
They decided to let him go
at the side of something
In sceneat the side of something
Sit beside me
Sit beside me
a person who grows crops or raises animals
In scenea person who grows crops or raises animals
The farmer is harvesting the crops
The farmer is harvesting the crops
a person who grows crops or raises animals
a person who grows crops or raises animals
The farmer plants seeds
The farmer plants seeds
a person who grows crops or raises animals
a person who grows crops or raises animals
My grandfather was a farmer
My grandfather was a farmer
someone who owns or works on a farm
someone who owns or works on a farm
The farmer is planting seeds
The farmer is planting seeds
a way things are not the same
In scenea way things are not the same
What is the difference between these two?
What is the difference between these two?
a change or effect that something causes
a change or effect that something causes
Your help made a big difference
Your help made a big difference
a way in which things are not the same
a way in which things are not the same
There is a big difference between these colors
There is a big difference between these colors
having a husband or wife
In scenehaving a husband or wife
They want to marry soon
They want to marry soon
to become joined in marriage
to become joined in marriage
They decided to marry last year
They decided to marry last year
to be very committed to something
to be very committed to something
He married his life to music
He married his life to music
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