You — Season 2 Episode 6
Words & meanings
652 words
at any time; in all your life
In sceneat any time; in all your life
Have you ever been to Rome
Have you ever been to Rome
for all time
for all time
He is ever loyal to his duty
He is ever loyal to his duty
used to add force to a statement
used to add force to a statement
It was ever so cold
It was ever so cold
from a time
from a time
Have you ever been to Paris
Have you ever been to Paris
to organize, build, or make something ready for use
In sceneto organize, build, or make something ready for use
I will set up the computer
I will set up the computer
to arrange for someone to have something or meet someone
to arrange for someone to have something or meet someone
We set up a meeting for them
We set up a meeting for them
to plan something dishonest to cause trouble
to plan something dishonest to cause trouble
They set him up
They set him up
the way in which a system, place, or equipment is organized
the way in which a system, place, or equipment is organized
The computer set-up is very simple
The computer set-up is very simple
a dishonest trick designed to make someone look guilty of a crime
a dishonest trick designed to make someone look guilty of a crime
He realized that the arrest was a set-up
He realized that the arrest was a set-up
to put something in position or order
to put something in position or order
Please set up the chairs for the meeting
Please set up the chairs for the meeting
to put something in place and make it ready
to put something in place and make it ready
They set up the new computer system
They set up the new computer system
to arrange or get something ready
to arrange or get something ready
We need to set up the agenda for today
We need to set up the agenda for today
to be prepared or arranged
to be prepared or arranged
I set up the new computer
I set up the new computer
a period of sixty seconds
In scenea period of sixty seconds
I will be back in a minute
I will be back in a minute
at the moment when
at the moment when
Call me the minute you arrive
Call me the minute you arrive
the official written record of what was said at a meeting
the official written record of what was said at a meeting
They read the minutes of the meeting
They read the minutes of the meeting
extremely tiny in size
extremely tiny in size
The scientist studied the minute particles
The scientist studied the minute particles
relaxed and not formal
In scenerelaxed and not formal
I prefer casual clothes
I prefer casual clothes
to cause someone to feel admiration or respect
In sceneto cause someone to feel admiration or respect
He tried to impress his boss
He tried to impress his boss
to cause someone to feel admiration or respect
to cause someone to feel admiration or respect
He wanted to impress his boss
He wanted to impress his boss
to have a strong effect on someones feelings or thoughts
to have a strong effect on someones feelings or thoughts
Her kindness impressed me
Her kindness impressed me
to make someone feel a strong effect
to make someone feel a strong effect
The music impressed the crowd
The music impressed the crowd
very strong or extreme
In scenevery strong or extreme
The competition was intense
The competition was intense
to say something to someone
In sceneto say something to someone
Tell me your name
Tell me your name
to know or recognize something
to know or recognize something
I can't tell them apart
I can't tell them apart
to win against someone or something
In sceneto win against someone or something
They beat the champion
They beat the champion
a regular repeated sound or movement
In scenea regular repeated sound or movement
I like the beat of this song
I like the beat of this song
a person's regular job or route
a person's regular job or route
The officer walked his beat every evening
The officer walked his beat every evening
very tired
very tired
I am completely beat after work
I am completely beat after work
a man who used to be your boyfriend
a man who used to be your boyfriend
She is talking to her ex boyfriend
She is talking to her ex boyfriend
a man you had a romantic relationship with in the past
a man you had a romantic relationship with in the past
He is my ex boyfriend
He is my ex boyfriend
a man with whom someone was previously in a romantic relationship
a man with whom someone was previously in a romantic relationship
She met her ex-boyfriend yesterday
She met her ex-boyfriend yesterday
having no connection to something
In scenehaving no connection to something
The two events are unrelated
The two events are unrelated
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