WordStudyFriends season 1 episode 24: vocabulary
«The One Where Rachel Finds Out». 2,505 words spoken, 471 different words. Here are the ones worth learning before you watch.
A typical learner knows this share of the words spoken in the episode:
| Your level | Familiar words | New words per episode |
|---|---|---|
| A2 | ≈ 94% | ≈ 69 |
| B1 | ≈ 96% | ≈ 36 |
| B2 | ≈ 97% | ≈ 20 |
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Sorted by how often they are said in the episode. Character names are left out.
B1 words in this episode B1
| fifteenth | number fifteen in order | 3 |
| pressure | force pushing against something | 3 |
| research | careful study to find new facts | 2 |
| deal | an agreement or to give out cards | 2 |
| tough | strong and hard to break, or difficult | 2 |
| buddy | close friend | 2 |
| crystal | a clear stone, or a pattern that forms naturally in nature | 2 |
| boarding | flat wooden boards covering a surface | 2 |
| sake | reason or purpose for doing something | 2 |
| hell | place some believe bad people go after death | 2 |
| weird | very strange and different from normal | 2 |
| nod | to move your head up and down to say yes | 1 |
| owe | to need to pay money back to someone | 1 |
| contribution | something you give to help | 1 |
| formerly | in the past, before now | 1 |
| sex | being male or female | 1 |
| according | as said by someone or something | 1 |
| conduct | to lead or do something in a planned way | 1 |
| persuade | to make someone agree to do something | 1 |
| business | work of buying and selling things | 1 |
| transaction | act of doing business, buying, or selling | 1 |
| remove | to take something away | 1 |
| antique | a very old thing that is worth money | 1 |
| pin | thin sharp metal stick for holding cloth | 1 |
| fortune | very large amount of money | 1 |
| rubbing | pressing and moving something back and forward | 1 |
| unbelievable | so big or great that it is hard to believe | 1 |
| tiny | very very small | 1 |
| petite | small and neatly built, used to describe women | 1 |
| wee | very small, or to go to the toilet | 1 |
| mute | not making any sound, silent | 1 |
| none | not any, zero | 1 |
| mention | to say something about a topic briefly | 1 |
| unless | if not, except when | 1 |
| federal | about a government with states joined together | 1 |
| regulation | official rule about how to do something | 1 |
| peg | a short piece of wood or metal used to hang or hold things | 1 |
| practically | almost, or in a way that works well | 1 |
| wrapping | paper or cloth used to cover a gift | 1 |
| torn | pulled apart, with holes or damage | 1 |
B2 words in this episode B2
| flesh | the soft part of the body under the skin | 1 |
| jeez | a word showing surprise or annoyance | 1 |
| rattle | to make short sharp sounds, or a baby's toy | 1 |
| ridiculously | in a very silly or foolish way | 1 |
| desperately | in a way that shows great need or hopelessness | 1 |
| giver | a person who gives things to others | 1 |
| committed | dedicated and loyal to a cause or activity | 1 |
| teensy | extremely small and tiny | 1 |
| hammerhead | a shark with a flat wide head shaped like a hammer | 1 |
Harder words (C1–C2)
waffle C1 jillion C1 fertility C2 cole C2 slaw C2 itinerary C1 chinese C1 musketeer C2 ahem C2 ticker C1 heightened C1 ridicule C1
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