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Brooklyn Nine-Nine Season 1 Episodes 11 English Vocabulary List

Brooklyn Nine-Nine S1E11

Christmas

This page offers a comprehensive vocabulary list from "Brooklyn Nine-Nine Season 1 Episode 11," titled "Christmas," where the detectives of the Nine-Nine precinct eagerly prepare for their annual Secret Santa. With a total of 224 words, the vocabulary list is designed for learners at the dominant CEFR level of B2, featuring 43% of words in this category and including 19 A2 words, 92 B1 words, 14 C1 words, and 3 C2 words. Here, you can enhance your English skills by exploring the vocabulary list, engaging with a reading passage related to the episode, and practicing your speaking abilities through AI-driven exercises. Join us to dive into this festive episode while expanding your English vocabulary and comprehension!

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224 words
A2
19
B1
92
B2
96
C1
14
C2
3
accidentally opened B1 +
add you in B1 +
adorable quality B2 +
affirmative B2 +
alarm B2 +
amazing B1 +
ambulance A2 +
armed escort B2 +
assigned to B2 +
associates B2 +
backup flight B2 +
been so difficult B1 +
being so weird B1 +
boss around B2 +
bossing you around B2 +
brag B1 +
brash C1 +
break it off B2 +
breaking the rules B1 +
brought in B2 +
brought this on myself B2 +
came through B2 +
catch a flight B1 +
catch this bastard B2 +
caught him B1 +
christmas card A2 +
cleared B2 +
codename B2 +
coming back at you B2 +
converge on C1 +
coolio B2 +
coordinates B2 +
craft the message B2 +
death threat B2 +
death threats B2 +
did it A2 +
did the nine-nine proud B2 +
direct order B2 +
disappointed in B1 +
down B1 +
dressed up as B1 +
drown in your own blood C1 +
dry out B1 +
dumb mistake B1 +
elfie-selfie C1 +
emoting C1 +
entail C1 +
excuse me A2 +
false sense of security B2 +
felt wrong B1 +
figured out B1 +
fixating on B2 +
flip those lips B2 +
flush him out B2 +
follow orders B1 +
for the last time B1 +
freestyle killer C2 +
freeze B1 +
frisk B2 +
from the bottom of my B2 +
from this point forward B2 +
get along with B1 +
get comfy B1 +
get it A2 +
get my work done B1 +
get outta B1 +
get outta my way B1 +
give me my phone A2 +
give up B1 +
go south B2 +
good at everything B1 +
good at this stuff B1 +
goodie B1 +
goofing around B1 +
got a picture A2 +
got his number B1 +
got shot B1 +
got shot in the butt B1 +
got you A2 +
gotcha A2 +
gotta B1 +
grab some dinner B1 +
guess what A2 +
handcuffed together B2 +
heading north B1 +
heard it both ways B2 +
here we go A2 +
hero B1 +
hit him in his fat cherry cheeks B2 +
hoax B2 +
holding cell B2 +
holdup B2 +
holiday decorations B1 +
holiday season B1 +
hoping to avoid B2 +
horrifying B2 +
how come B1 +
human skin mask C2 +
hunt down B2 +
impressed B1 +
impression B2 +
in charge B1 +
in control of B1 +
in danger B1 +
in front of me A2 +
in my face B1 +
in the best interest of B2 +
in the butt B1 +
in the line of duty B2 +
intel B2 +
into B1 +
intuitive B2 +
investigate the threat B2 +
involve B1 +
it's happening B1 +
keep this between us B2 +
kicked santa in the testicles C1 +
leave your sight B2 +
life hack B2 +
lineup B1 +
literally B2 +
lockdown B2 +
lockup B2 +
lost the key B1 +
lump of coal B1 +
make it back B1 +
making this weird B2 +
mature B1 +
messed up B1 +
minimum B1 +
missed your flight B1 +
modern-day B2 +
more or less B1 +
motel art B2 +
mouth broken B1 +
move on B1 +
narrow shoes B1 +
needed our help A2 +
never smiles A2 +
nice work A2 +
nickname B1 +
no big deal B1 +
no ifs, ands, or buts C1 +
no tie zone B2 +
no way A2 +
not into you that way B2 +
on earth B1 +
on the move B1 +
owe you one B2 +
physically stop B2 +
pointing a gun at B2 +
popped B1 +
posture B1 +
precinct B2 +
pretty bad B1 +
protocol B2 +
protocol dictates C1 +
psych evaluation B2 +
pulling the trigger B2 +
punk B1 +
put away B1 +
put my life at risk B2 +
rail yards B2 +
rain check B2 +
rain check on the convo B2 +
readiness for active duty B2 +
refrain from doing so B2 +
release form B2 +
representing B2 +
responsible B1 +
roger that B1 +
rolling to the can C1 +
romantically B2 +
safe house B2 +
sandalwood C1 +
saved my life B1 +
saved your life B1 +
security detail B2 +
security escort B2 +
send you off the deep end C1 +
shotgun B1 +
shouldn't have B1 +
shut up B1 +
singles cruise B2 +
sit there all day B1 +
skinny one B1 +
spend the rest of your life B1 +
sprained B1 +
stamp my form B1 +
standard protocol B2 +
staple my face onto your face C2 +
stay at your desk B1 +
stick around B1 +
sticking with me B1 +
still B1 +
stubborn B1 +
student has become the teacher C1 +
suit up B2 +
superman stuff B2 +
switch gears B2 +
take him down B2 +
take the fun out of B2 +
taken that bullet B2 +
tell B2 +
that's enough A2 +
threat is not real B1 +
threaten to kill B2 +
time's up B1 +
too late A2 +
took out B2 +
totally your call B2 +
touche B2 +
tough B1 +
transcripts B2 +
true meaning of christmas B1 +
under no circumstances B2 +
under your command B2 +
urge B2 +
water closet B2 +
what say you C1 +
what's going on A2 +
when this is all over B1 +
whoosh B1 +
word association B2 +

In the "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" episode titled "Christmas," the Nine-Nine precinct is preparing for the holiday season. As Christmas approaches, the detectives are excited about their annual Secret Santa gift exchange. However, Jake Peralta, known for his playful and sometimes reckless behavior, finds himself in a difficult situation when he learns that Captain Holt has a special gift planned for him. Meanwhile, the team faces a serious challenge when they discover that a criminal named Doug Judy is on the loose, and they must work together to catch him before the holiday celebrations begin. This mix of holiday cheer and police work sets the stage for a fun and chaotic episode.

As the episode unfolds, the detectives experience various conflicts and humorous moments. Jake's excitement about the Secret Santa turns into a rivalry when he tries to outsmart Captain Holt, leading to unexpected consequences. At the same time, Amy Santiago is determined to make the perfect gift for Holt, while Rosa Diaz has her own unique way of celebrating Christmas. The search for Doug Judy creates tension among the team, especially when they realize that catching him may ruin their holiday plans. Key moments include the detectives' hilarious attempts to balance their festive spirits with their police duties, culminating in a memorable conclusion that highlights the importance of friendship and teamwork during the holidays.

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