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Brooklyn Nine-Nine Season 4 Episodes 18 English Vocabulary List

Brooklyn Nine-Nine S4E18

Chasing Amy

This page offers a comprehensive English vocabulary list derived from "Brooklyn Nine-Nine Season 4 Episode 18," titled "Chasing Amy," where the detectives face various personal challenges, including Jake's surprise about Amy dating someone. With a total of 192 words, this vocabulary list is primarily focused at the B2 CEFR level, making it ideal for learners looking to enhance their language skills. Here, you can explore a carefully curated selection of words, practice your reading comprehension, and engage in AI speaking exercises to reinforce your learning. The vocabulary is broken down into categories, featuring 12 words at A2, 72 at B1, 76 at B2, 30 at C1, and 2 at C2, ensuring a well-rounded approach to mastering English.

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192 words
A2
12
B1
72
B2
76
C1
30
C2
2
a bunch of pics B1 +
a whole heck of a lot B1 +
accessed B2 +
ace this test B2 +
acquaintances B2 +
afraid to be successful B2 +
all aboard B1 +
all hail B2 +
arid shrubbery C1 +
banish you from the family B2 +
banished B2 +
belle of the ball B2 +
bleak C1 +
bragging B1 +
brown sludge B2 +
burnt it to a crisp B2 +
burnt up B1 +
by special request B1 +
calm the F train down C1 +
can't take the trivia presh C1 +
car service B1 +
changed my mind B1 +
chasing me down B2 +
chilling B2 +
come by B1 +
come clean B2 +
condemned to B2 +
conducted surveillance C1 +
contesting the will C1 +
creep it up C1 +
creepily singing B2 +
crinkle-city C2 +
crushed an exam B2 +
damn it B1 +
darn it to heck B1 +
departing B1 +
Die-Harding off C1 +
direct order B2 +
dirty looks B1 +
disrupt her entire life calendar C1 +
distract B1 +
don't have to A2 +
don't stand a chance B2 +
drawer A2 +
dream come true B1 +
dropped her off B1 +
dumping ground B2 +
eat with our mouths open B1 +
educated guess B2 +
email blast B2 +
enthusiast B2 +
evil race B1 +
executed her will B2 +
exports B2 +
extra credit B1 +
facsimile C1 +
fall in love A2 +
family heirloom B2 +
fed us A2 +
fell in love with B1 +
figure out B1 +
figurine B2 +
flirted with B1 +
for the better B2 +
freaked her out B2 +
freaked out B2 +
frivolous garbage C1 +
funnest B2 +
get jealous B1 +
get out of B1 +
get over B1 +
get over it B1 +
given me the three minutes B1 +
giver of life B2 +
going with B1 +
got you confused with B1 +
gross B1 +
grossed out B1 +
hanging off the roof B2 +
hangs over our bed B2 +
have nothing to worry about B1 +
have the gall B2 +
hit me B2 +
hold onto your crazy-ass hair C1 +
hoof and mouth disease C1 +
IBS C1 +
in the bath A2 +
insisted on dying in them B2 +
it had to end this way B2 +
joint account B2 +
kinda lame B1 +
knocked it in the bin B2 +
left me A2 +
Let it go B1 +
literal B2 +
live stream B1 +
liven things up B2 +
logged out B1 +
love has made you dumb B2 +
lucked your way into B2 +
lump of coal B1 +
make grateful love to me C1 +
make it up to you B2 +
makes sense A2 +
mandated C1 +
messed up B1 +
mind-blowing B2 +
miniature B2 +
mix it up B2 +
model train B1 +
mother dough C1 +
nail the real one B2 +
nurture B2 +
obsessed with B2 +
obsessively braids B2 +
out of your mind B2 +
overtly negative C1 +
pass A2 +
passed B1 +
pay for it A2 +
plug-pulling ceremony C1 +
practice test B1 +
premium cable B1 +
pristine C1 +
protective custody B2 +
purse A2 +
qualified B2 +
random roof door B1 +
reflection B1 +
roger that B1 +
role play B1 +
rough day B1 +
Santiago Panic Scale C1 +
screw that up B2 +
screwed this up B1 +
see what you're doing B1 +
sergeant's exam B1 +
set up B1 +
shame on you B1 +
shame-smoking C1 +
she gone B1 +
showed your cards B2 +
shush B1 +
signed in B1 +
silk bed sheets B1 +
skimped C1 +
sleep apnea B2 +
smelled like opportunity C1 +
smells like death B2 +
smoke in secret B1 +
soft room B2 +
solo railroading C1 +
sour spores C1 +
sourdough starter B2 +
spiraling B2 +
split in two B1 +
start baking B1 +
stress-braiding C1 +
subordinate B2 +
succulent B2 +
take a little piece B1 +
take care of A2 +
take it off your hands B2 +
take the practice test B1 +
take this the wrong way B2 +
taken the braids out B1 +
taking so long A2 +
tang B2 +
tang for days C1 +
tang town C2 +
telling me off B2 +
the worst is behind us B2 +
threw away B1 +
ticking clock B2 +
traditionally positive B2 +
transferred B1 +
trick question B2 +
Trivia Nazi B2 +
trivia night B1 +
turn down B1 +
turns out B1 +
twist of fate B2 +
up the price B1 +
up to code B2 +
vomit B1 +
walk away B1 +
wistful C1 +
witness B2 +
wreck B2 +
wretched C1 +
yawning B1 +
you're on B1 +

In the episode "Chasing Amy," the detectives of the 99th precinct are dealing with different challenges. Jake Peralta is excited because he learns that his old crush, Amy Santiago, is dating someone new. He feels a mix of happiness and jealousy as he realizes he still has feelings for her. Meanwhile, Captain Raymond Holt is dealing with a big change at work. He is preparing to take on a new job, and this brings a lot of pressure. The team is worried about how this will affect their precinct and their personal connections with Holt.

As the episode unfolds, Jake decides to confront his feelings for Amy and tries to win her back. He attempts various plans to show her how much he cares, but each plan seems to backfire in a funny way. Meanwhile, Holt faces the challenges of his new role, which leads to some surprising moments with his team. The detectives come together to support each other, and their friendship shines through despite the complications. In the end, Jake learns a valuable lesson about love and friendship, while Holt realizes the importance of staying connected with his team, no matter where his career leads him.

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