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Downton Abbey » Season 3 » Episode Seven

00:49:36

Hugh Bonneville, Phyllis Logan, Elizabeth McGovern

104

Words to remember

Nouns

1) shenanigan

Mr. Carson won't tolerate these sorts of shenanigan,
2) tuppence

She couldn't give tuppence about Ethel
3) cudgel

And is poor Ethel to be the cudgel
4) toff

No, now all sorts of toff are writing for magazines nowadays.
5) smithereens

Now you want to blow it all to smithereens!
6) slop

If I'd thrown a bucket of slop in the old lady's lap,
7) tradesman

and we spent the night in a tradesmen's hotel
8) snub

and I'll not let you snub her.
9) fervor

If Branson is watering down his revolutionary fervor,
10) quarrel

to let the whole thing end in chaos and a quarrel.
11) caveat

Oh, well, that is an easy caveat to accept
12) mace

why don't you use parsley or mace?
13) broom

I am the old broom, Mr. Crawley.
14) stump

Daisy, Ivy, stir your stump!
15) parsley

why don't you use parsley or mace?
16) fuss

No, no fuss, no fuss.
17) foe

by which you fight your foe?
18) overhaul

This means the overhaul
19) temper

These things can be managed, but not by losing your temper.
20) insult

(muttering): It's a flippin' insult.
21) pardon

I beg your pardon!
22) valet

ROBERT: He can't have expected to stay my valet
23) blizzard

when the train was suddenly engulfed by a blizzard

Verbs

1) jilt

A little while ago, I was jilt at the altar.
2) berate

You berate me for not wanting to take responsibility
3) engulf

when the train was suddenly engulf by a blizzard
4) accuse

to be accuse of malfeasance
5) offend

Mr. Jarvis, if I have offend you,
6) beg

I beg your pardon!
7) owe

We owe that to Sybil.
8) remind

Must I remind you of the state the place was in
9) doom

While Ethel is in this village, she is doom to be lonely.
10) intend

We must first find out what James intend to do.
11) steal

Blimey, they've stolen my story.
12) trap

I gather you've trap poor old Jarvis into a meeting.
13) gather

I gather you've trapped poor old Jarvis into a meeting.
14) refuse

Mrs. Bakewell refuse to serve me.
15) survive

It's about a wronged woman who survive in the wilderness
16) argue

Will you argue with that?
17) admit

Afacer, I admit.
18) invest

If we invest in new machinery, new methods and new techniques,
19) suppose

I suppose you never wasted a chance.
20) solve

None of which solve the problem of what I'm going to do.
21) burn

The one who burn the cakes.
22) realize

I never realize you didn't mean it.
23) wake

because he just woke and he got very angry...

Adverbs

1) wastefully

Yes, the estate has been run very wastefully for many years.
2) awhile

But it's been awhile now.
3) underneath

but we're not so sure underneath, are we?
4) gently

Can't we allow things to evolve more gently,
5) afterwards

He'll come up here afterwards.
6) literally

I didn't mean to be taken literally.
7) somehow

They seem more real somehow.
8) obviously

If there's anything wrong, then it's obviously my fault.
9) eventually

I do think a woman's place is eventually in the home,
10) normally

Normally.
11) properly

Please give them a chance to behave properly.
12) indeed

He has indeed, Lord Grantham.
13) certainly

I certainly can.
14) nearly

The third Earl nearly went bankrupt,
15) exactly

ROBERT: And what exactly does this business consist of?
16) alone

Oh, leave her alone, you big ninnie.
17) perhaps

Perhaps she isn't cut out for domestic life.
18) sometimes

Sometimes I think it's just Jimmy Contra Mundi.
19) otherwise

But not otherwise.
20) instead

his mistakes instead.
21) forward

because this is the only way forward,
22) quite

You're quite wrong, Miss O'Brien.
23) kind

but my mother-in-law has been kind enough

Adjectives

1) persuadable

Well, I hope this means that you're persuadable, Lady Edith?
2) ungenerous

to take the ungenerous view.
3) machiavellian

Is she really so Machiavellian?
4) revolting

I do not wish to take a tour of your revolting world.
5) intolerant

as an intolerant person.
6) reassuring

I'm afraid Papa would not find that reassuring.
7) respectable

and with a respectable reference,
8) unpleasant

Why do you always feel the need to be so unpleasant, James?
9) ashamed

I'm ashamed it wasn't mine.
10) drunken

to grow up in a garage with that drunken gorilla?
11) deliberate

I'm not saying it was deliberate.
12) sweeping

I wish you luck with your sweeping.
13) grim

Mr. Barrow looks very grim-faced.
14) shocking

The world can be a shocking place, Alfred,
15) fond

I'm very fond of diamonds.
16) ridiculous

This is ridiculous!
17) sensible

Say something sensible.
18) rude

It seems rude not to in a way,
19) ritual

That and some ritual humiliation.
20) asleep

I think he was asleep,
21) upset

She seemed upset.
22) grateful

I'd be grateful if you could let me know
23) invisible

but I don't want to be invisible, either.

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