Name: A Fall from Grace
Released: 2020-06-05
Duration: 2 h
Cast: Crystal Fox, Phylicia Rashad, Bresha Webb

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Nouns

1) introvert ( интроверт )

I am an introvert,
2) splatter ( брызги )

-Yeah. -I wanna hire an expert in blood splatter
3) drape ( пелерина )

-He didn't even change the drape? -He didn't even change the drape.
4) bombshell ( бомба )

I had no idea of the bombshell he would drop.
5) perjury ( лжесвидетельство )

the whole truth, and nothing but the truth under the pains and penalties of perjury?
6) incompetence ( бездарность )

Your Honor, we can't be held responsible for Miss Bryant's incompetence here.
7) retainer ( фиксатор )

[Grace] The attorney told me that his retainer was $10,000,
8) tramp ( бродяга )

I just don't like the tramp he's married to.
9) murderer ( убийца )

Is this your first murderer?
10) disappearance ( исчезновение )

and she did not cause his disappearance.
11) momma ( мама )

-My momma live better than that. -[woman laughing]
12) recess ( амбразуру )

he gave us a recess so that we can do your closing arguments.
13) firefly ( светлячок )

Did you enjoy the fireflies?
14) chopper ( измельчитель )

Get that chopper out of here! No, no, no, no!
15) fingerprint ( отпечатков пальцев )

Well, okay. Uh, do you know any of them, or do you have fingerprint or something?
16) motive ( мотив )

The motive will show why she did it.
17) bastard ( ублюдок )

-on these doors. -You black-ass bastard!
18) swamp ( болото )

and she dragged his body out to a swamp in the country,
19) parole ( удо )

-I want life without parole. -Look, are you serious?
20) oath ( присягу )

[DA] Miss Miller, you are under oath to tell the truth.
21) curiosity ( любопытство )

[Grace] But curiosity got the best of me.
22) thief ( вор )

And they're thieves, babe.
23) verdict ( приговор )

That's the conclusion you need to get past in order to reach a verdict.
24) prosecutor ( прокурор )

Well, the prosecutor is blowing us out the water.
25) defender ( защитник )

Hi, I'm Jasmine Bryant from the public defender's office.
26) plea ( заявление )

get the plea done. It's really high-profile,
27) novice ( новичок )

I understand the counsel is a novice here. This is ridiculous.
28) curb ( обуздать )

Just get it on this curb, and we'll be fine.

Verbs

1) mishandle ( плохо )

and we don't need it mishandle or going to trial.
2) overdraw ( перерасходовать )

and your account is now overdraw by...
3) repossess ( вернуть )

This is a flyer from when they repossess her house.
4) refurbish ( подновить )

And I refurbish it all by myself, thank you.
5) attest ( подтверждаю )

that have attest to her guilt.
6) accuse ( обвинять )

As many of you know, she's been accuse of murdering her husband.
7) prosecute ( преследования )

-being prosecute by my job. -[Shannon sighs]
8) plead ( умоляю )

or a few felonies that I pled out.
9) adore ( обожаю )

But, like your son, I adore my mother.
10) actin ( актин )

How you actin' right now...
11) uncover ( раскрыть )

Jasmine Bryant, is the reason this entire scheme was uncover.
12) affirm ( утверждаю )

Do you solemnly affirm that you will tell the truth,
13) insult ( оскорбление )

but I respect it. I'm insult by your callous demeanor.
14) abandon ( отказаться от )

and it was an old, abandon house.
15) owe ( должен )

you owe me that money.
16) appoint ( назначить )

I'm from the public defender's office. I was appoint by the court.
17) bake ( выпекать )

She bake cookies for kids,
18) borrow ( взять )

Hold on, can I just borrow this for a minute? Excuse me.
19) steal ( воровать )

-Somebody stole my identity. I don't know. -[door closes]
20) propose ( предлагаю )

that's where I propose to you.
21) deserve ( заслуживают )

-He deserve better. -[Shannon] Hm.
22) dump ( свалка )

drove out to the country, and dump it somewhere.
23) mess ( беспорядок )

that are not to be mess with.
24) gather ( собрать )

and I gather those things that I could, at least the things
25) argue ( спорить )

If you argue like this in court,
26) pray ( молиться )

So, you pray the rosary?
27) drag ( перетащите )

she might have drag that body up and put it in the back of her car,
28) shut ( закрыть )

Donnie, shut the hell up.

Adverbs

1) abnormally ( ненормально )

This season, we haven't had abnormally high amounts of rain...
2) unbelievably ( невероятно )

Wow, the prosecution has some unbelievably strong witnesses.
3) asleep ( спит )

I was falling asleep at my desk,
4) literally ( буквально )

I mean, I literally watched as she changed before my very eyes.
5) reasonably ( разумно )

I asked was it reasonably possible that that could happen?
6) somehow ( как-то )

Somehow, he knew me almost better than I did myself.
7) potentially ( потенциально )

But if he's good, he could potentially get it out of her.
8) damn ( блин )

I was so damn tired at work,
9) somewhere ( где-то )

I know, somewhere in that big heart of yours, you still dream.
10) apart ( помимо )

when she started to just-- just come apart at the seams.
11) forever ( навсегда )

off the streets forever.
12) twice ( дважды )

She called you once, you called her twice. Why?
13) forth ( далее )

Look, I'm not gonna go back and forth with you.
14) absolutely ( абсолютно )

[DA] Absolutely not.
15) extremely ( чрезвычайно )

Some of these places are extremely remote.
16) exactly ( точно )

exactly 42 days ago.
17) earlier ( ранее )

Miss Miller, you made it very clear earlier in your testimony
18) sometimes ( иногда )

Absolutely, 100%. It-- It gets me in trouble sometimes,
19) behind ( позади )

It's 30 days behind.
20) instead ( вместо )

-[sighs] -[Rory] But instead, what'd you do?
21) almost ( почти )

Somehow, he knew me almost better than I did myself.
22) outside ( снаружи )

She'd make my dad take 'em outside in a cup.
23) actually ( на самом деле )

you could actually be a lawyer.
24) kind ( вид )

and you said something kind of interesting to me.
25) inside ( внутри )

-We'll go inside and talk. -[helicopter blades whirring]
26) soon ( скоро )

I'm gonna get there as soon as I can. I'm gonna watch you knock it out, okay?
27) along ( вместе )

'Cause I was shadowing you. I was watching it all along.
28) enough ( достаточно )

[voice breaking] I just wanna stay there long enough

Adjectives

1) millennial ( тысячелетняя )

I guess it's a millennial thing. I'll never understand it.
2) wedded ( повенчаны )

And as your lawfully wedded husband,
3) circumstantial ( косвенные )

Well, we need to find enough circumstantial evidence to become one.
4) adamant ( адамант )

She's adamant about pleading guilty.
5) agitated ( заволновались )

[Sarah] He was just a little agitated, and...
6) affectionate ( ласковая )

Was she affectionate with these men?
7) numb ( немеет )

You ever had that numb feeling?
8) embarrassing ( стыдно )

But how embarrassing would it be, due to the high profile of this case,
9) overwhelmed ( перегружены )

and I was just completely overwhelmed.
10) utmost ( огромное )

to find her guilty, and we have the utmost faith in you,
11) thrilled ( в восторге )

Donnie is thrilled.
12) miserable ( убогие )

and the joy I brought to your miserable fucking life!
13) risky ( рискованно )

That's, uh, really risky.
14) ridiculous ( смешно )

I understand the counsel is a novice here. This is ridiculous.
15) sensible ( разумный )

You know, that is the most sensible thing you've said all night.
16) misleading ( сообщают )

And I think that she's been giving you some misleading information.
17) shocked ( в шоке )

[Grace] I was just so shocked that he would treat me like that.
18) overwhelming ( подавляющее )

There's an overwhelming mountain of evidence against her.
19) blunt ( тупить )

Is that normal in this position for blunt force trauma?
20) chill ( холодок )

-This-- -[Tilsa] Donnie, just chill.
21) unfair ( несправедливо )

Just so unfair.
22) upset ( расстроена )

I was just upset that some stranger would do this to me.
23) educated ( образование )

I'm educated
24) gentle ( нежный )

gentle.
25) sudden ( внезапно )

Now all of a sudden you want to be this hero and you want to try a case?
26) remarkable ( замечательный )

I-I-I'm not trying to take away from your remarkable ability
27) incoming ( входящие )

Her phone records show an incoming call from you.
28) rid ( избавиться )

Did your son help you get rid of the body?

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