Name: Election
Released: 2020-06-18
Duration: 1 h 43 min
Cast: Matthew Broderick, Reese Witherspoon, Chris Klein

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Nouns

1) overachiever ( трудяга )

Some people say I'm an overachiever, but I think they're just jealous.
2) squeaker ( пищалка )

It's a squeaker, Mr. M.
3) roomful ( комната )

Standing in front of a roomful of young people,
4) indiscretion ( нескромность )

that the entire school didn't find out about certain indiscretion
5) stewardess ( стюардесса )

Mom used to be a stewardess for Northwest, and now she works as a paralegal.
6) docent ( доцент )

there's a staff of both volunteer docent and trained educators like myself
7) shoo ( кыш )

♪ Shoo-wop, shoo-wop, shoo-ba ♪
8) charade ( шарада )

The same pathetic charade happens every year,
9) igneous ( магматические )

What's the difference between igneous and sedimentary anyway?
10) accusation ( обвинение )

And they certainly shouldn't be making slanderous accusation,
11) dictatorship ( диктатура )

I mean, that'd be more like a dictatorship, like we studied.
12) asparagus ( аспарагус )

like the time we ate a bunch of asparagus
13) setback ( неудача )

It wasn't a setback. It was an opportunity.
14) burnout ( прогар )

These are a bunch of burnout!
15) morals ( мораль )

What's the difference between morals and ethics anyway?
16) nun ( монашка )

Maybe the nun will be able to straighten you out.
17) paralegal ( помощник юриста )

are paralegal secretaries at the city's biggest law firm
18) fable ( басня )

It's what you learn from a story or a fable or something.
19) waltz ( вальс )

waltz right in with no qualifications whatsoever
20) sweetheart ( милая )

Oh, sweetheart.
21) quarterback ( квотербек )

I've come to see the star quarterback before the big game.
22) disregard ( пренебрежение )

- And 290 disregard, right? - If you say so.
23) accomplishment ( достижение )

But you know, even with all my myriad accomplishment and bright future,
24) cafeteria ( кафе )

who said his mother works in the cafeteria
25) veil ( вуаль )

♪ I'll bring the veil ♪
26) touchdown ( тачдаун )

and I threw the fourth-quarter pass against Westside for the touchdown
27) bison ( зубр )

The bison, or buffalo —
28) disappointment ( разочарование )

I understand disappointment. I really do.

Verbs

1) destine ( судьба )

Lisa and I were destine to be together.
2) behoove ( надлежать )

It, uh, behoove me to inform you of an important change in today's election.
3) rile ( раздражать )

I mean, getting everybody all rile up like that.
4) meddle ( встревать )

None of this would've happened if Mr. McAllister hadn't meddle the way he did.
5) poise ( уравновешенность )

Now Tracy Flick was poise to win the presidency of the student body.
6) haunt ( мерещиться )

And then on Halloween, we could have a haunt house.
7) spoil ( портить )

A lot of them were just spoil little rich kids who didn't know how lucky they had it.
8) undermine ( подорвать )

But one person assured of victory kind of, uh, undermine the whole idea of democracy.
9) admire ( восхищаюсь )

Sure, she got on my nerves once in a while, but I admire Tracy.
10) asshole ( мудак )

You asshole!
11) blossom ( блоссом )

What had blossom between Linda and me
12) suspend ( приостановить )

That's it. Three days. She's suspend for three days.
13) inspire ( вдохновлять )

She inspire me in ways that Linda never has.
14) cheer ( ура )

If all those students who cheer for Tammy Metzler
15) strive ( стремиться )

"I cannot make my days longer, so I strive to make them better."
16) bump ( отбойник )

Once in a while, I even bump into former students of mine from Carver.
17) upset ( расстроена )

You might think it upset me that Paul Metzler had decided to run against me.
18) tear ( слеза )

Somebody tore down their posters.
19) accomplish ( выполнить )

And if you look at all the things I've accomplish so far,
20) deserve ( заслуживают )

Hey, if you can't be adults and give these candidates the courtesy they deserve,
21) smell ( запах )

to see how long it takes before your pee smell funny.
22) dump ( свалка )

Right before Christmas, she dump me.
23) attract ( привлечь )

I'm attract to the person.
24) assure ( уверяю )

But one person assure of victory kind of, uh, undermines the whole idea of democracy.
25) tap ( нажмите )

Then one day, destiny just walks up and tap you on the shoulder.
26) admit ( признать )

and demand that she admit she tore down those posters
27) belong ( принадлежат )

You're going to Immaculate Heart. That's where you belong.
28) cheat ( чит )

and lied and cheat her way into winning that election.

Adverbs

1) darn ( штопать )

and the rent's pretty darn steep,
2) supposedly ( якобы )

and they were supposedly way more strict.
3) someday ( когда-нибудь )

and someday I want to be really good friends with Madonna.
4) whatsoever ( вообще )

waltz right in with no qualifications whatsoever
5) incredibly ( невероятно )

I began to see what an incredibly sensitive and giving person she was.
6) nowhere ( нигде )

Nowhere. No, I-I just don't have any classes till second period.
7) somehow ( как-то )

somehow we'd found each other.
8) strictly ( строго )

it was strictly professional between us.
9) besides ( кроме того )

I mean, besides, that's Tracy Flick's thing. She's always working so hard at it.
10) basically ( в основном )

- ♪ Foxy ♪ - But basically, he was a good guy.
11) overnight ( ночь )

Overnight, all the good things I'd ever done in my life evaporated.
12) personally ( лично )

Now, I personally think you have a very bright future ahead of you.
13) apparently ( видимо )

Apparently you've really come behind him,
14) forever ( навсегда )

if not forever,
15) eventually ( в конце концов )

Eventually, Dave and I were left alone, and we got to talking.
16) possibly ( возможно )

Possibly. Please, just wait outside.
17) twice ( дважды )

♪ Twice ♪
18) truly ( действительно )

I've come to accept that very few people are truly destined to be special,
19) extremely ( чрезвычайно )

Your mother's extremely upset. She's at the end of her rope.
20) certainly ( конечно )

And they certainly shouldn't be making slanderous accusations,
21) exactly ( точно )

Exactly. Good.
22) immediately ( сразу )

I will immediately dismantle the student government
23) alone ( один )

Eventually, Dave and I were left alone, and we got to talking.
24) sometimes ( иногда )

And I know that sometimes people like you have to pay a price
25) finally ( наконец )

Finally, we just decided to go for it.
26) behind ( позади )

last time you got suspended you fell so far behind,
27) instead ( вместо )

He should've just accepted things as they are, instead of trying to interfere with destiny.
28) forward ( вперед )

Okay, everybody. Pass 'em forward.

Adjectives

1) supe ( супе )

- There's 158, way more than I need. - Hey, that's supe.
2) slanderous ( клеветнические )

And they certainly shouldn't be making slanderous accusations,
3) unforgiving ( неумолимый )

She was completely unforgiving about the thing with Linda.
4) igneous ( магматические )

So would that make this an igneous rock or a sedimentary rock?
5) subversive ( подрывной )

There's a lot of subversive elements here at Carver,
6) fleeting ( мимолетно )

And I'm not talking about the fleeting glory of sports.
7) harmonious ( гармоничный )

harmonious and productive.
8) admirable ( похвально )

You have a lot of admirable qualities.
9) immoral ( аморально )

It's immoral, and it's illegal.
10) ineligible ( права )

Metzler has been determined ineligible, I repeat, ineligible for SGA president.
11) pathetic ( жалко )

The same pathetic charade happens every year,
12) absurd ( абсурд )

It was the kind of absurd little news item people e-mail each other
13) muscular ( мускулистое )

And it could be for, like, muscular dystrophy.
14) ambitious ( амбициозные )

I'd seen a lot of ambitious students come and go over the years,
15) haunted ( привидениями )

But you know, a really good haunted house, not like those cheesy bad ones.
16) steep ( крутой )

and the rent's pretty darn steep,
17) inspiring ( вдохновляет )

After an inspiring morning on the Mall,
18) ridiculous ( смешно )

It was ridiculous, and I think it really reflected poorly on all of us.
19) unfair ( несправедливо )

that it seems unfair for someone to win.
20) rotten ( гнилой )

You might think apples were pretty good, even if you got a rotten one once in a while.
21) supportive ( поддержку )

When I got back to school, everybody was so supportive,
22) modest ( скромный )

Be modest. Thank them for this incredible honor.
23) awful ( ужасно )

If it's about the posters, I think it's awful.
24) dumb ( стремно )

- You dumb shit! - What'd I do?
25) upset ( расстроена )

The fact is, I have never seen a mother so upset.
26) grateful ( благодарен )

need to thank their lucky stars and be very, very grateful
27) sudden ( внезапно )

They think they can just, all of a sudden, one day out of the blue
28) nervous ( нервная )

Also, I'm nervous about the election tomorrow,

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