Name: High-Rise
Released: 2018-05-21
Duration: 1 h 58 min
Cast: Jeremy Irons, Tom Hiddleston, Sienna Miller

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Nouns

1) menfolk ( мужчины )

Where are all the menfolk?
2) orthodontist ( ортодонт )

I'm an orthodontist, not a homosexual.
3) phalanx ( фаланги )

and we stand on the distal phalanx of the index finger.
4) environmentalist ( эколог )

Helen's an armchair environmentalist. She cares, that's her thing.
5) brothel ( публичный дом )

There's a brothel somewhere in the building.
6) crucible ( тигель )

I'd conceived this building to be a crucible for change.
7) modernist ( модернист )

Of course, I'm a modernist by trade, but... you, a doctor, will understand
8) backside ( задняя )

so I can turn a damned light on and ensure I've wiped my backside properly.
9) kaleidoscope ( калейдоскоп )

- A kaleidoscope. - (Laing) Ah!
10) midwife ( акушерка )

I'm its midwife, so to speak.
11) arse ( осел )

That's not how you spell "arse", darling.
12) tortoise ( черепаха )

Bit of an old tortoise, wasn't he?
13) spree ( шпрее )

Oh, hello, girls. Out on a spree, are we?
14) distraction ( отвлечение )

Her chief distraction is the careful cultivation
15) intruder ( нарушителя )

- (Barks) - Restrain that intruder!
16) tart ( терпкий )

you'll have to talk to that tart on 26 with that poor little bastard of his.
17) bun ( плюшка )

Is it the bun?
18) fuss ( возня )

Yes, it was unnecessary fuss. I hadn't eaten.
19) sweetheart ( дорогая )

To sweetheart and wives. May they never meet.
20) penthouse ( пентхаус )

'Floor 40. Penthouse.'
21) tumble ( кувыркаться )

You took a tumble the other day and we sent you for a scan.
22) carrot ( морковный )

The dangling carrot of friendship and approval.
23) autograph ( автограф )

Would you like an autograph?
24) injustice ( несправедливость )

Injustice. My husband can't bear it.
25) madam ( мадам )

I may be a bastard, madam, but I'm a polite bastard.
26) rot ( сгниет )

I see the rot's set in.
27) chlorine ( хлор )

Oh, well, the chlorine doesn't agree with my eczema.
28) thigh ( бедра )

in between those thigh of yours one of these days.

Verbs

1) undercook ( дожаривают )

It's undercook. Send it back.
2) urinate ( мочат )

- I don't have any children, so... - Good. They urinate in the pool.
3) frighten ( стращать )

- I hope we haven't frighten him off. - So what if we have?
4) escalate ( нагнетать )

has escalate significantly according to prison...
5) injure ( поранить )

If someone's injure, I can call the infirmary.
6) dispense ( обойдемся )

Once we've dispense with the likes of Wilder,
7) outrage ( возмущение )

outrage by all that overindulgent toilet training.
8) prescribe ( прописать )

one prescribe as required.
9) insist ( настаивать )

He insist on carrying out a psychological evaluation first.
10) scare ( пугать )

Come on, crack a smile, why don't you? Scared your mascara will run?
11) smash ( разбить )

You really smash him up. I think you burst his eyeball.
12) owe ( должен )

unless I pay her what I apparently owe her.
13) grasp ( понять )

(Steele) What she hasn't grasp
14) retire ( пенсию )

Retired, but it's...
15) crush ( давка )

My car was crush by a reversing cement truck.
16) sweep ( развертки )

Oh, you know, nothing that can't be swept under the rug.
17) recognise ( признать )

Yes, I recognise you from the foyer. Sort of an agitator type.
18) emerge ( возникают )

'Now that several potential patients had emerge here in the building,
19) burst ( лопнул )

You really smashed him up. I think you burst his eyeball.
20) remind ( напомнить )

That remind me... I haven't given you your birthday present yet.
21) steal ( воровать )

(Simmons) After all, you stole his wife.
22) propose ( предлагаю )

Then, I propose that Royal here draw up plans
23) settle ( поселиться )

And you... have you settle?
24) dare ( смею )

(Cosgrove) What are you doing? I... How fucking dare you?
25) bind ( привязать )

There's bound to be something we can give Laing in exchange.
26) pursue ( преследовать )

- 'But it was you that pursue me.' - 'It's over! Do you hear me?'
27) refuse ( отказать )

after prisoners refuse to return to their cells,
28) spell ( заклинание )

That's not how you spell "arse", darling.

Adverbs

1) uncommonly ( необыкновенно )

He's uncommonly arrogant. He needs bringing down a peg or two.
2) overboard ( за бортом )

He went a bit overboard with Simmons, but really he wouldn't hurt a fly.
3) onward ( далее )

Come on, darling! Chop-chop! Half a league onward!
4) silently ( молча )

It's as if everyone suddenly silently decided to cross some line.
5) desperately ( отчаянно )

She's going to play a desperately sad actress
6) professionally ( профессионально )

Professionally detached.
7) tightly ( плотно )

They've fitted themselves so tightly into their slots that...
8) alright ( в порядке )

- White. - Mr Royal. Everything alright, sir?
9) sexually ( сексуально )

Not sexually, of course.
10) gently ( аккуратно )

(All) Row, row, row your boat gently down the stream
11) nowhere ( нигде )

One thing's for sure, this building's nowhere near as homogenous
12) nevertheless ( однако )

Nevertheless, you're all forgetting one small point.
13) loud ( громкий )

I'm so sorry. I... I didn't mean to say that out loud.
14) perfectly ( отлично )

I should have married someone like you. Stoic and perfectly breasted.
15) aside ( в сторону )

Respect shouldn't be set aside
16) besides ( кроме того )

Besides, shouldn't you be running along to the television studios?
17) somewhere ( где-то )

There's a brothel somewhere in the building.
18) personally ( лично )

I wouldn't take it personally, sir.
19) obviously ( очевидно )

Obviously.
20) apparently ( видимо )

unless I pay her what I apparently owe her.
21) definitely ( наверняка )

You are definitely the best amenity in the building.
22) forever ( навсегда )

You can't hide up here forever.
23) possibly ( возможно )

He's possibly the sanest man in the building.
24) normally ( обычно )

Sorry. It's just people normally lie here and just... lie.
25) absolutely ( абсолютно )

Munrow's scan. He's absolutely fine.
26) properly ( правильно )

so I can turn a damned light on and ensure I've wiped my backside properly.
27) certainly ( конечно )

Hm. Seems Richard Wilder is certainly a maverick.
28) nearly ( почти )

I'm nearly perfectly happy just as I am.

Adjectives

1) overindulgent ( болтливого )

outraged by all that overindulgent toilet training.
2) magnanimous ( благородным )

Very magnanimous of you, I'm sure.
3) unconscionable ( бессовестно )

Simmons is right. Wilder is nothing but an unconscionable fucking reprobate.
4) inoperable ( неоперабельный )

It's... It's inoperable, I'm afraid.
5) agitator ( агитатор )

Yes, I recognise you from the foyer. Sort of an agitator type.
6) unspoken ( невысказанное )

And I suppose you believe that there should be unspoken rules, hm?
7) attache ( атташе )

And to top it all, Mercer here says he actually shat in his attache case.
8) schizophrenic ( шизофреник )

58. Male. Schizophrenic. Myocardial infarction.
9) impervious ( непроницаемый )

Impervious to the psychological pressures of high-rise life.
10) reassuring ( обнадеживает )

That's him. He's quite reassuring, but rather cold hands.
11) perverse ( порочные )

Perhaps they resent never having had the chance to become perverse,
12) twinkle ( мерцание )

Lover boy. Twinkle toes. Are you in my league, by any chance, hmm?
13) fascist ( фашист )

Fascist pig!
14) distal ( дистальный )

and we stand on the distal phalanx of the index finger.
15) arrogant ( высокомерно )

He's uncommonly arrogant. He needs bringing down a peg or two.
16) detrimental ( вредно )

is the detrimental effect of all these rotten-toothed little imps.
17) thriving ( процветает )

Well, healthy competition is the basis of a modern thriving economy.
18) pathetic ( жалко )

Pathetic, really.
19) obsessed ( одержим )

Like all poor people, she's obsessed with money.
20) cautious ( осторожный )

'a modest project which, nevertheless, required careful and cautious planning.
21) sane ( вменяемый )

He's possibly the sane man in the building.
22) unconscious ( бессознательное )

It looks like the unconscious diagram of some kind of psychic event.
23) absurd ( абсурд )

Don't be absurd.
24) damned ( проклятые )

so I can turn a damned light on and ensure I've wiped my backside properly.
25) depressed ( депрессия )

- What is Helen feeding you? - Nothing. She's too depressed to cook.
26) accountable ( ответственность )

I'm not accountable to you, Mr Wilder.
27) sensible ( разумный )

I think any sensible person would envy what you have here.
28) alright ( в порядке )

It's alright. Go back to sleep.

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