Name: Rachel, Jack and Ashley Too
Released: 2020-07-29
Cast: Daniel Lapaine, Hannah John-Kamen, Michaela Coel

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Nouns

1) hallucinogen ( галлюциноген )

there are some mild hallucinogen I can recommend,
2) junket ( пировать )

that deals with press junket and promos and shit like that. [sighs]
3) mousetrap ( мышеловка )

working on your ground-breaking mousetrap alternative.
4) cramp ( судорога )

I had these god awful period cramp. [groans]
5) finesse ( тонкость )

[Catherine] That gives us time to finesse her replacement.
6) crumb ( крошка )

The state requires them to be certified because the crumb, they attract rodents.
7) interceptor ( истребитель-перехватчик )

-using a temporal interceptor. -[beeps]
8) doodle ( болван )

Yeah, well, at least I'm not some cookie-cutter cutesy doodle,
9) brownie ( домовой )

It's chocolate fudge brownie. Your favorite.
10) rodent ( грызун )

Do you have any idea how long it takes a rodent to die
11) vowel ( гласная буква )

every vowel, every syllable we used for the voice of the Ashley Too dolls.
12) niece ( племянница )

a day her niece almost died.
13) verve ( живость и яркость )

♪ So full of ambition and verve ♪
14) stash ( копить )

I powdered your pill stash and put it in your food.
15) shellfish ( моллюск )

We didn't even know she had a shellfish allergy.
16) overhaul ( капитальный ремонт )

Your pest control policy needs a serious overhaul, my friend.
17) sweetheart ( возлюбленная )

It looks beautiful, sweetheart.
18) bullshit ( чушь собачья )

The other day I walk in and she's writing some obtuse bullshit
19) taco ( тако )

I used to eat those shrimp taco all the goddam time.
20) fudge ( помадка )

It's chocolate fudge brownie. Your favorite.
21) brace ( распорка )

so I made out with his brother, Stevie, even though his brace scratched my teeth.
22) shrine ( святыня )

Oh, yeah, you got the full shrine going on here.
23) restraint ( сдержанность )

The good news is the restraint system works.
24) ambition ( амбиция )

♪ So full of ambition and verve ♪
25) boo ( бу )

Welcome back, still to come, Tusk makes a boo boo on a British TV show
26) asshole ( мудак )

It's alright for you two able-bodied asshole sitting around.
27) sensation ( ощущение )

But first, an exclusive update on tragic pop sensation, Ashley O.
28) crush ( раздавить )

Really? Senior high, I had, like, a major crush on Ryan Simmonds,

Verbs

1) recoup ( отыгрываться )

We're talking sunk costs. Ashley Toos haven't recoup yet,
2) pluck ( срывать )

[pluck strings to muffled music on headphones]
3) stun ( оглушают )

[Todd] Six months ago, millions were stun to learn
4) stabilize ( стабилизировать )

[Jackson] Yeah, I've stabilize it and got it playable.
5) beg ( очень прошу )

[sobs] Please, I'm beg you,
6) toss ( жеребьевка )

-Where's Ashley? -I toss her out.
7) swear ( клясться )

and I swear, when I told her what had happened to the real Ashley,
8) freak ( урод )

Ashley Too freak out.
9) interrupt ( прерывание )

Why are you interrupt me?
10) poison ( яд )

when it's eaten the poison bait in one of these?
11) deserve ( заслуживать )

♪ I'm going to get what I deserve ♪
12) mess ( беспорядок )

I mess it all up.
13) scratch ( царапина )

so I made out with his brother, Stevie, even though his braces scratch my teeth.
14) trap ( ловушка )

You feel trap here.
15) attract ( привлекать )

The state requires them to be certified because the crumbs, they attract rodents.
16) gather ( собирать )

as stunned fans gather to stand vigil.
17) suffer ( страдать )

had suffer a catastrophic allergic reaction while dining at home.
18) belong ( принадлежат )

♪ It belong ♪
19) pitch ( подача )

always pitch perfect, bringing her A-game.
20) extract ( экстракт )

[Catherine] You said you extract a song from her overnight. Is that it?
21) shut ( закрыты )

You shut up.
22) powder ( порошок )

I powder your pill stash and put it in your food.
23) slip ( слип )

She slip into a coma, where she remains to this day.
24) introduce ( вводить )

as we introduce you to a brand-new, yet strangely familiar, superstar.
25) lie ( ложь )

So, you lie?
26) realize ( понимать )

[whispers] You realize that's not the real Ashley.
27) wake ( бодрствование )

and so when I wake up I have to really quickly write it down
28) rush ( порыв )

She's been rush to St. Juniper's ICU.

Adverbs

1) someway ( как-нибудь )

And I just knew there had to be someway to get this out to her fans.
2) sadly ( грустно )

has been sadly unable to participate...
3) incredibly ( невероятно )

But incredibly, Ashley's music career didn't end there,
4) precisely ( точно )

I know precisely what you know.
5) wherever ( где бы )

♪ Oh, honey We'll go dancing wherever you choose ♪
6) basically ( в принципе )

Basically a prisoner.
7) overnight ( с ночевкой )

[Catherine] You said you extracted a song from her overnight. Is that it?
8) apparently ( по-видимому )

apparently over battery issues,
9) definitely ( определенно )

Yep, you're definitely gonna wanna take a look down here.
10) possibly ( возможно )

on whether Ashley herself can possibly recover,
11) normally ( как обычно )

I don't think that's normally there.
12) nearly ( около )

OK, just a few more steps. We're nearly there.
13) exactly ( именно )

I... don't exactly have many friends.
14) alone ( в одиночестве )

-[Rachel] Leave her alone. -Her?
15) fucking ( чертов )

-You eat the rest, I'm fucking sick. -Sit down, you little ingrate.
16) finally ( ну наконец то )

Finally,
17) behind ( позади )

and we are way behind on the next album.
18) extra ( дополнительный )

I'll hit the gym extra hard tomorrow.
19) recently ( в последнее время )

But China has recently shut its doors...
20) round ( круглый )

-[both Ashleys] There's a door round back. -OK, one at a time, please.
21) almost ( почти )

a day her niece almost died.
22) super ( супер )

My mom was super into them, so...
23) actually ( фактически )

Actually, the reason I'm here is...
24) kind ( добрый )

Uh, I don't know, they kind of haven't spoken to me yet.
25) inside ( внутри )

I need to get inside to get that evidence.
26) along ( вместе )

-I see you singing along. -[applause]
27) enough ( достаточно )

Ahh, I don't know, I don't think I'm good enough.
28) later ( потом )

Uh... A little later, maybe.

Adjectives

1) obtuse ( тупой )

The other day I walk in and she's writing some obtuse bullshit
2) watertight ( водонепроницаемый )

Your contract's watertight, it doesn't expire until you turn 25.
3) unconfirmed ( неподтвержденный )

Unconfirmed reports say she is in an irreversible coma.
4) irreversible ( необратимый )

Unconfirmed reports say she is in an irreversible coma.
5) lucrative ( прибыльный )

the most lucrative aspect of the music industry.
6) stunned ( ошеломлен )

He's just stunned,
7) catastrophic ( катастрофический )

had suffered a catastrophic allergic reaction while dining at home.
8) unpredictable ( непредсказуемый )

You've seen her, she's unpredictable.
9) jealous ( ревнивый )

-[Rachel] You're jealous. -Of a doll?
10) imaginary ( мнимый )

-An imaginary friend. -For my birthday, please.
11) exhausted ( истощен )

Never exhausted, never sick,
12) invaluable ( неоценимый )

but the Ashley Too vocal mimicry software proved invaluable
13) motivational ( мотивационным )

We could try a makeover or I could read motivational quotes from inspiring women.
14) fragile ( хрупкое )

She doesn't understand how fragile all this is.
15) scalable ( масштабируемый )

And when I say, "scalable," I mean scalable.
16) tragic ( трагический )

This tragic news comes days after the final performance...
17) alright ( хорошо )

It's alright for you two able-bodied assholes sitting around.
18) versatile ( разносторонний )

and versatile holographic performer in history.
19) awful ( ужасный )

I had these god awful period cramps. [groans]
20) temporal ( временной )

-using a temporal interceptor. -[beeps]
21) urgent ( срочный )

The lady of the house said it was super urgent.
22) remarkable ( замечательный )

thanks to a remarkable technological leap.
23) dramatic ( драматичный )

[news reporter] Dramatic breaking news, here on USN this evening,
24) desperate ( отчаянный )

desperate to break away.
25) technological ( технологический )

thanks to a remarkable technological leap.
26) brilliant ( блестящий )

What's the next phase of your brilliant plan?
27) damn ( черт )

an act that will make the live audience put down their damn phones,
28) incredible ( неимоверный )

[Ashley Too] Rachel, you look incredible.

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