Name: Everybody Ought to Have a Maid
Released: 2017-12-16
Cast: Teri Hatcher, Felicity Huffman, Marcia Cross

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Nouns

1) tranquilizer ( транквилизатор )

(gasps) I've gotta get my tranquilizer gun.
2) knucklehead ( болван )

These two knucklehead decided to slide down the staircase.
3) tonsil ( миндалины )

Uh, what is she patrolling for? His tonsil?
4) perv ( перв )

A neighbor was suspected. Everybody thinks I'm the perv who attacked julie.
5) ganja ( гянджа )

Thinks anyone who talks like this must have ganja to sell.
6) omelet ( омлет )

And let me make you a nice salad or an omelet?
7) carelessness ( беспечность )

Considering your carelessness almost killed my daughter.
8) pretzel ( крендель )

Really? Well, you sure put that pretzel vendor in his place.
9) alibi ( алиби )

You'll give me a match and an alibi. Honey, let her have her lies. Let her plot.
10) spatula ( шпатель )

We don't need to use that spatula anymore!
11) disdain ( брезгую )

Your disdain was perfectly clear from the look you gave me.
12) geranium ( герань )

They're gonna take better care of geranium?
13) someplace ( где-то )

Is there someplace we can go where we can talk?
14) bandage ( бандаж )

With a bandage on your shoulder for a few days--
15) irma ( ирма )

So you picked irma pritchet? Her son is in a nursing home.
16) accusation ( обвинение )

Okay, I just shot you. Let's not be throwing accusation around. It looks like it just grazed your shoulder.
17) posse ( отряд )

Laura and her stuck-up posse
18) bedside ( прикроватные )

The bedside lamp.

Verbs

1) sulk ( дуться )

But when I pay, he sulk. He says I'm "keeping" him.
2) startle ( спугнуть )

I was so startle, I didn't know what to say.
3) sneer ( глумиться )

Now they just sneer right in your face.
4) graze ( пасут )

Okay, I just shot you. Let's not be throwing accusations around. It looks like it just graze your shoulder.
5) greet ( приветствую )

She was greet by children who came with signs...
6) impress ( впечатление )

Well, I doubt this woman would've been impress.
7) beg ( прошу )

I've beg him for a divorce, but he won't let me go.
8) swear ( клянусь )

You screw me on this, and I swear,
9) whip ( хлыст )

Well, you should've whip out
10) peg ( колышек )

(dialing telephone) huh. I never peg susan as a gun owner.
11) freak ( уродец )

She's okay, but she's--she's freak out.
12) deserve ( заслуживают )

And you deserve to have your wife respect you.
13) patrol ( патруль )

Uh, what is she patrol for? His tonsils?
14) assign ( назначить )

You didn't have an assign shift. Tom scavo had to study. He asked me to fill in!
15) scratch ( царапины )

She intentionally scratch my car.
16) screw ( винт )

You screw me on this, and I swear,
17) argue ( спорить )

Hey, that night we argue,
18) fold ( раза )

My laundry is clean, fold and put away, you loon.

Adverbs

1) intentionally ( намеренно )

She intentionally scratched my car.
2) practically ( практически )

I'm practically his prisoner. Your husband's a good man.
3) differently ( иначе )

You'd see me very differently.
4) perfectly ( отлично )

Your disdain was perfectly clear from the look you gave me.
5) besides ( кроме того )

Mm-hmm, and besides, you walk around
6) somewhere ( где-то )

Oh, my wallet's here somewhere.
7) okay ( ладно )

Everything okay out here?
8) apart ( кроме )

That everything could suddenly fall apart.
9) previously ( ранее )

Previously on...
10) exactly ( точно )

And your act isn't exactly zingin' the kids. Hey, I killed at your other kid's party.
11) alone ( один )

(whispers) and I don't want to be alone tonight. (whispers) neither do I.
12) perhaps ( возможно )

Perhaps we should unload this before someone else gets hurt.
13) finally ( наконец )

But what happens when we finally stop for a moment
14) almost ( почти )

Considering your carelessness almost killed my daughter.
15) outside ( снаружи )

He's on a job. What's going on? Somebody is outside.
16) soon ( скоро )

Fine. Soon as I hang this birdhouse.
17) along ( вместе )

These flower boxes are really coming along.
18) enough ( достаточно )

Wasn't good enough for me.

Adjectives

1) irksome ( надоедливый )

Sorry, I had a very irksome encounter myself today.
2) unsupervised ( неконтролируемый )

You left the girls unsupervised?
3) resourceful ( находчивый )

They have learned to be independent and resourceful,
4) intolerable ( невыносимо )

It's intolerable.
5) hesitant ( неуверенный )

I'm only hesitant because he's your boyfriend,
6) unfit ( непригодные )

We conclude they are unfit parents.
7) ingenious ( гениальный )

So, roy, since you're so ingenious,
8) insulting ( обидно )

It was very insulting.
9) dope ( наркота )

And you just assume I'm a bad person... And a dope fiend.
10) awkward ( неловко )

Would I be putting you in this awkward position?
11) grilled ( гриль )

Voilà. Grilled langoustine. Your favorite.
12) rude ( грубо )

And this waitress was rude and superior.
13) intact ( нетронутыми )

His walnuts are completely intact!
14) asleep ( спит )

While you were asleep.
15) eager ( жаждущих )

I'm sure you're eager to get home to your husband.
16) cruel ( жестокий )

You're right. I'm sorry. This is cruel.
17) dumb ( тупой )

Mm. Dumb move, katherine.
18) upset ( расстроена )

I understand why you're upset.

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