Name: The Damage a Man Can Do
Released: 2018-02-02
Cast: Michael C. Hall, Jennifer Carpenter, David Zayas

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Nouns

1) schoolteacher ( учитель )

A schoolteacher here, a mother of two there.
2) machete ( мачете )

We can't exactly load up the cart with axes and machete, can we?
3) poof ( пуф )

and poof! He just disappears. You know, thin air. Adiós.
4) bolo ( боло )

I'm gonna issue a BOLO for him.
5) informant ( информатор )

Your assigned confidential informant number.
6) fission ( деления )

Yeah. Wedding rings and nuclear fission are like my secret specialties.
7) gambler ( картежник )

This guy's a gambler. Look where it got him.
8) rein ( приструнить )

another thing to share the rein with him.
9) appetizer ( закуска )

We'll start with a steak appetizer,
10) caterer ( поставщик )

And it's not like you can pick the florist or the caterer or even the wedding bands.
11) intimidation ( запугивание )

Missing evidence, witness intimidation, jury tampering.
12) waffle ( вафельный )

The waffle is a lot like the pancake, only square.
13) dope ( наркота )

You'll sell out a cop for some dope you're fucking?
14) bender ( бендер )

Then Stewart went on a bender until he finally swallowed his own bullet.
15) temper ( закал )

He has a temper. He gets very angry.
16) liar ( врун )

And Señor King will be very disappointed to hear you're calling him a liar.
17) foreman ( форман )

- Mario's one of my best foremen. - So he's a good guy?
18) bullshit ( бред )

- It's not bullshit. - Keep telling yourself that, Dex.
19) skinner ( скиннер )

We do know if you keep stonewalling us on this Skinner case,
20) quart ( кварта )

- Now we pick up Mr. Fleeter. - You ever drop a quart of milk?
21) scotch ( скотч )

And a double Scotch, neat soda back, pourmoi.
22) caffeine ( кофеин )

OK, OK. Too much caffeine.
23) flap ( лоскут )

It's been said that a butterfly can flap its wings in BraziI...

Verbs

1) gange

Rita's pregnancy hormones seem to be ganging up on us this morning.
2) bludgeon ( кистень )

We know he bludgeon people to death, so look for something...bludgeon.
3) radiate ( излучать )

You drop a pebble into a pond and the rippIes radiate outwards,
4) amuse ( потешить )

- I'm glad I amuse you. - Not half as glad as I am.
5) invent ( придумывать )

Because it was invent by Simon P Waffle
6) stab ( удар )

We know about the incident in Managua, the one where you stab a cab driver.
7) crawl ( ползать )

UntiI finaIIy a fish grows arms and Iegs and crawl out of the water.
8) scare ( пугать )

Scared to death of him.
9) smash ( разбить )

And picks up a rock and smash the next two fish over the head.
10) disappear ( исчезают )

and poof! He just disappear. You know, thin air. Adiós.
11) bust ( бюст )

I just bust guys like him every day. I don't remember.
12) knock ( стук )

Uh, this looks like it's been knock around some.
13) remind ( напомнить )

Yeah, I just heard a love song on the radio that remind me of you.
14) gig ( концерт )

The way I figured it, you gig until closing,
15) shake ( встряхнуть )

Let's hope something shake loose on this. Come here.
16) assign ( назначить )

Your assign confidential informant number.
17) grab ( захватить )

He watches from the trees and when the time is right, he grab them.
18) survive ( выжить )

He touched my sister. Sadly, he survive.
19) celebrate ( праздновать )

How about we celebrate now?
20) destroy ( уничтожить )

Those lives that you destroy.
21) laugh ( смех )

Makes me laugh every time.
22) investigate ( расследование )

So you told Quinn I was investigating him.
23) trim ( отделка )

Shit. Trimmed trees. The Skinner's been here.

Adverbs

1) outwards ( наружу )

You drop a pebble into a pond and the rippIes radiate outwards,
2) aggressively ( агрессивно )

Which is why I want to use our CI more aggressively.
3) freshly ( свежие )

I would, Deb, but I'm already freshly bageled.
4) backwards ( назад )

Oh, and so you work it backwards from there, right?
5) sadly ( к сожалению )

He touched my sister. Sadly, he survived.
6) altogether ( вообще )

and if I worked hard enough, it would go away altogether.
7) perfectly ( отлично )

and ask what perfectly logical reason he had for lighting his ex-wife's house on fire.
8) somewhere ( где-то )

- And it's all written down somewhere. - Right. CI files.
9) apparently ( видимо )

Apparently he was, but then they put him on the next bus back here in the afternoon.
10) definitely ( наверняка )

That was definitely wrong what that guy did.
11) unfortunately ( к сожалению )

Unfortunately, he wasn't very good at it.
12) forever ( навсегда )

The skirt-wearing days do not last forever.
13) twice ( дважды )

No one would ever think twice, huh?
14) exactly ( точно )

We can't exactly load up the cart with axes and machetes, can we?
15) alone ( один )

As long as you're alone.
16) sometimes ( иногда )

Dex, sometimes people recognize me.
17) fucking ( бля )

Let's say that this guy has to work with this girl, but he fucking hates doing it,
18) finally ( наконец )

Then Stewart went on a bender until he finally swallowed his own bullet.
19) otherwise ( в противном случае )

Then why would George King suggest otherwise?
20) forward ( вперед )

Do I heIp MigueI move forward on this, or do I Iisten to Harry and shut it down?
21) outside ( снаружи )

Never stood outside,
22) actually ( на самом деле )

Has she, uh, ever actually killed anyone?
23) kind ( вид )

They're kind of cold from scooping ice.

Adjectives

1) inconspicuous ( неброский )

(Dexter) l tell Miguel to be inconspicuous, and what does he do?
2) fattening ( откорм )

Sounds fattening and dangerous.
3) unarmed ( безоружных )

He made a bad judgment call and shot an unarmed coke dealer.
4) nicaraguan ( никарагуанский )

Ah, you keep at it. And you check with Nicaraguan authorities on priors.
5) pebble ( камушек )

You drop a pebble into a pond and the rippIes radiate outwards,
6) dire ( остро )

Dire ethanol emergency here.
7) lame ( хромой )

I have been to some lame-ass rubber chicken dinners in my day, OK?
8) abusive ( матерный )

I could stand here and tell you another story about my abusive father,
9) cruel ( жестокий )

but no bar at all is cruel.
10) unfair ( несправедливо )

That was really fucking unfair what you said yesterday.
11) neat ( аккуратные )

this is all gonna look nice and neat in comparison.
12) disappointed ( разочарован )

And Señor King will be very disappointed to hear you're calling him a liar.
13) dumb ( тупой )

My God, you just get dumb every day.
14) upset ( расстроена )

What are you getting so upset about? What, are you in love with the guy?
15) adolescent ( подростков )

And now, like all self-indulgent, vaguely adolescent musicians,
16) occasional ( иногда )

Sharks, bears, the occasional penguin.
17) gorgeous ( великолепный )

Yeah, how about a foot massage with those big, gorgeous hands of yours?
18) fleet ( флот )

Huh? Because we could have dealt with this Fleeter problem like three times already
19) protective ( защитный )

And I want to put protective detail on you.
20) weird ( странно )

This isn't some kind of weird end run, is it?
21) odd ( странно )

Of course, it's an odd sensation when you happen to be the butterfly.
22) unusual ( необычные )

And unusual.
23) loose ( свободный )

Let's hope something shakes loose on this. Come here.

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