Name: Episode Four
Released: 2018-08-05
Cast: Hugh Bonneville, Phyllis Logan, Elizabeth McGovern

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Nouns

1) poacher ( браконьер )

Just because you're a poacher turned gamekeeper, there's no need for rudeness. No, sir.
2) rudeness ( хамство )

Just because you're a poacher turned gamekeeper, there's no need for rudeness. No, sir.
3) lordship ( светлость )

And then, His Lordship's without a valet and... and your plate is piled so high!
4) fella ( парень )

That fella turned up asking for food.
5) grudge ( злопамятность )

Because obviously, I hold a grudge longer than you.
6) chauffeur ( шофер )

That is why one talks to chauffeur, isn't it?
7) lunchtime ( обед )

If you mean the patients' new lunchtime,
8) countess ( графиня )

No - Or are you like everyone else in thinking that, because she's a countess,
9) wartime ( военное время )

But in wartime we, like all of you, have more important things to worry about.
10) aegis ( эгидой )

They've opened a branch in Northern France under the aegis of the Red Cross.
11) pickle ( рассол )

and I've sent Beth into the village for some eggs to pickle,
12) unicorn ( единорог )

A unicorn, if ever there was one.
13) moth ( мотылек )

I might check his clothes for moth. What about you?
14) stew ( рагу )

Mmm... What is it? Beef stew, m'lady.
15) optimism ( оптимизм )

I hate the word "missing". It seems to leave so little room for optimism.
16) beau ( денди )

And this is your beau, is it?
17) pardon ( простите )

Beg your pardon for troubling you, only the door was open.
18) valet ( камердинер )

with His Lordship having no valet since the loony went.
19) gong ( гонг )

Sorry I'm late! Has the dressing gong rung yet?
20) motive ( мотив )

Do you really, my darling? I wish I could believe in your motive.
21) diplomacy ( дипломатия )

Well, I won't put you down for a career in diplomacy, then!
22) luncheon ( завтрак )

But I don't understand. The patients are always served their luncheon at 12:30.
23) despair ( отчаяние )

I tell myself it's too early to despair,

Verbs

1) misjudge ( недооценивать )

I misjudge you, Bates, and I abused you when we parted.
2) disobey ( ослушаться )

Mrs Patmore seems to be disobey my instructions and I can't get to the reason why.
3) vanish ( исчезают )

At times like these, people vanish and turn up again in the strangest places.
4) stumble ( оступиться )

When we got out of that, we stumble into a field dressing station,
5) reckon ( думаю )

Do you think there's enough? You could feed about 50, I reckon.
6) disregard ( пренебрежение )

where I learnt that my timetable has been wantonly disregard.
7) sneak ( ябеда )

He must have gone straight to the Major and sneak on you the moment your back was turned.
8) beg ( прошу )

I beg your pardon, m'lord, but the Dowager Countess is leaving. Ah.
9) lend ( одолжить )

A man who lend money, then uses it to blackmail the recipient?
10) knot ( узел )

What did you want me to do? Tell him to get knot?
11) relieve ( снять )

Then you'll be relieve to see me. Oh, tremendously.
12) owe ( должен )

Write to him. Tell him of your plans with Carlisle. You owe him that.
13) remind ( напомнить )

Mr Bates is back, and you remind me. I'd better ring it now.
14) tear ( слеза )

You've also torn up the nurses' timetable. I haven't torn up anything...
15) propose ( предлагаю )

He tells me he propose when he was staying here.
16) divide ( разделить )

Molesley. Ma'am. If you bring that table over, I suggest we divide the food.
17) patrol ( патруль )

We don't need anyone with us. The Sergeant knows what we're doing. But what are we patrol for?
18) shake ( встряхнуть )

We haven't kissed, or anything. I don't think we've shake hands!
19) trap ( ловушка )

and then we were trap behind some Germans for three days.
20) gather ( собрать )

Well, I gather His Lordship knows his own mind,
21) alter ( изменить )

Oh no, she's alter those, too. Has she, indeed?
22) blame ( винить )

I blame myself for not stepping in earlier - that I will admit.
23) admit ( признать )

where we were immediately admit.

Adverbs

1) frightfully ( ужасно )

He's frightfully full of himself. You don't say!
2) madly ( безумно )

I might go over to Malton tomorrow. Agatha Spenlow is madly promoting her charity fair.
3) unreasonably ( безосновательно )

Her Ladyship felt it made the staff luncheon unreasonably early.
4) tremendously ( чрезвычайно )

Then you'll be relieved to see me. Oh, tremendously.
5) oddly ( странно )

Oddly enough, I don't think she was trying to make trouble.
6) nowhere ( нигде )

Then why did she start talking about "inappropriate friendships" out of nowhere?
7) precisely ( точно )

We were only... I know precisely what you were doing, Major.
8) somehow ( как-то )

Somehow, we got lost
9) perfectly ( отлично )

I'm sure there's a perfectly reasonable explanation.
10) obviously ( очевидно )

Because obviously, I hold a grudge longer than you.
11) apparently ( видимо )

It happens all the time, apparently,
12) forever ( навсегда )

But you won't be content to stay at Downton forever, will you?
13) possibly ( возможно )

You'll be missed. By you, possibly.
14) twice ( дважды )

He met him here twice before the war. Listen.
15) properly ( правильно )

Well, she never eats properly, anyway. Not on her own.
16) truly ( действительно )

I'm not trying to upset you, truly.
17) indeed ( действительно )

Oh no, she's altered those, too. Has she, indeed?
18) certainly ( конечно )

Certainly.
19) exactly ( точно )

I'm not "worried" like that, exactly, but this is William. I think we should all be worried.
20) earlier ( ранее )

I spoke to His Lordship earlier.
21) immediately ( сразу )

where we were immediately admitted.
22) alone ( один )

I'm sorry to push in, but I was sitting alone until I couldn't stand it no more.
23) soft ( мягкий )

Are you going soft in your old age?

Adjectives

1) patronising ( патронируя )

I don't like him - he's a patronising bastard who sneaks behind my back,
2) imperious ( властный )

I hear you're becoming mighty imperious in your manner with the staff here.
3) loony ( псих )

with His Lordship having no valet since the loony went.
4) unprofessional ( непрофессионально )

It would be foolish to accuse you of being unprofessional,
5) affectionate ( ласковая )

Your affectionate cousin, Mary. '
6) tempting ( заманчиво )

Has she? Well, I suppose it was too tempting to resist.
7) drastic ( кардинальные )

I shall offer them my services. Well, that's... that's very drastic.
8) embarrassed ( неловко )

It is for me to feel embarrassed.
9) embarrassing ( неловко )

He felt it might be embarrassing. Yeah...
10) ashamed ( пристыжен )

I may have been as bad in my heart, m'lord, but I've done nothing to be ashamed of.
11) awkward ( неловко )

and it can be awkward, you know, later on.
12) foolish ( глупо )

It would be foolish to accuse you of being unprofessional,
13) disappointing ( разочарование )

The chauffeur, Branson? Oh, how disappointing of you!
14) anxious ( тревожно )

and they are so anxious for us both to be in it,
15) sore ( болит )

Mr Bates! You're a sight for sore eyes.
16) fond ( любят )

We're all very fond of William downstairs. Of course you are.
17) ridiculous ( смешно )

Don't be ridiculous. You're too scared to admit it...
18) sour ( кисло )

Talk about sweet and sour.
19) invisible ( невидимый )

I was doing some invisible mending on one of his coats.
20) vulnerable ( уязвимых )

Don't worry. He's more vulnerable than when he was last here.
21) inappropriate ( неуместно )

Then why did she start talking about "inappropriate friendships" out of nowhere?
22) nervous ( нервная )

And you're not nervous?
23) strict ( строгий )

I know she can be strict, but she's not - She wouldn't listen.

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