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

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Nouns

1) wastepaper ( макулатуры )

You took a letter out of my wastepaper basket
2) upholsterer ( драпировщик )

Let me know when the upholsterer arrives.
3) assignation ( ассигнационный )

Or is it a secret assignation?
4) lurch ( крен )

but why run off and leave us in the lurch?
5) lordship ( светлость )

Is it fair on his lordship?
6) understatement ( недосказанность )

Well, that's the understatement of the year.
7) mousse ( мусс )

I'm making the mousse for tonight.
8) chauffeur ( шофер )

This is Burns, Aunt Rosamund's chauffeur.
9) prong ( зубец )

I must have put those ruddy prong in wrong.
10) telegram ( телеграмма )

Now I think of it, she'd a telegram yesterday.
11) carpentry ( плотницкий )

Poetry or carpentry,
12) lapse ( ляпсус )

I'm sure this lapse is as much my fault as yours.
13) orphan ( сиротка )

Orphans haven't.
14) aria ( ария )

Mr. aria?
15) toaster ( тостер )

What with these toaster and mixers and such like,
16) lad ( хлопец )

What's the matter, lad?
17) edith ( эдит )

EDITH: I'm in London tomorrow.
18) luncheon ( завтрак )

to send up the children's luncheon in half an hour?
19) kindness ( доброта )

I just don't want you to waste your energy and kindness
20) sack ( мешок )

Well, I'll get the sack if anyone sees this.
21) chap ( глава )

He were a nice chap, Dad.
22) supporter ( сторонник )

Molesley's always been a great supporter of the family.
23) supper ( ужин )

When? After our supper.
24) thief ( вор )

Sneaking off like a thief in the night.
25) grease ( смазка )

DAISY: She wants to save us a bit of elbow grease.
26) nonsense ( бред )

Torn, don't bore her with all that nonsense.
27) plantation ( плантации )

I want to walk the plantation first.
28) goodness ( добро )

She must have, thank goodness.

Verbs

1) crumple ( мнут )

when I had clearly crumple it and thrown it away?
2) bruise ( синяк )

She is broken and bruise and it is ourjob to wrap her up
3) entitle ( право )

I'm sorry you feel entitle to overstep the mark.
4) amaze ( удивлять )

You amaze me.
5) scramble ( схватка )

I won't want the scramble egg for Miss Sybbie's tea.
6) apologize ( извиняюсь )

I apologize for forcing myself on a private conversation.
7) swear ( клянусь )

He's sworn to his sister's wedding.
8) behave ( вести себя )

I suppose you think I behave very badly down there.
9) owe ( должен )

that we owe a great debt to Barrow here.
10) pretend ( притворяться )

I know you only pretend to like her to tease me.
11) whip ( хлыст )

It beats eggs and whip cream and all sorts.
12) slam ( шлема )

before he starts slam nails into them.
13) breathe ( дышать )

in the very air that you breathe.
14) warn ( предупредить )

But I'm warn you.
15) upset ( расстроена )

I could see it had upset you.
16) tear ( слеза )

Torn, don't bore her with all that nonsense.
17) steal ( воровать )

Susan Flintshire has stolen Mama's maid
18) settle ( поселиться )

It's settle, then.
19) deserve ( заслуживают )

Which is no more than we deserve.
20) bind ( привязать )

ROBERT: He was bound to be disappointed.
21) defeat ( поражение )

You're letting yourself be defeat, my lady.
22) dig ( копать )

Now, I've run a bath and dug out some clean clothes
23) gather ( собрать )

So I gather.
24) suffer ( страдать )

She's suffer a terrible tragedy.
25) acquire ( приобрести )

After all, she does appear to have acquire
26) belong ( принадлежат )

but everything else belong to little George.
27) approve ( утвердить )

And anyway, whether you approve or not,
28) arrive ( приехать )

Let me know when the upholsterer arrive.

Adverbs

1) awhile ( некоторое время )

and it'll take quite awhile to find a replacement.
2) sufficiently ( достаточно )

It was just that the work wasn't sufficiently demanding.
3) somehow ( как-то )

Because somehow with Matthew's death,
4) perfectly ( отлично )

Mr. Grigg is perfectly capable of managing his own affairs.
5) besides ( кроме того )

Besides, she's in such a fragile state,
6) obviously ( очевидно )

Well, I shall obviously have to talk to Mrs. Hughes
7) definitely ( наверняка )

You definitely want the position?
8) forever ( навсегда )

Well, won't it take forever?
9) eventually ( в конце концов )

But I suppose she must come out of it eventually.
10) successfully ( успешно )

Not very successfully if he ends up in the workhouse.
11) absolutely ( абсолютно )

It's absolutely disgraceful.
12) properly ( правильно )

But he's a properly trained valet.
13) certainly ( конечно )

Certainly not!
14) exactly ( точно )

Not exactly.
15) alone ( один )

Just leave me alone!
16) sometimes ( иногда )

You know, I sometimes wonder if he isn't really German,
17) forward ( вперед )

Wasn't that a bit forward?
18) quite ( вполне )

It's quite chilly.
19) late ( поздно )

I'm sorry to bother you so late,
20) almost ( почти )

A baby rich as Croesus and a mother almost passed over.
21) outside ( снаружи )

outside of herself,
22) kind ( вид )

Well, I think it was very kind of you
23) inside ( внутри )

Bring her inside.
24) soon ( скоро )

It'll soon be time for you
25) double ( двойной )

CORA: Do you know, I have a terrible feeling I've double booked.
26) along ( вместе )

How is the luncheon for the tenant farmers coming along?
27) enough ( достаточно )

I don't think I'm strong enough to...
28) later ( позже )

CORA: Trust me-- we'll talk about it later.

Adjectives

1) unsuited ( разномастные )

It turns out Miss West is quite unsuited
2) pitiful ( жалко )

He's a pitiful being, but he's not beyond work.
3) nagging ( нытье )

Why does everyone keep nagging and nagging?
4) moot ( спорный )

It's a moot point.
5) frightening ( страшно )

Now you're frightening me.
6) thrilled ( взволнован )

And I couldn't be more thrilled
7) fragile ( хрупкая )

Besides, she's in such a fragile state,
8) fond ( любят )

We were very fond of Mr. Crawley,
9) sour ( кисло )

What's the good of a month of sour looks?
10) asleep ( спит )

I was fast asleep before you came in
11) harsh ( суровый )

He said some harsh things when we last met,
12) bored ( скучно )

I'm bored.
13) awful ( ужасно )

That awful Mr. Lloyd George.
14) disappointed ( разочарован )

Was her ladyship very disappointed?
15) upset ( расстроена )

that it might not be your concern why I was upset?
16) grateful ( благодарен )

I'm grateful.
17) encouraging ( поощрение )

That does seem very encouraging.
18) delicious ( вкусные )

This mousse is delicious, Carson.
19) nervous ( нервная )

He's just nervous that his lordship
20) decent ( приличный )

He's not beyond a decent life, if he could find it.
21) precious ( драгоценные )

There, there, my precious boy.
22) surprised ( удивлен )

I'm surprised at you, Mrs. Hughes.
23) drunk ( пьяный )

She's not tiddly, she's drunk.
24) careful ( осторожны )

They're in my charge, and I cannot be too careful.
25) opposite ( наоборот )

It's the opposite direction.
26) literary ( литературный )

to introduce me to his literary friends.
27) sad ( печально )

This were a sad business.
28) stupid ( глупо )

he's killed in a stupid car crash!

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