Name: A Moorland Holiday
Released: 2018-09-08
Cast: Hugh Bonneville, Phyllis Logan, Elizabeth McGovern

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Nouns

1) underbutler

I am an underbutler, and...
2) scullery ( посудомойка )

So I fetched a knife from the scullery
3) balalaika ( балалайка )

and midnight skating to the strains of the balalaika,
4) gasworks ( газовый завод )

Killing sparrows by the gasworks is hardly the same
5) pittance ( гроши )

either I gave up work and we lived on a pittance,
6) innuendo ( недосказанность )

They weave their web with little lies and innuendo
7) countryman ( земляк )

Oh, many of our countrymen have settled there.
8) stepfather ( отчим )

And your stepfather was an iron worker.
9) lordship ( светлость )

And, in fact, I'm to load for his lordship,
10) chum ( чум )

No, I think I'll chum Tom for this drive.
11) deference ( почтительность )

Oh, he's all bows and deference to his face,
12) vino ( вино )

E vino veritas-- from wine comes truth.
13) sob ( всхлип )

Bored to sob, but better.
14) grouse ( рябчиков )

as shooting grouse at Brancaster Castle!
15) chauffeur ( шофер )

Few chauffeur travel with a valet.
16) scum ( мразь )

DENKER: How do you get rid of all this scum?
17) merton ( мертон )

MERTON: Well, if you're going to be miserable,
18) telegram ( телеграмма )

I've had a telegram from Mr. Murray.
19) broth ( отвар )

she would make the most delicious chicken broth
20) ulcer ( язва )

Your father has an ulcer.
21) fuss ( возня )

I don't know why you're making such a fuss, Mama.
22) brink ( грани )

from the brink of the abyss.
23) tug ( буксир )

by a tear-stained tug of war.
24) nuisance ( неприятность )

It's rather a nuisance, but Charlie Rogers has rung
25) posture ( поза )

or in a semi-recumbent posture.
26) barrow ( барроу )

Can't Barrow come up with something?
27) valet ( камердинер )

I am Mr. Barrow, valet to the Earl of Grantham.
28) spit ( плевать )

everything will be done in the most Iickety spit manner.

Verbs

1) overdo ( перестараться )

and I'm terribly afraid he overdid it.
2) detest ( ненавижу )

You detest her, and yet I've never known you fight
3) overshadow ( затмить )

I will not have my final years overshadow
4) embarrass ( смущать )

Now I've embarrass you.
5) frighten ( стращать )

I mean it-- you frighten me
6) betray ( предать )

but my maid had betray us to the princess,
7) amaze ( удивлять )

and that would have amaze Sybil,
8) shred ( лоскуток )

and the police know their case would be shred in court.
9) rattle ( погремушка )

He does get so rattle by things.
10) offend ( обидеть )

And you're not offend?
11) spoil ( портить )

I'm sure they're being spoil to death.
12) uncover ( раскрыть )

He says they've uncover something,
13) stab ( удар )

A man attacks her and she stab him with a knife.
14) supervise ( контролировать )

While I'd be supervising the mythical "maid of all work?"
15) plaster ( штукатурка )

You'll get plaster on a sniff of sherry.
16) persuade ( убедить )

but my mother persuade him to say he slipped and fell,
17) insult ( оскорбление )

but I've never been insult in public,
18) weave ( плетение )

They weave their web with little lies and innuendo
19) spit ( плевать )

Well, that sounds more final than if you'd spat in my eye.
20) fetch ( принести )

So I fetch a knife from the scullery
21) lend ( одолжить )

They are given, not lent.
22) insist ( настаивать )

No, go on, I insist.
23) threaten ( угрожать )

I threaten him.
24) swear ( клянусь )

you'd have sworn you could paint the Mona Lisa
25) appoint ( назначить )

Well, at the appoint hour,
26) regret ( жалею )

and while we regret his going,
27) bore ( зануда )

Bored to sobs, but better.
28) interrupt ( прервать )

Have I interrupt a lovers' tryst?

Adverbs

1) shamelessly ( безбожно )

and I shamelessly took advantage.
2) democratically ( демократически )

and if that thought's too democratically overpowering,
3) madly ( безумно )

we fell madly in love.
4) awfully ( ужасно )

Awfully, awfully well.
5) diligently ( старательно )

And what are you carrying so diligently?
6) amazingly ( удивительно )

The della Francesca sold amazingly well.
7) terribly ( ужасно )

and I'm terribly afraid he overdid it.
8) forwards ( вперед )

At least we're going forwards and not backwards.
9) luckily ( к счастью )

Luckily for us.
10) seldom ( редко )

Lord Hexham is seldom at home,
11) professionally ( профессионально )

and conduct yourself more professionally in the future!
12) backwards ( назад )

At least we're going forwards and not backwards.
13) aboard ( на борту )

Get aboard before I get cross with you.
14) adequately ( адекватно )

can ever adequately express our gratitude.
15) afterwards ( потом )

I hope to speak to him afterwards.
16) wherever ( где )

Wherever you are, we send you all our love and kisses
17) steady ( устойчивый )

Steady on.
18) perfectly ( отлично )

I'm perfectly all right.
19) besides ( кроме того )

Besides, you're a good shot.
20) somewhere ( где-то )

Are you going somewhere?
21) obviously ( очевидно )

Obviously.
22) apparently ( видимо )

Apparently, tea is normally served in the antelibrary here.
23) unfortunately ( к сожалению )

but unfortunately, he didn't send it.
24) forever ( навсегда )

She'll love you forever if you'll let her.
25) normally ( обычно )

Apparently, tea is normally served in the antelibrary here.
26) twice ( дважды )

There's nothing I do you won't be able to manage twice as well.
27) doubt ( сомневаюсь )

No doubt Anna will be, too.
28) properly ( правильно )

At least not properly.

Adjectives

1) discourteous ( невежливо )

I felt it would be discourteous
2) obsequious ( подобострастно )

He seems obsequious enough.
3) infuriating ( бесит )

How infuriating!
4) uninterested ( незаинтересованные )

She's completely uninterested in me,
5) uninvited ( незваные )

or have you given way to the uninvited guest?
6) overpowering ( пересиливая )

and if that thought's too democratically overpowering,
7) unfulfilled ( неисполненные )

Are you pining for some unfulfilled dream?
8) accommodating ( сговорчивый )

I hope your neighbor knows how accommodating you're being.
9) restorative ( общеукрепляющие )

should know how to make a restorative broth.
10) immoral ( аморально )

I will never again receive an immoral proposition
11) sentimental ( сентиментальный )

but it's not like you to be sentimental.
12) unjust ( несправедливо )

so it won't be unjust to set her free.
13) dubious ( сомнительное )

I was not so much jealous as dubious, m'lady.
14) frightening ( страшно )

That's a frightening thought
15) tedious ( нудно )

Nothing is more tedious than other people's misfortunes.
16) embarrassed ( неловко )

I'm not embarrassed.
17) frightened ( испуганные )

and I don't like being frightened.
18) embarrassing ( неловко )

"which could only prove embarrassing to us both.
19) unpleasant ( неприятно )

Oh, that was unpleasant, wasn't it?
20) ashamed ( пристыжен )

I'm ashamed.
21) miserable ( убогие )

MERTON: Well, if you're going to be miserable,
22) jealous ( завидно )

You mustn't be jealous
23) frustrating ( расстраивает )

It is a very frustrating situation.
24) amusing ( занятно )

where malice ceases to be amusing.
25) welcoming ( приветствуя )

They seem much more welcoming than we are.
26) exhausted ( исчерпаны )

but I think they fell down exhausted.
27) inclined ( склоняюсь )

that I'm not inclined to welcome your cousin Shrimpie
28) anxious ( тревожно )

Please, we're all anxious

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