Name: Flight Risk
Released: 2018-06-05
Cast: Jonny Lee Miller, Lucy Liu, Jon Michael Hill

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Nouns

1) tactility ( тактильность )

but there's nothing like the tactility of the original devices,
2) tosspot ( пьяница )

Just out of curiosity, why did the old tosspot drop out this time?
3) pallor ( бледность )

Note the pallor, the perspiration, the inability to hold eye contact.
4) laceration ( терзания )

Laceration like that if his heart was still pumping,
5) saboteur ( диверсант )

What if Hank walked in on the saboteur?
6) precipice ( пропасть )

He's on the precipice. You can tell. Sweating, hands are trembling.
7) airstrip ( аэродром )

You weren't at the airstrip when the plane took off?
8) bolo ( боло )

Blue Toyota Camry. We got a BOLO out.
9) sweetener ( сахарозаменитель )

I was discussing an artificial sweetener with a suspect earlier on.
10) perspiration ( пот )

Note the pallor, the perspiration, the inability to hold eye contact.
11) granule ( зерно )

Well, yeah, these granule aren't frosted.
12) quirk ( бзик )

and I believe I've found a mathematical quirk
13) alibi ( алиби )

Charles Cooper, that he won't alibi you for the murder of Hank Gerard.
14) chipper ( измельчитель )

Maybe some lunatic will put his mother-in-law in the wood chipper,
15) nuance ( нюанс )

So eventually, we met, so I could coach him on its nuance.
16) tremor ( тремор )

The pilot looks confident, but I detect a slight tremor in his hands.
17) kilo ( кило )

66 pounds is the equivalent of exactly 30 kilo.
18) grudge ( злопамятность )

it occurred to me that the saboteur may have been satisfying a grudge,
19) lunatic ( лунатик )

Maybe some lunatic will put his mother-in-law in the wood chipper,
20) madman ( сумасшедший )

You might want to add wrench-wielding madman to that list.
21) fuselage ( фюзеляж )

This man's leg was nearly amputated by a piece of fuselage,
22) loo ( сортир )

If it didn't, then you'd have asked to visit the loo quite some time ago.
23) fumes ( перегаром )

That's probably why he looks so ill. Fumes are finally getting to him.

Verbs

1) emblazon ( пришейте )

It's emblazon with the logo VeriScript.
2) amputate ( ампутировать )

This man's leg was nearly amputate by a piece of fuselage,
3) bludgeon ( кистень )

The killer bludgeon Mr. Gerard, then, for reasons yet to be determined,
4) poach ( браконьерствовали )

Yeah. That was nothing. Yeah, I poach one of his regulars.
5) perpetrate ( совершать )

No sign of any crime being perpetrate there.
6) dabble ( барахтаться )

I knew he was dabbling on and off,
7) improvise ( импровизировать )

You improvise. You killed him.
8) bathe ( купаться )

It's worse this time. It's like he bathe in the stuff.
9) shudder ( с содроганием )

It climbed like that for a while, then shudder,
10) incline ( наклон )

Hank's boss was incline to accept it, and Hank wanted more.
11) sabotage ( саботаж )

Somebody sabotage the flight.
12) stall ( заглохнет )

His car stall, so I had to stop by his place to give him a jump.
13) beg ( прошу )

- I beg your pardon? - The sex. The shagging.
14) toss ( бросить )

- No Barts? - A lot of drawers toss inside.
15) lend ( одолжить )

The police made the case. I just lent a helping hand.
16) threaten ( угрожать )

It's more likely that he threaten to go to the authorities if you didn't stop.
17) owe ( должен )

Don't you think we owe it to their loved ones to prove that?
18) grasp ( понять )

There's no way he could have grasp and swung the heavy wrench
19) spill ( разлив )

Initially, I'd assumed that you just spill some on your clothing,
20) warn ( предупредить )

I warn him it was dangerous but he, heh, wouldn't listen.
21) bother ( заморачиваться )

I'm sorry if I bother you.
22) flush ( флеш )

Well, I flush his drugs and I looked after him for a day or so.
23) doom ( дум )

in that the flight was doom to crash anyway.

Adverbs

1) criminally ( преступно )

Stubborn, criminally so. Always was.
2) incrementally ( постепенно )

incrementally more time with him than you,
3) respectfully ( с уважением )

Respectfully, that doesn't sound much like a friendship to me.
4) terribly ( ужасно )

Would you mind terribly if I asked one of you first?
5) utterly ( совершенно )

Not just weird. Utterly ridiculous.
6) aboard ( на борту )

He says, and I quote, "Three souls aboard." Three. Not four.
7) electronically ( в электронном виде )

your services as my sober companion electronically.
8) nowhere ( нигде )

I was nowhere near the hangar this morning.
9) barely ( еле )

so high he could barely speak.
10) literally ( буквально )

Now that I've met him, I know that he's our weakest suspect, literally.
11) somehow ( как-то )

Somehow I'll soldier on.
12) virtually ( практически )

yet there's virtually no evidence of blood loss on his pants.
13) instantly ( мгновенно )

Blow would've killed him instantly.
14) basically ( в основном )

Because, thanks to you, we're still basically just strangers.
15) regardless ( независимо от )

regardless of the extra weight of Hank Gerard's body.
16) hence ( отсюда )

It was a compound fracture, hence the scar.
17) obviously ( очевидно )

Obviously given to the lawyers as some sort of promotional gift,
18) definitely ( наверняка )

We'll take it, definitely.
19) carefully ( тщательно )

so, please, listen very carefully.
20) unfortunately ( к сожалению )

Unfortunately, rotund, white, male executives at the company
21) eventually ( в конце концов )

So eventually, we met, so I could coach him on its nuances.
22) possibly ( возможно )

- How could you possibly know that? - Because he is a serial absentee.
23) normally ( обычно )

Normally, you would have put up every picture you had from the crash site.

Adjectives

1) unfrosted ( матовые )

Same unfrosted grains I saw at the crash site.
2) rotund ( пухлый )

Unfortunately, rotund, white, male executives at the company
3) smoldering ( тлеет )

into a smoldering pile of wreckage in seconds...
4) fatigued ( устали )

Engine failure? Bird strike? Fatigued wing spar?
5) brackish ( солоноватой )

It's a type of cordgrass which grows only in brackish water.
6) exorbitant ( запредельные )

Why else would anyone pay your exorbitant fees?
7) deductive ( дедуктивный )

A specialist in the field of deductive reasoning.
8) carcinogenic ( канцерогенные )

There are minute differences, carcinogenic ones in that case.
9) distracting ( отвлекает )

Can see how that might be distracting to a pilot.
10) stubborn ( упрямый )

Stubborn, criminally so. Always was.
11) pathological ( патологические )

A pathological maker and breaker of promises.
12) stunned ( ошарашенные )

You like pushing buttons. I'm stunned.
13) distinguishing ( отличительной )

Our suspect does have one distinguishing feature, however,
14) sober ( трезвый )

your services as my sober companion electronically.
15) ironic ( иронично )

It's a bit ironic, isn't it? Diabetic working for a company
16) oversized ( негабаритных )

Oversized ergonomic pens, a book holder.
17) outrageous ( возмутительно )

to make outrageous and highly specific requests.
18) moist ( влажный )

Hm. It's still a bit moist, which means the wrench was in the water
19) ergonomic ( эргономичный )

Oversized ergonomic pens, a book holder.
20) onboard ( на борту )

you recorded an onboard weight of exactly 66 pounds
21) peculiar ( своеобразный )

What is it? You look peculiar.
22) ridiculous ( смешно )

Not just weird. Utterly ridiculous.
23) deceased ( умершего )

But for your recently deceased colleague, Joe Newell, maybe.

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