Name: Ancient History
Released: 2018-06-10
Cast: Jonny Lee Miller, Lucy Liu, Jon Michael Hill

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Nouns

1) garrote ( гаррота )

The garrote wound is exactly as thick as the cuts
2) otisville ( отисвилле )

Locked up at otisville, but half the cash was never recovered.
3) lothario ( повеса )

Your friend gets to find out that some sweaty lothario
4) mobster ( мафиози )

Instead, you find a mobster
5) tourniquet ( жгут )

And a tourniquet tied just below his groin
6) photojournalist ( фотожурналист )

Look, I know that he's a photojournalist,
7) assailant ( нападавший )

Know their assailant. We, as a species,
8) bolo ( боло )

We put the bolo for andrev out wide,
9) scrip ( сума )

That wrote the fluoxetine scrip
10) trifle ( мелочь )

I cannot indulge this trifle any longer.
11) morgue ( морг )

Watson: For future reference, a morgue is not a diamond mine.
12) admixture ( примесь )

The tobacco is an admixture
13) drape ( драпировать )

It's the same as the drape in your living room.
14) extortion ( поборы )

Extortion, racketeering, three unsolved disappearances.
15) padlock ( замок )

Stranger still, it's been fitted with a padlock. I didn't realize
16) pari ( пари )

Some job in pari for a couple of months.
17) groin ( пах )

And a tourniquet tied just below his groin
18) rarity ( раритет )

One old bill, that's a rarity;
19) minivan ( минивэн )

Into a minivan, killing someone. You know how
20) arson ( поджог )

Of a penny-farthing bicycle and a nonfatal arson case
21) bereavement ( утраты )

These are bereavement cards, notes from floral arrangements.
22) drudge ( ломовая лошадь )

I reviewed your open cases-- sisyphean drudge work.
23) betrayal ( предательство )

With the, the major betrayal of trust

Verbs

1) garrote ( гаррота )

I think he garrote someone the day he died.
2) accost ( обращение )

But obviously you were accost by someone else.
3) ravage ( опустошать )

I slept with your friend-- ravage, actually.
4) indict ( обвинение )

Collared twice, never indict.
5) detest ( ненавижу )

While I detest nothing more than willful ignorance,
6) lunge ( выпад )

I lunge for the bastard,
7) apprehend ( задержать )

I once apprehend a serial killer
8) bestow ( одаривать )

Ignorance bestow can be a gift.
9) veer ( травить )

Veered across the yellow line
10) starve ( голодать )

I'm seriously starving, and that is something
11) platypus ( утконос )

The only color that platypus skulls come in.
12) seduce ( соблазнить )

You seduce her.
13) stab ( удар )

He stab me twice.
14) flee ( бежать )

As leo fled the scene.
15) sneak ( ябеда )

Couldn't have snuck out of the hospital
16) limp ( хромота )

Three nights ago, he limp into the e.R.
17) apologize ( извиняюсь )

I apologize for lying, but time is of the essence.
18) rig ( установка )

Gregson: The tourniquet you rig up from your drapes
19) scare ( пугать )

Shocked and scare you, 'cause now he knows that you're in on it.
20) threaten ( угрожать )

So you resisted, and he threaten to break your arm.
21) swear ( клянусь )

You're great at it, and, joan, I swear,
22) owe ( должен )

I owe you more than patience.
23) violate ( нарушать )

His filing system has been violate.

Adverbs

1) unquestionably ( бесспорно )

Honesty-- unquestionably the best policy.
2) someplace ( где-то )

Or are you smart enough to keep it someplace more remote?
3) cheaply ( задешево )

She'd be amazed how cheaply a night of anonymous abandon
4) thankfully ( к счастью )

She bites her nails and thankfully nothing else.
5) respectfully ( с уважением )

Respectfully, mrs. Banin...
6) evidently ( очевидно )

Evidently, not as memorable for me as it was for her...
7) luckily ( к счастью )

Luckily for us, in this case,
8) permanently ( постоянно )

At least not permanently.
9) thereafter ( после этого )

Got married shortly thereafter, hasn't been heard from since.
10) precisely ( точно )

Which is precisely why
11) somehow ( как-то )

Somehow the business has managed to survive
12) perfectly ( отлично )

Taken from the scene match perfectly to bullets
13) overnight ( ночь )

Could be they were working construction overnight.
14) somewhere ( где-то )

The work you are describing falls somewhere between
15) obviously ( очевидно )

I see. Locating this man is obviously less important to you
16) apparently ( видимо )

Bell: Apparently leo's old friends in the bratva
17) definitely ( наверняка )

They definitely thought you were cops.
18) carefully ( тщательно )

It's interesting-- the deceased was on a carefully managed
19) successfully ( успешно )

And I'm pleased to say she's just successfully treated my depression.
20) twice ( дважды )

Collared twice, never indicted.
21) absolutely ( абсолютно )

For absolutely nothing.
22) indeed ( действительно )

Well, sounds like a front. Indeed. What's that?
23) certainly ( конечно )

It certainly appears that mr. Banin née andropov

Adjectives

1) unchaperoned ( лишь вдвоем )

Unchaperoned time, I followed you.
2) mortifying ( унизительно )

I would never, ever ask you to help me with something so mortifying
3) kaput ( капут )

Was pretty much kaput; we ran out of money.
4) nonfatal ( нефатальные )

Of a penny-farthing bicycle and a nonfatal arson case
5) oncoming ( встречного )

Into an oncoming minivan.
6) undetected ( незамеченными )

Wouldn't be the first person to sneak undetected
7) riveting ( клепки )

It was not a riveting surveillance detail,
8) tristate ( с тремя состояниями )

The real number of bratva men in the tristate area
9) gruesome ( ужасные )

For a string of gruesome killings
10) unsolved ( неразгаданные )

Extortion, racketeering, three unsolved disappearances.
11) legible ( разборчиво )

I'm told that dr. Glassman's name was clearly legible
12) formidable ( грозный )

Holmes: Only leo turned out to be quite formidable, didn't he?
13) acquainted ( знакомы )

Surely you're well acquainted with mr. Andrev's sociopathy.
14) sober ( трезвый )

As my sober companion.
15) embarrassing ( неловко )

Yeah? (sighs) nothing. It's embarrassing, actually.
16) cautious ( осторожный )

Holmes: Mr. Gertz is a cautious man-- waited over a decade
17) drunken ( пьяный )

It wasn't just a drunken thing. It wasn't, I'm telling you.
18) amazed ( поражаюсь )

She'd be amazed how cheaply a night of anonymous abandon
19) unfortunate ( прискорбно )

That's unfortunate.
20) deceased ( умершего )

It's interesting-- the deceased was on a carefully managed
21) alcoholic ( алкоголик )

He likes alcoholic beverages, right?
22) shocked ( шокирован )

Shocked and scared you, 'cause now he knows that you're in on it.
23) delicate ( нежный )

That can only coexist in a delicate balance.

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