Name: The Good News
Released: 2016-12-07
Cast: Jon Hamm, Vincent Kartheiser, Elisabeth Moss, John Slattery

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Nouns

1) 2nd ( 2-й )

They ran out on the 2nd.
2) quack ( крякать )

Some quack out in Pedro? What are you going to do about it?
3) fuzz ( пушком )

I'm thinking, "Did my mother get suspicious and Call the fuzz?"
4) niece ( племянница )

If it wasn't for my niece, we'd have killed each other by now.
5) morale ( мораль )

Why don't you join him for basic training? It would boost the men's morale.
6) sweetheart ( дорогая )

Okay, you figure it out. Good night, sweetheart.
7) creep ( ползучесть )

You'll get picked up by some creep.
8) cafeteria ( кафе )

A bowl of cottage cheese in the cafeteria?
9) thigh ( бедра )

Breast? Thigh?
10) sentiment ( настроения )

The sentiment were very different, I assure you. Sandy!
11) chap ( глава )

You remind me of a chap I knew in school.
12) queer ( странно )

I guess I was wrong. You're not queer. You're rich.
13) donkey ( ослик )

So he takes out a piece of paper and writes "donkey dick" on it.
14) buckle ( пряжка )

I got a big Texas belt buckle!
15) scare ( пугать )

There was a lot going on during the missile scare,
16) porch ( крыльцо )

Get off my porch.
17) alcoholic ( алкоголик )

He's one of those alcoholic who thinks that he's collecting.
18) umbrella ( зонтик )

The Umbrellas of Cherbourg.
19) ufo ( нло )

You don't need to see a UFO to know that.
20) aunt ( тетя )

So what, I'll be their aunt?
21) sailor ( моряк )

-And sailor. -I'm sure.
22) gentleman ( джентльмен )

All right. Gentlemen, shall we begin 1965?
23) missile ( ракета )

There was a lot going on during the missile scare,

Verbs

1) provoke ( спровоцировать )

"Honey why'd you provoke the comedian?"
2) inspire ( вдохновлять )

You inspire me.
3) interrupt ( прервать )

-Am I interrupt? -No.
4) bother ( заморачиваться )

Wall Street, does it bother your parents that he's so ugly?
5) knock ( стук )

and I'm telling you, it knock me sideways.
6) remind ( напомнить )

You remind me of a chap I knew in school.
7) smell ( запах )

Jeanie, you don't think I'd rather be smell perfume than Lysol?
8) arrest ( арест )

You're gonna get arrest.
9) assure ( уверяю )

The sentiments were very different, I assure you. Sandy!
10) suppose ( предположим )

I suppose we haven't been very welcoming.
11) shoot ( стрелять )

It came this way. I think Norman Mailer shot a deer over there.
12) divorce ( развод )

So, are you married or divorce?
13) wake ( просыпаюсь )

The next morning she woke me up, leaning over me with this crazy smile
14) bet ( ставка )

-I need to talk to you. -I bet.
15) promise ( обещаю )

I promise I wouldn't,
16) pull ( тянуть )

I made a discovery as I slowly pull back from the records.
17) catch ( поймать )

I'm glad I caught you before you left.
18) forget ( забыть )

I don't know. Once it stopped smelling, I kind of forgot about it.
19) spend ( провести )

The nurses spent five minutes trying to get this girl's contact lenses out.
20) happen ( произошло )

What the hell happen to your leg?
21) guess ( думаю )

I guess this is safer.
22) eat ( едят )

I'm sorry. I ate dinner at 3:00.
23) perform ( выполнять )

Was the other perform by a physician?

Adverbs

1) uptown ( аптаун )

I am sending Caroline uptown to get me some fried chicken for lunch,
2) terribly ( ужасно )

but she was terribly homesick.
3) financially ( финансово )

Although things are precarious financially,
4) subsequently ( впоследствии )

Well, you got pregnant subsequently, and I know everything went fine here.
5) somehow ( как-то )

and somehow they mixed them up. It's not my fault.
6) damn ( черт )

I'm so damn proud of you.
7) apparently ( видимо )

Apparently, it's for all the young lovers of the world.
8) twice ( дважды )

Take two weeks. You'll be twice as happy.
9) indeed ( действительно )

Fried chicken indeed.
10) exactly ( точно )

What exactly did Mrs. Harris' note say?
11) immediately ( сразу )

about some nurse asking for a holiday immediately following a holiday?
12) fresh ( свежие )

How about a glass of fresh-squeezed orange juice?
13) alone ( один )

I do. I do. Even alone.
14) instead ( вместо )

One morning, she's reading the Bible instead of her psych book.
15) quite ( вполне )

But my wife is quite severe with people, including me.
16) actually ( на самом деле )

You actually came.
17) kind ( вид )

I don't know. Once it stopped smelling, I kind of forgot about it.
18) fine ( хорошо )

Well, you got pregnant subsequently, and I know everything went fine here.
19) soon ( скоро )

Soon.
20) along ( вместе )

Well, I shall be running along.
21) enough ( достаточно )

smart enough to find a way to get here?
22) often ( часто )

How often do I send flowers?
23) together ( вместе )

I strung together a few nonconsecutive years

Adjectives

1) nonconsecutive ( разрозненные )

I strung together a few nonconsecutive years
2) incorruptible ( неподкупный )

but consider me the incorruptible exception.
3) throbbing ( пульсирующая )

It's really throbbing. Let me get my coat.
4) solemn ( торжественное )

Then we had a rather solemn phone call in which she told me she was not returning.
5) helpless ( беспомощный )

made me feel like a helpless, stupid little girl.
6) fertile ( плодородная )

I'd say I would expect to be fertile again at the end of the cycle,
7) relieved ( освобожден )

After I told her, I felt relieved.
8) divorced ( развелось )

I'm divorced.
9) fragile ( хрупкая )

They're helping me while I'm in my fragile state,
10) suspicious ( подозрительно )

I'm thinking, "Did my mother get suspicious and Call the fuzz?"
11) crowded ( людно )

Tell me, what's it like when your eyes meet across a crowded men 's room?
12) fried ( жареные )

I am sending Caroline uptown to get me some fried chicken for lunch,
13) magnificent ( великолепный )

it's been a magnificent year.
14) grateful ( благодарен )

You know I'm very grateful.
15) encouraging ( поощрение )

It's so encouraging to see someone happily married around here.
16) nervous ( нервная )

She had a nervous breakdown-
17) decent ( приличный )

Please do the decent thing.
18) curious ( любопытно )

I suppose I am a bit curious myself.
19) bare ( босые )

Here's the lesson. Don't fry eggs in bare feet.
20) surprised ( удивлен )

No. I mean, I'd be surprised.
21) ethical ( этические )

Isn't there some medical ethical law against operating on your wife?
22) damn ( черт )

Of course she's not gonna say a damn thing.
23) romantic ( романтический )

Anna and I never had a romantic relationship.

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