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

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Nouns

1) schmuck ( чмо )

I don't want another thing with some schmuck sitting on his lawn mower...
2) dishonor ( обесчестить )

As my mother used to say, "Your options were dishonor or war.
3) chairmanship ( председательством )

The two holiday chairmanship that remain are the Fourth of July block party...
4) blemish ( огрех )

The strategy is, Clearasil stops blemish that keep you from having fun.
5) ketchup ( кетчуп )

The past few years, I've overseen ketchup to great success.
6) spiel ( разглагольствование )

Yes. We'd like to hear the spiel again.
7) waiter ( официант )

We'll get the waiter to do the whole show again.
8) hamburger ( гамбургер )

and I want people to know there's a hamburger store in Englewood...
9) bourbon ( бурбон )

I have bourbon, vodka, gin. Champagne?
10) rooster ( петух )

Well, I'm the rooster around here, understand?
11) salesman ( продавец )

You should know better. The guy's not a salesman.
12) hallway ( коридор )

Please, dear. Don't linger in the hallway.
13) sweetheart ( дорогая )

Sylvia, sweetheart-
14) spit ( плевать )

Don't be cute. I still have his spit in my hair.
15) cracker ( шутиха )

I think I have some peanuts and some cheese cracker.
16) vodka ( водка )

I have bourbon, vodka, gin. Champagne?
17) driveway ( дорога )

in front of the driveway instead of in the driveway.
18) dealership ( дилерство )

on local dealership ads instead of national.
19) raider ( налетчик )

Vietcong raider drove into the center of seven major Vietnamese cities early today...
20) vinegar ( уксус )

Vinegar, sauces and baked beans.
21) bastard ( сволочь )

Smug bastard. I taught him everything he knows.
22) tailor ( портной )

I need to put it in the mail today and the tailor.
23) peanut ( арахис )

I think I have some peanut and some cheese crackers.

Verbs

1) forgo ( отказаться от )

You're suggesting that we forgo this sparkling national ad campaign...
2) linger ( задерживаться )

If he linger at all...
3) avert ( предотвратить )

Emergency avert?
4) oversee ( контролировать )

The past few years, I've oversee ketchup to great success.
5) bind ( привязать )

Well, that was bound to happen.
6) defeat ( поражение )

You do realize that defeat the purpose of having Jaguar?
7) refuse ( отказать )

I refuse to be a failure.
8) assure ( уверяю )

No. I assure you, he doesn't.
9) laugh ( смех )

especially if they make you laugh.
10) quit ( бросить )

Chaough quit crapping out snow cones?
11) chase ( чейз )

I'm sorry. I didn't know where else to go. He was chasing me.
12) suppose ( предположим )

I suppose that has nothing to do with this.
13) wash ( мыть )

You told me you were wash these by hand.
14) appreciate ( ценю )

Well, then if nothing else, we appreciate the introduction.
15) bet ( ставка )

I bet the numbers would support that. Don't they, Harry?
16) prove ( доказать )

And not just Jaguars. This is prove to move all kinds of cars.
17) pull ( тянуть )

Raymond J. Beans came in today and pull a real boner.
18) teach ( учить )

Smug bastard. I taught him everything he knows.
19) push ( толчок )

Herb, we couldn't have push any harder.
20) decide ( решить )

But if you've suddenly decide you want something more than that...
21) replace ( заменить )

Willis Reed replace Nate Bowman.
22) draw ( ничья )

I'm draw a 50-mile radius around this house...
23) forget ( забыть )

I forgot my cigarettes.

Adverbs

1) unsurprisingly ( неудивительно )

and then, unsurprisingly, he sent ketchup out of the room...
2) secretly ( тайно )

but I think she's secretly sending it all to our kid.
3) surprisingly ( удивительно )

Well, surprisingly, beans brought ketchup in for a meeting at the agency...
4) barely ( еле )

But he brought his business here when we were barely standing.
5) somehow ( как-то )

Somehow I thought that there was some dignity...
6) perfectly ( отлично )

Is that what's bothering you- that everything worked out perfectly?
7) damn ( черт )

Not in spirit. You know damn well that is not what he wanted.
8) basically ( в основном )

We'll basically have to move to get someone to make dinner for us.
9) obviously ( очевидно )

No, you obviously need to talk.
10) apart ( кроме )

Weren't you the one who told me you were drifting apart?
11) unfortunately ( к сожалению )

Unfortunately, it's not up to me...
12) possibly ( возможно )

How could I possibly know what you like to eat?
13) twice ( дважды )

And then you say the phone number twice.
14) absolutely ( абсолютно )

Absolutely not.
15) certainly ( конечно )

- He's certainly going places. - Raymond's so weak.
16) exactly ( точно )

Not exactly. We will still have a national presence...
17) alone ( один )

- Have a drink. - No, I'll leave you two alone.
18) perhaps ( возможно )

Perhaps something to drink?
19) sometimes ( иногда )

But sometimes you've gotta dance with the one that brung ya.
20) finally ( наконец )

So after weeks, I finally show him the picture of my mother...
21) instead ( вместо )

in front of the driveway instead of in the driveway.
22) forward ( вперед )

Looking forward to it.
23) quite ( вполне )

No, thank you. I'm quite comfortable.

Adjectives

1) insistent ( настойчив )

He's insistent we all go skinny-dipping.
2) deft ( ловкие )

That was the deft self-immolation I've ever seen.
3) vietcong ( вьетконг )

Vietcong raiders drove into the center of seven major Vietnamese cities early today...
4) artsy ( вычурный )

I mean, we can artsy up the image of Jaguar...
5) smug ( самодовольный )

Smug bastard. I taught him everything he knows.
6) arrogant ( высокомерно )

- And they say surgeons are arrogant. - Who says that?
7) persuasive ( убедительным )

And as persuasive as these arguments were...
8) embarrassed ( неловко )

I'm so embarrassed.
9) obsessed ( одержим )

- He brought in the head of ketchup. - He's obsessed with that man.
10) relieved ( освобожден )

and I was so relieved that I didn't have to do anything.
11) jealous ( завидно )

I have no right to be jealous.
12) foolish ( глупо )

And you enjoy how foolish they both look.
13) unreasonable ( неразумно )

So he's demanding and unreasonable.
14) skinny ( тощий )

He's insistent we all go skinny-dipping.
15) baked ( запеченные )

And, hell, when I saw baked beans have a sales spike like that-
16) useless ( бесполезно )

Of course, when you want them to be funny, they're useless.
17) demanding ( требуя )

So he's demanding and unreasonable.
18) grateful ( благодарен )

Raymond, we're grateful for this opportunity...
19) vietnamese ( вьетнамский )

Vietcong raiders drove into the center of seven major Vietnamese cities early today...
20) gorgeous ( великолепный )

Hello, gorgeous.
21) fancy ( фантазии )

Well, you guys are gonna make some fancy-schmancy Michelangelo TV spot...
22) sophisticated ( сложные )

with the sophisticated work that Don presented and you loved...
23) provincial ( провинциальный )

burning government buildings, freeing prisoners from provincial jails...

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