Name: The Verdict
Released: 2017-11-27
Cast: Sofía Vergara, Ed O'Neill, Julie Bowen

1) tyke ( дворняжка )

and, by the way, if any of these little tyke start acting up,
2) herm ( герм )

Well, we're throwing that party later for herm's retirement,
3) mockup ( макет )

That is the mockup room.
4) jemima ( джемайма )

So, you have known radar longer, but jemima is the fun one.
5) kale ( капуста )

You can set up the paints, make the kale smoothies,
6) cynic ( циник )

Gentlemen, don't be cynic like Luke.
7) hipster ( хипстер )

Phil, don't give in to his hipster cynicism.
8) ruffle ( рябить )

and that ruffle feathers.
9) decency ( порядочность )

and I was the only one with the decency to tell him.
10) clog ( забивают )

Hey, if your mother had that attitude about a man in clog,
11) juror ( присяжный )

Defense also has no objection to juror 14.
12) breakup ( расставание )

They had a horrible breakup.
13) payback ( расплата )

Payback for turning a bunch of innocent kids into cynics

1) herm ( герм )

Just as soon as I figure out who herm is.
2) gash ( рана )

I just gash it trying to get into the filing cabinet.
3) intimidate ( запугать )

Men are often intimidate by a strong, powerful woman.
4) imitate ( подражать )

where he imitate his parents' answering machine.
5) admire ( восхищаюсь )

I admire your childlike faith in people.
6) impress ( впечатление )

You've impress us our whole lives.
7) dismiss ( уволить )

Juror 15, you are dismiss.
8) tow ( буксировать )

My car just got tow,
9) swear ( клянусь )

She swear she's never seen him before in her life.
10) pretend ( притворяться )

You pretend you know someone and then borrow money.
11) scam ( лохотрон )

That guy just scam you.
12) bust ( бюст )

What if we move the drawers into that bust semi
13) burst ( лопнул )

have somebody burst in with new information.

1) coincidentally ( случайно )

and coincidentally, it's take your daughter to work day.
2) fortunately ( к счастью )

Fortunately, I found that one perfectly worded question
3) practically ( практически )

I mean, practically every day at this...This point.
4) literally ( буквально )

You're literally the first person who has ever asked that.
5) anymore ( больше )

so you don't have to go to school anymore.
6) perfectly ( отлично )

Fortunately, I found that one perfectly worded question
7) basically ( в основном )

Grow up, Manny. Human beings are basically terrible.
8) seriously ( серьезно )

Seriously? Seriously, huh?
9) definitely ( наверняка )

Oh, definitely. Of course.
10) possibly ( возможно )

Oh. Could you possibly lend me some money for cab fare or...
11) twice ( дважды )

You called in sick twice last week because you had a zit.
12) totally ( полностью )

we totally understand.
13) ahead ( впереди )

Go ahead, use the credit cards.

1) uncalled ( невостребованными )

I'm sorry, that was uncalled for.
2) teachable ( понятливый )

Teachable moment.
3) childlike ( по-детски )

I admire your childlike faith in people.
4) kickass ( офигительные )

I got herm's personnel file, and I wrote a kickass speech.
5) shirtless ( рубашки )

Maybe he'll bring one of those shirtless ab sluts
6) smug ( самодовольный )

Pretty smug for a guy sitting on pigeon droppings.
7) antisocial ( асоциальные )

the antisocial event of the season.
8) legit ( законно )

but if that guy wasn't legit,
9) teeny ( крохотные )

This one's called "the teeny tiny house."
10) freaking ( долбанные )

It's a freaking mint chip cake.
11) dizzy ( головокружение )

I'm actually feeling a little dizzy because of that.
12) distressed ( огорчен )

Anyway, it's a distressed-oak model that I like to call --
13) compassionate ( сердобольные )

aren't being more compassionate about this.

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