Name: My Philosophy
Released: 2018-12-18
Cast: Sarah Chalke, Zach Braff, Donald Faison

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Nouns

1) tater ( татер )

Why eat medical supplies when you've got pudding and tater tots?
2) mumbo ( мумбо )

Dammit! Where'd she learn all that legal mumbo-jumbo?
3) rafter ( стропила )

Everyone's all dressed up, and singing to the rafter,
4) cham ( чам )

Might as well put it in her cham-lame glass.
5) moustache ( усы )

throw in a headlock and draw a moustache on,
6) bandage ( бандаж )

and when she leans in to put that bandage on your nose,
7) stenosis ( стеноз )

I heard mitral stenosis. I need an extra set of ears. Let's go.
8) sweetheart ( дорогая )

Sweetheart, there are lots of people who think the hospital
9) crunch ( хруст )

but... in crunch time we always come through.
10) cub ( волчонок )

I like that baby lion cub. What's his name?
11) tack ( тэкс )

All right, Ralphie, new tack.
12) bowel ( кишечника )

Next time your son has a bowel movement,
13) meadow ( луг )

- Like a meadow in springtime. - What are you talking about?
14) laughter ( смех )

especially if you're dying from laughter. You're on Candid Camera.
15) soda ( сода )

Hey, can I borrow a nickel so I can get a soda?
16) locker ( шкафчик )

It's tough to be a woman in a co-ed locker room.
17) aunt ( тетя )

My aunt Marie's dead!
18) tot ( карапуз )

Why eat medical supplies when you've got pudding and tater tot?

Verbs

1) vacate ( освободить )

that he will be vacating the office next to mine.
2) knock ( стук )

Once I knock down this wall right here,
3) remind ( напомнить )

They're a good team. Kinda remind me of us.
4) lean ( худой )

and when she lean in to put that bandage on your nose,
5) smell ( запах )

Because the roses are beautiful and make the room smell amazing.
6) snap ( оснастки )

And eventually, you get your glasses snap in half by the big kid
7) wake ( просыпаюсь )

But then you wake up in the hot nurse's office,
8) imagine ( представьте себе )

I've imagine you saying this to me a thousand times.
9) pull ( тянуть )

hoping someone's family pull them off life support.
10) push ( толчок )

Ralphie. Little men, push it out, push it out.
11) happen ( произошло )

But it never seems fair when it happen in the same family.
12) dress ( платье )

Everyone's all dress up, and singing to the rafters,
13) guess ( думаю )

I guess, for my part, I think death is a lot like that story,
14) sleep ( сон )

You told my son there were little men inside him? He barely sleep as it is.
15) suggest ( предлагаю )

had we known about this beforehand, we would've suggest you think twice
16) seem ( кажется )

and how it seem to even out.
17) wait ( ждать )

Don't you usually wait to get home before you do that?
18) demand ( спрос )

Dr Kelso, I demand a female locker room.

Adverbs

1) barely ( еле )

You told my son there were little men inside him? He barely sleeps as it is.
2) ultimately ( в конечном счете )

Ultimately, you grit your teeth and just say it.
3) forever ( навсегда )

Hey, maybe, whoever's over here might not stay there forever.
4) eventually ( в конце концов )

And eventually, you get your glasses snapped in half by the big kid
5) possibly ( возможно )

How could any woman possibly stand this?
6) twice ( дважды )

had we known about this beforehand, we would've suggested you think twice
7) absolutely ( абсолютно )

I'm absolutely fine, honey, because I am here with you.
8) sometimes ( иногда )

Sometimes it's hard to find the right words.
9) finally ( наконец )

If I finally get a damn heart,
10) quite ( вполне )

quite frankly, but if there is a God,
11) especially ( особенно )

especially if you're dying from laughter. You're on Candid Camera.
12) late ( поздно )

Mami. Why are you calling so late?
13) almost ( почти )

she's in and out of here almost as much as I am.
14) actually ( на самом деле )

Actually, I'm just gonna stay with coffee.
15) soon ( скоро )

But it's so soon. You said so yourself.
16) half ( половина )

Roseanne, now granted, I was, as usual, only half listening to you,
17) usually ( обычно )

Don't you usually wait to get home before you do that?
18) sure ( уверен )

I still have to pack. Sure you wanna have dinner?

Adjectives

1) valvular ( клапанная )

So here's the deal, Mrs Larkin. You have a valvular defect in your heart.
2) underarm ( подмышечный )

who already has underarm hair.
3) mitral ( митрального )

I heard mitral stenosis. I need an extra set of ears. Let's go.
4) aggressive ( агрессивный )

Mrs Larkin's aggressive. She won't let her husband finish a sen...
5) fancy ( фантазии )

I loved it, but why spend all this money on this fancy dinner?
6) damn ( черт )

If I finally get a damn heart,
7) weird ( странно )

It always feels so weird to be sitting around,
8) tough ( жесткая )

It's tough to be a woman in a co-ed locker room.
9) usual ( обычно )

Roseanne, now granted, I was, as usual, only half listening to you,
10) sensitive ( чувствительный )

The overly thoughtful, sensitive type that drives me crazy.
11) dear ( дорогие )

Oh, dear, should we send him a card?
12) favourite ( любимые )

Sometimes, as a doctor, I wish my life was more like my favourite TV show.
13) amazing ( удивительные )

Because the roses are beautiful and make the room smell amazing.
14) difficult ( сложно )

I don't think you people are getting how difficult this is.
15) dead ( мертвые )

She's dead?
16) fair ( ярмарка )

But it never seems fair when it happens in the same family.
17) positive ( положительные )

I am positive.
18) extra ( дополнительные )

I heard mitral stenosis. I need an extra set of ears. Let's go.

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