Name: My Day at the Races
Released: 2018-12-21
Cast: Sarah Chalke, Zach Braff, Donald Faison

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Nouns

1) knickknack ( безделушка )

start collecting knickknack and meet your future now.
2) seismologist ( сейсмолог )

We're getting a good bit of interest from the seismologist at Caltech,
3) sombrero ( сомбреро )

Sombreros at the door.
4) vitals ( показатели )

Oh, we didn't. His vitals are fine.
5) fingernail ( ноготь )

That was just a fingernail, honey!
6) morgue ( морг )

It's a slow day in my morgue. Nothing's written in stone.
7) wetsuit ( гидрокостюм )

- Why is everybody wearing wetsuit? - The water's like 49 degrees.
8) luau ( луау )

- Hang in there, buddy! - See you at the luau!
9) wha ( ваз )

Hyah, wha-bup!
10) genitals ( гениталии )

I haven't been able to feel my genitals since they first touched water,
11) crotch ( пах )

With a breathable cotton crotch panel. King me.
12) betrayal ( предательство )

- Thanks for having my back. - Yeah. Betrayal five.
13) sweetie ( конфетка )

Sweetie, are you aware of who I live with?
14) vandalism ( вандализм )

Though there will be no vandalism here, people!
15) hammock ( гамак )

You never slept naked on a hammock?
16) whoa ( тпру )

- Whoa, whoa, whoa and whoa! - Hold your horses!
17) briefcase ( портфель )

Oh, damn, I left my briefcase upstairs.
18) thigh ( бедра )

as long as I had Elliot and her ridiculously strong thigh beneath me.

Verbs

1) vandalize ( хулиганить )

Because the Sacred Heart sign I vandalize last night begs to differ.
2) beg ( прошу )

Because the Sacred Heart sign I vandalized last night beg to differ.
3) violate ( нарушать )

Talking about Jake violate the most important tenets of our relationship.
4) freak ( уродец )

I wanna be able to tell you my boyfriend freak me out.
5) borrow ( взять )

I borrow one of your dictionaries.
6) pierce ( проткнуть )

What if we have a daughter and she wants her ears pierce?
7) accomplish ( выполнить )

You're scared. You feel you haven't accomplish anything.
8) dump ( свалка )

Or maybe you could pressure him, get dump, throw on 50 pounds,
9) screw ( винт )

Dealing with Dr. Cox, our screw-up families,
10) laugh ( смех )

Hell's bells, son, when I say the name Turkelton, people laugh.
11) chase ( чейз )

I catch you behind the stone mill, you chase me into the tasting room...
12) restore ( восстановить )

We've restore our friendship by staying away from dangerous topics.
13) involve ( привлекать )

- Nope. - It involve chains?
14) suppose ( предположим )

Turk, we're gonna have kids soon. We're suppose to be a team.
15) lie ( ложь )

- I only needed to impress Kelso. - Oh, great, you lie to me.
16) burn ( сжечь )

You know, before the Ioneliness burn too much?
17) realize ( понимаю )

[J.D.] As I reached the biking stage and finally realize what chafing was,
18) bet ( ставка )

or shut off his iPod during sex. I bet you could do the same thing with Jake.

Adverbs

1) ridiculously ( смехотворно )

as long as I had Elliot and her ridiculously strong thighs beneath me.
2) emotionally ( эмоционально )

I just want you to open up, you know, emotionally, spiritually.
3) sexually ( сексуально )

OK. How about opening up sexually?
4) occasionally ( иногда )

That means you occasionally have to listen to me and believe in my opinion.
5) obviously ( очевидно )

That man had obviously never run a triathlon.
6) definitely ( наверняка )

If your goal is to repel all women, it's definitely working.
7) absolutely ( абсолютно )

But you know what, you're absolutely right, let's focus on the lying.
8) exactly ( точно )

I'm not exactly religious, you know,
9) alone ( один )

Anyway, we're alone, you don't speak a word of English,
10) particularly ( особенно )

Be particularly aware of the blonde talky one.
11) sometimes ( иногда )

Sometimes in bed, I feel like I'm the only one screamin'!
12) finally ( наконец )

[J.D.] As I reached the biking stage and finally realized what chafing was,

Adjectives

1) unspoken ( невысказанное )

Women have an unspoken connection men can't even fathom.
2) unsupervised ( неконтролируемый )

Where did all these unsupervised children come from?
3) breathable ( воздухопроницаемый )

With a breathable cotton crotch panel. King me.
4) fluent ( свободно )

- I was never fluent. - That secret language was so lame.
5) superficial ( поверхностные )

- J.D. And I keep it superficial. - Love the superficial.
6) irrelevant ( неактуально )

Irrelevant, not having a daughter.
7) awful ( ужасно )

No! Awful!
8) satin ( сатин )

- They're called boxers, Carla. - They're satin, J.D.
9) loud ( громкий )

And our passion is so loud that they can hear it all the way in the distillery.
10) odd ( странно )

You're real. Although the dolphin costume's a little odd.
11) mexican ( мексиканская )

It's a Mexican-themed fiesta on the first anniversary of my 29th birthday.
12) mad ( с ума )

I knew you were right. Anyway, I'm sorry I got mad.
13) blind ( слепой )

- like a blind man looking for a nickel. - You should do it.
14) quiet ( тихий )

You're quiet as a mouse. All the screaming is in your head.
15) dangerous ( опасно )

We've restored our friendship by staying away from dangerous topics.
16) proud ( гордый )

- We have a very complicated past. - Yeah, I hurt her, and I'm not proud.
17) tight ( туго )

If money is so tight, have Jake move in with you.
18) numerous ( многочисленные )

See, there are numerous skilled surgeons here at Sacred Fart...

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