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Downton Abbey » Season 4 » Episode Six

00:49:36

Hugh Bonneville, Phyllis Logan, Elizabeth McGovern

92

Words to remember

Nouns

1) sentimentalist

Then you are a sentimentalist who cannot face the truth.
2) brooder

And brooder brood.
3) chappie

So what do you make of this Valentino chappie, then?
4) baize

We'll set a little table inside the green baize door.
5) cudgel

Now, if you will put up your cudgel for a moment...
6) stubbornness

out of your injustice and stubbornness?
7) netsuke

You haven't taken the netsuke carving from here?
8) lordship

so that when his lordship walks out of the dining room,
9) indignation

She runs on indignation.
10) bloke

It's dishonest to grab a bloke for all he can offer
11) tamworth

We have Tamworths at Duneagle.
12) reluctance

with the greatest possible reluctance.
13) brood

Then brood about me.
14) jig

It makes you want to jig about, though, doesn't it?
15) stride

We can take it in our stride.
16) ecstasy

J" Fill me with ecstasy J"
17) nuisance

You must be sure to get rid of us when we become a nuisance.
18) pardon

I beg your pardon, your ladyship.
19) greed

Some people run on greed, lust, even love.
20) injustice

out of your injustice and stubbornness?
21) gong

The gong is rung at 7:00
22) edith

EDITH: But Granny, is it really suitable
23) kettle

This is a fine kettle of fish, I must say.

Verbs

1) rile

Don't get rile about it now.
2) terrify

so now he's alone in a city that terrifies him.
3) imprison

If he's trapped somewhere or falsely imprison
4) vanish

Michael's vanish into thin air.
5) uncover

Mr. Ross, you've uncover something about the past
6) sneak

or he may have sneak it into the maid's bucket
7) beg

I beg your pardon, your ladyship.
8) thrill

She'll be thrill.
9) fetch

May I fetch you a glass of water?
10) swear

Daddy swear by them.
11) rub

Try and let your time in London rub off on you a little more.
12) justify

Are you saying he's justified in stealing my possessions?
13) intend

Oh, I intend to.
14) settle

I wanted to tell you that I've settle the surprise.
15) deserve

I don't feel she's deserve it.
16) trap

If he's trap somewhere or falsely imprisoned
17) blame

But I wouldn't want her blame.
18) drag

I don't want someone who has to be drag
19) engage

is engage to be married?
20) spare

you'd have spare us a lot of grief!
21) involve

is that Harold was a fool to get involve.
22) suppose

Am I suppose to feel lucky?
23) realize

when he realize what kind of trouble he was in?

Adverbs

1) aground

It only means a yacht's gone aground
2) falsely

If he's trapped somewhere or falsely imprisoned
3) amazingly

Although, amazingly, he told me that the band leader
4) fundamentally

and ask whether our society is shifting fundamentally.
5) securely

Wait 'til Carson has everyone securely in their seats
6) somehow

Anna's been hurt somehow
7) somewhere

I'll arrange something tomorrow, book somewhere special.
8) obviously

Well, you're obviously not going to tell me
9) definitely

Because we definitely made a reservation.
10) unfortunately

Unfortunately, we have no higher place to offer in this house.
11) twice

You'd pay twice that not to know them.
12) indeed

I know them both very well indeed.
13) certainly

Certainly.
14) nearly

I'm not quite her real aunt, but I nearly am.
15) earlier

And, uh, please excuse the little hiccup earlier.
16) alone

so now he's alone in a city that terrifies him.
17) perhaps

so perhaps we'll make a modern of him, after all.
18) behind

The less I miss, the less I'm behind.
19) quite

Not quite, but it's better, yes.
20) almost

when it's almost never true.
21) outside

I was standing outside in the snow
22) kind

This is very kind of you, m'lady.
23) soon

As soon as I can, really.

Adjectives

1) frightful

in some frightful hotel.
2) despicable

But a despicable one!
3) irritated

Relieved or irritated?
4) dishonest

It's dishonest to grab a bloke for all he can offer
5) sentimental

I'm not often called sentimental.
6) relieved

I'm very relieved.
7) disappointing

I'm afraid you may find us disappointing guests
8) anxious

We're anxious to do our bit.
9) lame

But he seems to have backed a very lame horse this time.
10) dull

After a while, it gets a little dull.
11) disturbing

What a very disturbing thought.
12) fond

They're very fond of you here.
13) sensible

Elegant but sensible.
14) sour

It's not just a case of a marriage gone sour.
15) shocked

I just hope we haven't shocked the servants too much.
16) awful

An awful lot.
17) upset

She was very upset at its loss.
18) keen

who'd be keen to take me on, do you think?
19) grateful

I'm very grateful, your ladyship.
20) rid

You must be sure to get rid of us when we become a nuisance.
21) nervous

I am, but I'm allowed to be nervous.
22) innocent

I suppose he may be innocent.
23) decent

was "a very decent fellow, m'lord,"

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