Menu
-
Login/Register
Great to have you back!
New here? Create a new Account
Due to technical problems, user registration via email is temporarily unavailable. Please use a social network account for signing up.
Error
Notification
-
or
Move to the previous cue
-
or
Move to the next cue
-
or
Increase size of captions
-
or
Decrease size of captions
-
or
Translate current cue
Words/Phrase translation
Elementary » Season 1 » M.
00:43:16
Jonny Lee Miller, Lucy Liu, Jon Michael Hill
24
Nouns
-
1)
bollock
all that serial killer bollock. That was him.
-
2)
gobbledygook
HOLMES: Gobbledygook. Proves nothing.
-
3)
saut
MAN: Yeah, saut? the onions and the garlic in butter or canola oil.
-
4)
sanctum
This is my sanctum sanctorum.
-
5)
displeasure
I have ever had the displeasure of pursuing.
-
6)
knockoff
Yo, man, I got these knockoff Gucci shades.
-
7)
shambles
You made me a shambles of a man.
-
8)
moniker
M. A simple moniker for a complicated monster.
-
9)
statistician
A famous statistician once stated
-
10)
chipper
- You seem oddly chipper. - I do?
-
11)
madman
I've stalked this particular madman before.
-
12)
ponce
Well, for a ponce, you move pretty quick.
-
13)
fascination
M's fascination with blood is as mysterious as the man himself.
-
14)
murderer
I didn't help you stay sober so you could become a murderer.
-
15)
assassin
I'm not a serial killer, I'm an assassin. I have an employer.
-
16)
stab
The stab wound he sustained, he claims he got it in a struggle,
-
17)
liar
- I thought you'd be a much better liar. - I'm not lying.
-
18)
pint
All 12 pint of it.
-
19)
pardon
- I beg your pardon? - He's tall.
-
20)
footprint
No footprint, no witnesses, no nothing.
-
21)
motive
What was his motive for killing 37 people?
-
22)
brit
He's a Brit, just like Holmes said.
-
23)
chunk
MAN: Right. WOMAN: Cut them in chunk, right?
Verbs
-
1)
incarcerate
He was incarcerate at the time she died.
-
2)
incapacitate
He assembled it after he incapacitate Vickers,
-
3)
apprise
I shall keep you apprise of my progress via e-mail.
-
4)
foretell
You can, for example, never foretell what any one man will do.
-
5)
obsess
Must have been obsess or something. Had a fascination.
-
6)
renovate
It was being renovate. White powder everywhere.
-
7)
deduce
Sherlock deduce that it was the Betancourt chain.
-
8)
disappoint
But you disappoint me.
-
9)
restrain
Maybe even restrain.
-
10)
stalk
I've stalk this particular madman before.
-
11)
presume
He presume to know me,
-
12)
slit
hung him upside down, slit his throat.
-
13)
stab
He stab you.
-
14)
lure
I lure him to Miss Cullen's place, and then he followed me to that loft.
-
15)
assemble
He assemble it after he incapacitated Vickers,
-
16)
beg
- I beg your pardon? - He's tall.
-
17)
oppose
as oppose to a property he might own? Well, it's quite simple.
-
18)
warn
Yeah, Holmes warn us about sticking to the public places.
-
19)
sustain
The stab wound he sustain, he claims he got it in a struggle,
-
20)
scream
I was scream, but the tape was so tight around my mouth, I cou...
-
21)
bash
Didn't paralyze him. I just bash him up a bit.
-
22)
punch
Anybody ever tell you you punch like a woman?
-
23)
dump
then dump their bodies in the ocean.
Adverbs
-
1)
expertly
Quite expertly, I might add.
-
2)
verbally
We'll go to dinner, we'll talk, verbally, haptically.
-
3)
oddly
- You seem oddly chipper. - I do?
-
4)
presumably
The other 16 were, presumably, carried out to sea.
-
5)
meantime
Meantime, I could dig into the M files. You have so many. I can help.
-
6)
aside
So aside from the blood, the scene is clean.
-
7)
eventually
Eventually, yeah.
-
8)
nearly
Our six weeks together are very nearly up, Watson.
-
9)
earlier
Little earlier he came up to me and a few of my boys
-
10)
immediately
In fact, I encourage you to leave for your appointment immediately.
-
11)
particularly
during a particularly challenging investigation.
-
12)
sometimes
Now he just uses us sometimes.
-
13)
finally
Finally, the space will serve a purpose.
-
14)
instead
instead of going to the N.Y.P.D.
-
15)
quite
Quite well. Why?
-
16)
thus
Thus narrowing M's dump site to the entire east side of Manhattan.
-
17)
strong
Strong too.
-
18)
almost
which makes it almost impossible
-
19)
outside
Anyway, I'm gonna wait outside.
-
20)
actually
The end of our companionship is actually what I wanted
-
21)
inside
Inside, I am roiling.
-
22)
across
But he's the greatest puzzle you'll ever come across.
-
23)
soon
Him coming to New York so soon after you?
Adjectives
-
1)
exsanguinated
taking it and the exsanguinated corpse of his victim with him.
-
2)
bombastic
- not left some bombastic note. - Holmes...
-
3)
exorbitant
Right, because he's the one paying you exorbitant fees.
-
4)
agonizing
Well, why would you when facing an agonizing death?
-
5)
scorching
A scorching header from Mountroy,
-
6)
tenuous
as they cling to a tenuous 1-nil lead.
-
7)
perfumed
A perfumed and pillowy means to a physiological end.
-
8)
invigorating
I know how invigorating you've found his work.
-
9)
deductive
That's the beauty of deductive reasoning, I suppose.
-
10)
insoluble
that while the individual man is an insoluble puzzle,
-
11)
ominous
- I like to carry out exit protocols. - Sounds ominous.
-
12)
ragged
ANNOUNCER: Arsenal looking a bit ragged now as play continues.
-
13)
frightening
frightening.
-
14)
embarrassed
I was, I'm quite embarrassed to say, useless to the police.
-
15)
sober
I didn't help you stay sober so you could become a murderer.
-
16)
charmed
I've led a charmed life.
-
17)
raging
a mere planet in orbit of a raging sun."
-
18)
upscale
You told a bunch of children to go to upscale hotels to look for him. Why?
-
19)
investigative
pursue work of a more investigative nature.
-
20)
vacant
In a matter of days, your room will be vacant.
-
21)
useless
I was, I'm quite embarrassed to say, useless to the police.
-
22)
bored
Something to do when I was bored or in need of a boost
-
23)
disappointed
I'm a little disappointed in you.
Next episode
