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"Adolescence" Episode 1

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Crime, Drama, Mystery
Philip Barantini
Jack Thorne
Stephen Graham
Ashley Walters
Faye Marsay
Christine Tremarco
conceal /kənˈsiːl/
скрывать; утаивать
prevent from being seen or discovered
There is a chance that he may have concealed things on or around his body.  

― "Adolescence" Episode 1

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victim /ˈvɪktɪm/
жертва
пострадавший
Someone who has been harmed or hurt by someone or something else. They are usually innocent and did not deserve to be hurt.
- Where was the victim pronounced?  

― "Adolescence" Episode 1

- Can I know anything about the victim?  

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accommodation /əˌkɒməˈdeɪʃən/
размещение; жилье
A place where you can stay or live, like a hotel or a house. It means having a place to stay or live temporarily. It can also mean making adjustments or compromises to meet someone's needs.
Post charges, he's underage, so the council are gonna have to decide which accommodation they can move him to.  

― "Adolescence" Episode 1

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detention /dɪˈtenʃən/
задержание, арест
оставление после уроков; воспитательная мера
A punishment given to someone, usually a student, for breaking the rules. It means that they have to stay after school or during a break as a consequence for their actions.
...so that you, your solicitor, or your appropriate adult can make representations about your detention at that review.  

― "Adolescence" Episode 1

I am, at 6:31, authorizing your detention so that the officers can preserve...  

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go ahead /ɡəʊ əˈhed/
продолжайте; действуйте
start, proceed
to continue with a plan or activity
Go ahead, Bravo Delta 5-0.  

― "Adolescence" Episode 1

Go ahead, Jo.  

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stab /stæb/
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заколоть; ударить ножом; пырнуть; попытка
To thrust a sharp object, such as a knife, into someone or something. It means to pierce or penetrate with a pointed weapon.
User: informal: an attempt to do (something)
take a stab  

― collocation

stab in the back  

― collocation

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pronounce /prəˈnaʊns/
произносить; объявлять
To say or speak a word or sound correctly. It means to articulate or make the correct sounds to form a word or phrase.
- Where was the victim pronounced?  

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lad /læd/
 🙂
мальчик
A young boy or teenager. It means a young male or a boy.
You're a smart lad, aren't you?  

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I just don't want to get it wrong for me lad.  

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go on /ɡəʊ ɒn/
продолжать; происходить; идти дальше
дальше; включаться
To continue doing something or to keep talking.
User: To activate or start working (in technical context)
- Um...
- Can you tell us what's going on?  

― "Adolescence" Episode 1

...and I'll also catch up with what's been going on since Jamie's arrest, okay?  

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come through /kʌm θruː/
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пройти через; выдержать
To successfully complete a difficult task or overcome a challenging situation.
Someone will come through and see you soon.  

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gonna be /ˈɡʌnə biː /
собираюсь быть; буду
будет; собирается быть
A way to say something will happen in the future. It means you are talking about what is going to happen next.
How long are we gonna be here, mate?  

― "Adolescence" Episode 1

Nurse is gonna be a while, all right?  

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stand down /ˌstænd ˈdaʊn /
отказаться; уйти в отставку
отступить
To step back or withdraw from a situation.
Stand down.  

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- Stand down, please.  

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suspicion /səˈspɪʃən/
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подозрение; подозрительность
A feeling of doubt or mistrust towards someone or something. It means to have a belief that someone may be doing something wrong or dishonest.
Your son, he's been arrested on suspicion of murder.  

― "Adolescence" Episode 1

The time is 6:15 a.m., and I'm arresting you on suspicion of murder.  

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meadow /ˈmedəʊ/
луг; поляна
User: a piece of grassland, especially one used for hay. It is typically characterized by a variety of grasses and wildflowers and is often found in rural or natural settings
Meadows... Meadows
Square, 7:43 p.m.  

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occasionally /əˈkeɪʒənəli/
порой
иногда; время от времени
Sometimes or once in a while, not regularly or frequently.
Well, she occasionally comments on your Instagram posts, so it's probably a sign that you were, like, friends, right?  

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go into /ɡəʊ ˈɪntuː/
входить в; изучать; рассматривать
вникать; подробно рассматривать; углубляться
To investigate or examine something in detail. It means to look closely at something to understand it better.
Just... going into town.  

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saying that /ˈseɪɪŋ ðæt/
говоря, что; утверждая, что
Saying these words to tell someone what you think or what will happen.
Critics say saying that ignores facts.  
By saying that, she offended him.  
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pull up /pʊl ʌp/
остановить; задирать; подтянуть
To stop or come to a halt, especially when driving a vehicle. It can also mean to bring something or someone to a higher position or level.
can't even do a pull-up.heard you car pull up at 2:30.  

― User

Paul, you can pull up that seat over there.  

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sit tight /sɪt taɪt /
сидеть спокойно; оставаться на месте
To wait patiently and stay in one place without moving or taking action.
If you could sit tight.  

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make it /meɪk ɪt /
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справиться
добиться успеха
добиться; достичь; смочь
успеть; добраться
To succeed or achieve something, often after working hard or facing challenges. It means to reach a goal or to be able to do something.
Against all odds, she made it big.  
Survivor made it after tough ordeal.  
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