Ted Lasso Scene 4 Flashcards
(24 cards)
During the war, our stadium was used as a _ hospital.
Def: used temporarily for a particular purpose because the real thing is not available
Other examples: a few cushions formed a _ bed
During the war, our stadium was used as a makeshift hospital.
Def: used temporarily for a particular purpose because the real thing is not available
Other examples: a few cushions formed makeshift bed
/ˈmeɪkʃɪft/
You know, I heard about all that. ____ (How did he culturally appropriately ask Rebecca how she’s doing?)
Yeah, ____ (How did she say ‘shitty’, culturally appropriately?)
You know, I heard about all that. How are you holding up?
Держитесь? Can be used when something really bad is happening
Yeah, hasn’t been the easiest year.
notice a strategic use of negation (saying ‘difficult’»_space; not the easiest)
[Ted Lasso] I’m so sorry. I thought _ _ (что вы знаете). They’re ready for you now.
They’re what?
I’m so sorry. I thought you knew. They’re ready for you now.
They’re what?
‘thought’ is used in the past => ‘knew’ is also in the past
I thought you lived in Spain, etc
So, w_ _ _, the new manager of AFC Richmond, Ted Lasso!
= без дальнейших церемоний (used when you’re starting an event or introducing someone)
So, without further ado, the new manager of AFC Richmond, Ted Lasso!
[Ted Lasso] Okay. All right. How y’all _?
Okay. All right. How y’all doing?
[Ted Lasso] One sec, let me just… Throat _ a little _.
[Ted Lasso] One sec, let me just… Throat got a little dry.
Uh. Did not expect _ water there. Sorry. [воду с газом]
Did not expect fizzy water there. Sorry.
Okay. So, uh, hey. Why **don’t we j_ j_ r_ i_? (приступим without further ado= Anybody got any questions?
useful for meetings, demos, presentations, lessons, etc
Okay. So, uh, hey. Why don’t we just jump right in? Anybody got any questions?
[Ted Lasso] Oh, yeah, no. Should’ve _ th_ c_. (я мог бы и предвидеть, что так будет)
Oh, yeah, no. Should’ve seen that coming.
[Ted Lasso]You know what? You can put your hands down. R_ _, um… (to introduce a different topic - a digression - that won’t take long)
You know what? You can put your hands down. Real quick, um…
How about I g_ _ _ address the larger-than-average elephant in the room.
How about I go ahead and address the larger-than-average elephant in the room.
I’ll go and [verb of action] / I’m gonna go and [verb of action], etc; also frequently used in imperative;
‘ahead’ is optional
How about I go ahead and address the larger-than-average e_ _ _ r_. (= a big and important topic that everyone’s aware of, but nobody talks about)
How about I go ahead and address the larger-than-average elephant in the room.
How about I go ahead and address the larger-than-average elephant in the room.
What else can one address? Try to recall 2-3 examples.
address someone’s concerns [= start talking about them]
address the problem [= start doing something about it] / address the issue / address the challenges / address someone’s needs / address the cricis / address the siduation
Heck, you c_ f_ two Internets w_ wh_ _ _ k_ _ football. But I’ll tell you what I do know.
Heck, you could fill two Internets with what I don’t know about football. But I’ll tell you what I do know.
frequently: you could fill a book with what [someone] doesn’t know about…
Heck, you could fill two Internets with what I don’t know about football. But I’ll _ _ wh_ _ _ know. I know…
Heck, you could fill two Internets with what I don’t know about football. But I’ll tell you what I do know. I know…
notice the verb (tell you) - not other verbs to talk about talking
Or tie.
Right. Y’all do ties here. Sorry. That’s g_ to _ _ _ (get used to) for me. ‘Cause [= сходу не привыкну]
Or tie.
Right. Y’all do ties here. Sorry. That’s going to take some getting used to for me. ‘Cause
back where I’m from, you try to end a game in a tie, well, that might _ _ be the first sign of the apocalypse.
back where I’m from, you try to end a game in a tie, well, that might as well be the first sign of the apocalypse.
Now, l_ h_. I respect what you folks in the media do.
a ‘friendliness’ marker when you’re trying to bring someone who’s disagreeing with you on board
Now, look here. I respect what you folks in the media do.
Now, look here. I respect what you folks in the media do.
What does ‘now’ mean here?
Now, look here. I respect what you folks in the media do.
It’s a marker that he’s gonna change the topic. It does NOT mean ‘теперь’
Trent Crimm, The Independent. **I just wa_ m_ s_ I _ this _. You’re an American who’s never set foot in England, whose athletic success has only come at the amateur level…
хочу убедиться, что я всё правильно понял
Trent Crimm, The Independent. I just wanna make sure I have this right. You’re an American who’s never set foot in England, whose athletic success has only come at the amateur level… a second-tier one at that…
You’re an American who’s never set foot in England, whose athletic success has only come at the amateur level… a second-tier one a_ th_… (=к тому же)
You’re an American who’s never set foot in England, whose athletic success has only come at the amateur level… a second-tier one at that… (=к тому же)
Do you know how many games are in a Premiership season?
Not o_ the t_ _ _ h_, n_. (= так сходу не скажу)
Do you know how many games are in a Premiership season?
Not off the top of my head, no.
Who won the league last year?
I actually don’t know the a_ _ _. I’m sorry.
Who won the league last year?
I actually don’t know the anwer to that. I’m sorry.
notice the intonation
So, this hall represents the club’s long, alb_ (=хоть и) modest, history.
So, this hall represents the club’s long, albeit modest, history.
adj albeit adj
/ˌɔːlˈbiːɪt/
