[Learn English] New words in the second episode of the first season, many are very commonly used

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Obsessive adj. Obsessive; fascinated; distracted

Trance n. trance; trance; fascinated, fascinated vt. trance; put yourself in a trance

Hypnotize vi.

Amygdala n. [anatomy] amygdala; tonsil; bitter almond

Sob story sensational film

Attic theory I always believe that human brain is like an attic, a storage space for facts

Finite adj. Limited; limited

Nattering v, n nagging; nonsense; complaining more nattering

Comprise vt. contains; consists of

crowding out crowding out

nut adj. mad; enthusiastic; fanatical int. nonsense; bah n. nut; nut (plural of nut); core v.

viscous adj. viscous; viscous viscous oil viscous oil; heavy oil area

golden golden

binge n. carnival, frenzy; indulgence vt. indulgence aren't you worried I will go some sort of binge?

Lonesome adj. Lonely; sparsely traveled n. myself by my lonesome

stretches apart well, brief stretches apart,

progression n.

companionship n.

just to be safe just to be safe, I will be giving you a drug test when I get home

assistance n. to assist, to help; how may I be of assistance

walk through; walk through his front door tonight with ease

on the job he is on the job

patrolman n.

burglar n. burglar, he walked in on a burglar

gotta v. must (equal to have got to)

drawer n.

toss v. toss, toss; the drawers are tossed

startle vt. to startle; to amaze

perp n. criminal the victims probably startled the perp

consultant n.

across the hall neighbor from across the hall

surgeon n.

work on

cadaver n. [medicine] corpse; dead body

robbery-homicide n. manslaughter; murderer

classify as

ampersand (& equals and) robbery & homicide

dash n dash

committee vt.

perpetrator n. perpetrator; perpetrator; perpetrator

trajectory n.

seated adj. The killer was seated.

Trigger n. The trigger; the cause, the thing that caused the reaction; the trigger, the detonating device he pulled the trigger

Deodorant n. deodorant, deodorant I can smell T-blossom deodorant on the leather n. leather;

active crime scene

items n. terms, items; an item; a strong man judging by the items he removed (moved away) from apartment

armoire n. (French) large wardrobe

dust pattern n dust distribution law

6 flights of stairs n 6 flights of stairs

Hallway n hallway

Tiled adj. Tiled; drained with tile pipes

Warrant n. basis; proof; justification; warrant vt.

Bureaucracy n.

Antique adj. Old n. Antiques, antiques; antiquity

Grand n. Grand piano; one thousand dollars

Lay a finger on

Bring up v bring up that up

let alone let alone; let alone; let alone lady's T-blossom

Curious adj. Curious, curious; eccentric;

take a load off

get me something v get me something, get is a very useful word

vending machine n

Scotland Yard: n. Scotland Yard (Metropolitan Police)

Pain in the ass n

Personal Valet n valet n.

Butler n. butler; butler

Relocated vt.

Reach out; offer; reach out to me

Heathrow n. Heathrow Airport

Stairwell n.

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  • Sherlock Holmes: I expect nothing, which is why I am such an exceptional detective.

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