In this episode of Succession, The Roys assemble at an English castle for Shiv’s and Tom’s wedding; Kendall’s plans are fast-tracked

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Succession Season 1 Episode 9 – Vocabulary CEFR B1 and above potentially unknown vocabulary:

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CEFR B1 and above potentially unknown vocabulary:

1. Tanegashima: This is a place name referring to an island in Japan. It might be unfamiliar to some readers who are not familiar with Japanese geography.
2. Handover: In this context, it refers to the transfer of responsibilities, information, or authority from one person to another. It is commonly used in business and organizational settings.
3. Hall pass: It refers to a permission or authorization to be exempt from certain obligations or restrictions. In a school setting, a hall pass allows a student to leave the classroom temporarily.
4. Arrangement: In this context, it means a specific agreement or understanding between two or more parties.
5. Leverage buyout: It is a financial term that refers to the acquisition of a company using a significant amount of borrowed funds (debt) to meet the cost of acquisition.
6. Hostile takeover: It is a situation where one company tries to acquire another company against the wishes of the target company’s management or board of directors.
7. Weight limit: It refers to the maximum weight allowed for a particular object or vehicle on a road, bridge, or other infrastructure.
8. Vehicle dysmorphic: This is a figurative expression referring to someone who has an exaggerated or irrational concern about the appearance, size, or suitability of their vehicle.
9. Synced: In this context, it means the process of synchronizing or aligning audio or video files with their corresponding counterparts.
10. Media monitoring: It refers to the practice of systematically collecting and analyzing media content, such as news articles, social media posts, and broadcasts, to gather information about a particular topic, brand, or organization.
11. Knife fight: It is used metaphorically here to describe a highly competitive and intense situation or conflict where the outcome is uncertain.
12. Salient: important
13. Static: In this context, it refers to a state of confusion, disagreement, or uncertainty regarding certain details or information.

Part 2 of Vocabulary from Succession Season 1 Episode 9

1. Jumpy: It means nervous, anxious, or easily startled.
2. Begging: In this context, it means to make a desperate or earnest request or plea for something.
3. Syndicate: It refers to a group of individuals or organizations who come together to finance or invest in a particular project or venture.
4. Rehearse: To practice or go through a performance, event, or procedure in preparation for a future occasion.
5. Church and state: It refers to the separation or independence of religious institutions (church) and government (state).
6. Guilt trip: It is an idiom used to describe a situation where someone intentionally or unintentionally makes another person feel guilty or responsible for something.
7. Rube: It is a slang term meaning an unsophisticated or naive person.
8. Bachelor party: A celebration held for a man who is about to get married, usually involving a gathering of friends and various activities.
9. Standup: It refers to a comedy performance in which a comedian delivers a series of jokes, usually performed in front of a live audience.
10. Public: In this context, it means to make something known or widely accessible to the public.
11. Playwright: A person who writes plays, specifically the author of a dramatic work intended for performance on stage.
12. Hug: In this context, it refers to a friendly and informal attempt to acquire a controlling interest in a target company by making an enticing offer to its shareholders.
13. CEO: Chief Executive Officer, the highest-ranking executive in a company or organization who is responsible for making major decisions

Here are some potentially unknown vocabulary words from Succession Season 1 Episode 9:

1. Canadians: Referring to people from Canada.
2. Et cetera: Latin phrase meaning “and so forth” or “and other similar things.”
3. Pension fund: A fund set up by a company or organization to provide income for retired employees.
4. Context: The circumstances or conditions in which something occurs, which helps in understanding its meaning.
5. Private equity: Investment in private companies that are not publicly traded on a stock exchange.
6. Buy out: The purchase of a controlling interest in a company, usually to gain full ownership.
7. Co-investors: Individuals or entities who invest together in a particular venture or project.
8. Wet the beak: An idiomatic expression meaning to receive a share or benefit, usually referring to a bribe or kickback.
9. Too soon: Used to indicate that something is inappropriate or premature in a given situation.
10. Hard-on: An idiom used to describe excitement or enthusiasm.
11. Soup: Metaphorically used to refer to a situation or environment.
12. Rift: A serious disagreement or estrangement between people, often within a family or a group.
13. Behind closed doors: Privately or secretly, away from public view.
14. Real deal: A genuine or authentic person or thing.
15. Absent: Not present or missing.
16. Calamari cock ring: A metaphorical phrase with an unclear meaning in this context. It is used as a derogatory nickname or insult.
17. Illness: A state of poor health or a medical condition.
18. Plays weak: Refers to an action or statement that makes someone appear vulnerable or lacking strength.
19. Background brief: Providing additional information or details in the background of a story or situation.

Part 4 of Vocabulary from Succession Season 1 Episode 9

1. Cult: A group of people with extreme devotion to a particular person or idea.
2. Grieving: Experiencing deep sadness, usually due to the loss of a loved one.
3. Hold on: Wait or pause for a moment.
4. Launch: Referring to the launch of a new product, service, or event.
5. Concerned: Worried or anxious.
6. No way out: Feeling trapped or having no escape from a situation.
7. Middle Eastern operations: Referring to business activities or ventures in the Middle East region.
8. Ex: Short for “ex-boyfriend” or “ex-girlfriend,” referring to a past romantic partner.
9. Hurl: To vomit or feel the urge to vomit.
10. Table plans: Arrangements for seating guests at an event, such as a wedding.
11. Secret thing: A hidden or undisclosed matter or information.
12. Vibes: Short for “vibrations,” referring to the overall atmosphere or feeling in a situation.
13. Colleague: A person with whom one works, especially in a professional setting.
14. Jerk: A rude, obnoxious, or unpleasant person.
15. Fucking around: Engaging in dishonest or unfaithful behavior.
16. DC: Abbreviation for Washington, D.C., the capital of the United States.
17. Gossip: Casual or idle talk about other people’s personal lives or affairs.
18. Bleed out: To lose a large amount of blood, figuratively used to indicate being hurt emotionally.
19. Mind at rest: Feeling reassured or having peace of mind.
20. Split: To leave or depart quickly.
21. Stabbed: Figuratively, feeling hurt or offended by someone’s comments or actions.
22. Veneer: A superficial appearance or display that

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