The IT Crowd S01E01 vocabulary: the 182 English words to know

441 different words in this film. Knowing the 1,000 most common English words covers about 78% of this film; the 3,000 most common, about 89%.

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Words worth learning
WordUses
computer 16
00:01:28Because you said on your CV you had a lot of experience with computers.
e-mail 4
00:01:38computer... thing you know, e-mails...
glass 3
00:12:38A plan? Let me put on my slightly larger glasses.
notice 3
00:11:43Did you notice how she didn't even get excited
department 3
00:08:38I'm the new head of this department.
button 3
00:03:14OK, well, the button on the side, is it glowing?
jam 3
00:05:00They toss us away like yesterday's jam!
exclamation 3
00:12:10"Fire!" Exclamation mark.
come down 3
00:04:07Oh really? Really, why don't you come down here and make me then?
make up 3
00:01:18Make up your mind!
turn off 3
00:03:09Have you tried turning it off and on again?
joke 2
00:11:21I know, I know, I'm joking, I'm fine!
continue 2
00:04:33Did she continue talking to you once you'd fixed her computer?
experience 2
00:01:28Because you said on your CV you had a lot of experience with computers.
earlier 2
00:18:34Is it 'cos we spoke on the phone earlier?
cup 2
00:04:39And while I was working on it, she rested a cup on my back.
conversation 2
00:08:04When did... I don't remember this conversation at all!
horrible 2
00:15:11You're like a pair of horrible old women.
fantastic 2
00:02:14Oh fantastic!
social 2
00:22:23You're used to being social social piranhas...
brilliant 2
00:20:59Yeah yeah yeah! Oh it's brilliant!
exciting 2
00:13:04Although that's just as exciting, I might even use these.
toilet 2
00:05:21Unisex toilets? You have unisex toilets, like Ally McBeal?
wound 2
00:08:56Roy! You've got a head wound there... Head wound!
beating 2
00:19:08They're fairly regular, the beatings, yes.
ear 2
00:11:36Oh just water. Sometimes, I get a hot ear,
unbelievable 2
00:04:45Unbelievable!
mouse 2
00:01:51The Web... Using mouse... mices... using mice.
escort 2
00:15:48Escort them from the premises.
click 2
00:01:57Clicking... double clicking...
era 2
00:20:36you should see this as a new era for Reynholm Industries.
edition 2
00:09:27I got the child edition and the adult edition
unisex 2
00:05:21Unisex toilets? You have unisex toilets, like Ally McBeal?
connect up 2
00:10:22Do you want me to connect up your phone?
drudgen 2
00:04:50We're all just drudgens to them.
hit off 2
00:04:27Did you and her... hit it off?
shut up 2
00:08:00Shut up, Morris!
work out 2
00:16:27Well, it's just not working out.
obviously 1
00:17:32You obviously don't know anything about computers.
teach 1
00:18:28Well maybe this will teach you
doubt 1
00:14:33without any shadow of a doubt
wine 1
00:21:02I'm just gonna get another box of wine!
difference 1
00:09:30just to check that there are no differences in the text.
madam 1
00:12:08"Dear sir, stroke, madam."
usually 1
00:22:28I'm a very popular person usually.
jump 1
00:03:57unless another thread's about to jump in there and do its stuff.
rid 1
00:12:32I definitely want to get rid of her.
yep 1
00:04:43- No?! - Yep!
decide 1
00:21:16And huh, we were so drunk that we decided to hire prostitutes.
admit 1
00:14:08You don't know anything about computers, admit it!
upstairs 1
00:19:36to raise your profile upstairs by 100%. What would you say?
silly 1
00:08:12Don't be silly you never dist...
crowd 1
00:12:25The IT Crowd continues next!
treat 1
00:18:30to treat people with a little bit of respect!
double 1
00:01:57Clicking... double clicking...
memory 1
00:04:00... and you don't want to end up in middle of invalid memory.
excited 1
00:11:43Did you notice how she didn't even get excited
raise 1
00:19:36to raise your profile upstairs by 100%. What would you say?
driver 1
00:03:52See the driver hooks a function by patching the system call table.
large 1
00:12:38A plan? Let me put on my slightly larger glasses.
clearly 1
00:13:00I... I've clearly gotten you over-excited!
code 1
00:17:44I'm just working on a very simple piece of programming code.
correct 1
00:02:05- The hard drive? - Correct.
manager 1
00:02:12And they need a new manager.
nearly 1
00:21:49And then you nearly walked into the canal!
example 1
00:17:37You know, I mean, for example Moss,
nurse 1
00:11:16The nurse said I didn't do myself any serious damage.
perfectly 1
00:09:09And we are perfectly fine down here, thank you very much,
original 1
00:11:45when she saw this original ZX-IT 1?
view 1
00:05:39Oh my God! Look at that view!
pretend 1
00:11:24Well, I just went in, and she was having a pretend conversation.
lift 1
00:06:11Get out of the lift...
settle 1
00:02:10That settles. Got a good feeling about you Jen!
access 1
00:13:57would you like us to access the data supplier
signal 1
00:08:29Why are you giving me the secret signal to shut up?!
damage 1
00:11:16The nurse said I didn't do myself any serious damage.
expensive 1
00:18:41They are gorgeous! Were they expensive?
pair 1
00:15:11You're like a pair of horrible old women.
player 1
00:15:27- Yeah. - Team players each and every one of you.
data 1
00:13:57would you like us to access the data supplier
useless 1
00:18:03I'm absolutely useless to you. I might as well pack up and go home.
regular 1
00:19:08They're fairly regular, the beatings, yes.
sexy 1
00:05:33A lot of sexy people not doing much work... and having affairs.
affair 1
00:05:33A lot of sexy people not doing much work... and having affairs.
clever 1
00:18:46Oh God! Clever you!
shopping 1
00:18:50Well, I should take you shopping.
hook 1
00:03:52See the driver hooks a function by patching the system call table.
capable 1
00:09:13we're more than capable of taking care of ourselves.
text 1
00:09:30just to check that there are no differences in the text.
load 1
00:13:14We go in, I make up a load of bullocks about computers
arrive 1
00:21:22And when they arrived to the hotel, we were too scared to do anything,
tip 1
00:19:46I need a felt-tip pen, and some paper.
popular 1
00:22:28I'm a very popular person usually.
receive 1
00:01:42sending e-mails, receiving e-mails, deleting e-mails...
sale 1
00:18:44No, no no no! Got them in a sale.
rude 1
00:09:01I don't wanna be rude or anything
shadow 1
00:14:33without any shadow of a doubt
screen 1
00:01:59the computer screen of course, the keyboard...
gorgeous 1
00:18:41They are gorgeous! Were they expensive?
hire 1
00:21:16And huh, we were so drunk that we decided to hire prostitutes.
pen 1
00:19:46I need a felt-tip pen, and some paper.
chick 1
00:14:49there's gonna be a long way down for you, sweet chicks!
basement 1
00:05:57All... the way down to the basement.
shoe 1
00:22:31That girl earlier, that tried to beat me to death with her shoes,
adult 1
00:09:27I got the child edition and the adult edition
fifth 1
00:04:26Girl on fifth...
realise 1
00:14:56He'll realise in a second...
standard 1
00:02:17Standard nerds!
inform 1
00:09:03but I wasn't informed of any changes to this department.
slightly 1
00:12:38A plan? Let me put on my slightly larger glasses.
pitch 1
00:17:01It might just take a little while to get the pitch right on the voice
profile 1
00:19:36to raise your profile upstairs by 100%. What would you say?
disturb 1
00:08:09Don't... don't let me disturb you, I just wanted to come down....
insult 1
00:00:00Translation, synchro: Anyone Sixe Guilamu Transcript: Anyone Suggestions critics insults: [email protected] www.forom.com
stroke 1
00:12:08"Dear sir, stroke, madam."
wicked 1
00:09:23Ah! Wicked!
function 1
00:03:52See the driver hooks a function by patching the system call table.
patch 1
00:03:52See the driver hooks a function by patching the system call table.
delighted 1
00:17:42I'd be delighted!
employee 1
00:00:46but I found the best thing to do with the new employee
web 1
00:01:51The Web... Using mouse... mices... using mice.
discussion 1
00:07:49in quite a serious discussion about books and such.
steam 1
00:13:02Would "steamed" be a better word?
fairly 1
00:19:08They're fairly regular, the beatings, yes.
unexpected 1
00:03:39Have you tried forcing an unexpected reboot?
stare 1
00:00:48is to size them up with a long hard stare.
toss 1
00:05:00They toss us away like yesterday's jam!
visitor 1
00:07:40Yes I believe it was Tolstoy who said... Oh, it seems we have a visitor.
bargain 1
00:18:48I'm never lucky enough to get a bargain myself.
grip 1
00:01:25- getting to grips with the... - I'm gonna put you in I.T.
suggestion 1
00:00:00Translation, synchro: Anyone Sixe Guilamu Transcript: Anyone Suggestions critics insults: [email protected] www.forom.com
plug 1
00:14:38Plugging in your computer.
prostitute 1
00:21:16And huh, we were so drunk that we decided to hire prostitutes.
hilarious 1
00:20:29- You're hilarious! - Yes we are!
whatsoever 1
00:04:47Yeah, I mean they've not respect for us up there, no respect whatsoever!
engage 1
00:07:46I'm sorry, myself and Morris were just engaged
translation 1
00:00:00Translation, synchro: Anyone Sixe Guilamu Transcript: Anyone Suggestions critics insults: [email protected] www.forom.com
embarrass 1
00:00:45Hope this doesn't embarrass you Jen,
thread 1
canal 1
00:21:49And then you nearly walked into the canal!
tick 1
00:06:39- Oh. Won't be a tick! - Oh my God!
define 1
00:04:30Define "hit it off"?
glow 1
00:03:14OK, well, the button on the side, is it glowing?
nerd 1
00:02:17Standard nerds!
weekly 1
00:19:11I'd say we're on a by-weekly beatings.
delete 1
00:01:42sending e-mails, receiving e-mails, deleting e-mails...
keyboard 1
00:01:59the computer screen of course, the keyboard...
unload 1
00:03:56So it's not safe to unload it,
matrix 1
00:14:00and connect you up to the matrix?
critic 1
00:00:00Translation, synchro: Anyone Sixe Guilamu Transcript: Anyone Suggestions critics insults: [email protected] www.forom.com

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