The Office S01E02 vocabulary: the 225 English words to know

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Words worth learning
WordUses
cookie 11
00:07:29What chu want, a cookie?
hero 10
00:07:39HERO.
diversity 9
00:00:42Today is diversity day,
push 6
00:00:46It's something that I've been pushing...
race 6
00:04:13Stanley, I don't look at you as another race.
offensive 6
00:05:13that you found offensive in the workplace.
celebrate 5
00:02:28Celebrate a little.
pledge 5
00:08:23as kind of a group pledge.
ignorance 5
00:04:08arise simply out of ignorance.
type 4
00:06:48Basically, there are two types of Black people.
corporate 4
00:00:51And corporate mandated it.
honesty 4
00:04:01our philosophy is about honesty
workplace 4
00:04:06of the problems in the workplace
green 3
00:20:05If I'd brought in some burritos or some "colored" greens.
bear 3
00:08:00A hero is born out of a childhood trauma
notice 3
00:04:39Uh, I've noticed that, uh, uh...
color 3
00:04:10You know what? This is a color-free zone here.
indian 3
00:04:53White and Indian.
incident 3
00:05:11I had you write down an incident
routine 3
00:05:56with the Chris Rock routine?
comment 3
00:08:55because of the comments that you made.
empathy 3
00:07:45Empathy, Respect, and Open-mindedness.
mindedness 3
00:07:45Empathy, Respect, and Open-mindedness.
teach 2
00:08:41that says that I taught something.
yep 2
00:09:51Yep, yep.
gay 2
00:05:21Okay, can we steer away from gay people?
blind 2
00:04:19We don't have to pretend that we're color-blind.
training 2
00:09:37that you actually cared about diversity training.
prefer 2
00:04:55Actually, I'd prefer not to start that way.
permission 2
00:04:57Michael, I would love to have your permission
regret 2
00:09:57"I regret my actions. I regret offending my coworkers.
positive 2
00:04:03and positive expectations.
exact 2
00:05:50which is ironic, because it's the exact incident
sale 2
00:02:11This is my biggest sale of the year.
pot 2
00:17:01Stir the pot! Stir the melting pot, Pam!
culture 2
00:16:39Lots of cultures eat rice.
term 2
00:08:59I think is very advanced in terms of, uh,
signature 2
00:09:10It's not throwing me. I need your signature.
session 2
00:04:59to run this session.
parent 2
00:14:29Well, both my parents were born in Mexico.
native 2
00:14:05is that I am also part Native American Indian.
advanced 2
00:08:59I think is very advanced in terms of, uh,
forehead 2
00:15:26and I want you to put it on your forehead.
racist 2
00:06:51And Black people are actually more racist
stir 2
00:17:01Stir the pot! Stir the melting pot, Pam!
tit 2
00:01:59Tit for tit.
connotation 2
00:14:57Well, it has certain connotations.
write down 2
00:05:11I had you write down an incident
carry 1
00:13:08And those are the principles that I carry with me
cute 1
00:17:44She's cute, huh?
joke 1
00:12:01No. This is not a joke.
cop 1
00:12:23Cop a squat.
store 1
00:18:21Oh, welcome to my convenience store!
experience 1
00:08:18This kind of expresses the joint experience
computer 1
00:17:37Yeah, I downloaded it on her computer.
choose 1
00:05:15Now, what I'm going to do is choose one,
mate 1
00:16:54Uh, Outback Steakhouse. I'm Australian, mate!
blame 1
00:19:30No, I don't blame you.
action 1
00:09:57"I regret my actions. I regret offending my coworkers.
form 1
00:08:15Now, I need you to take these forms.
treat 1
00:15:34to treat other people
double 1
00:12:07So double offensive.
spirit 1
00:10:01"I pledge to bring my best spirit of honesty,
excited 1
00:01:04And, uh, I'm very, very excited.
extra 1
00:17:40No way, no. She just had a lot of extra space.
bottle 1
00:02:25So, you know, I buy a mini bottle of champagne.
simply 1
00:04:08arise simply out of ignorance.
driver 1
00:17:13you would maybe not be a very good driver.
weekend 1
00:03:14So, did you get a good weekend going there?
excellent 1
00:19:05Excellent! Okay...
beach 1
00:17:58You wanna go to the beach?
german 1
00:13:54And I am part English, Irish, uh, German,
code 1
00:19:18What... what code were you given?
several 1
00:09:14Several times.
rule 1
00:05:18A few other ground rules, just real quick.
account 1
00:02:19just to renew their account.
file 1
00:06:13and people file a complaint to corporate?
tape 1
00:12:40Let's take a look at the tape.
copy 1
00:09:25And the only reason why I made copies for everyone
truly 1
00:10:10"In this way, I can truly be a HERO.
credit 1
00:07:19always want credit
pretend 1
00:04:19We don't have to pretend that we're color-blind.
base 1
00:17:09based on stereotypes that are totally untrue,
ugly 1
00:17:03Let's do it. Let's get ugly.
introduce 1
00:13:47And why don't I just kind of introduce myself, okay?
add 1
00:13:24But I'm gonna add onto it later on.
harm 1
00:07:54A hero kills people. People that wish them harm.
style 1
00:11:56Indian-style, are we?
basically 1
00:06:48Basically, there are two types of Black people.
success 1
00:16:23I admire your culture's success in America.
connection 1
00:11:14Were there any connections between any of us?
familiar 1
00:05:55Now, how many of you are familiar
delicious 1
00:18:26I have some very delicious cookie-cookie!
suffer 1
00:14:17There's suffering. So who else?
suffering 1
00:14:17There's suffering. So who else?
curious 1
00:15:08No, now, remember... I'm just curious.
punch 1
00:00:55Um, they kind of beat me to the punch.
champagne 1
00:02:25So, you know, I buy a mini bottle of champagne.
tear 1
00:11:33I'm going to have you all in tears.
rice 1
00:16:39Lots of cultures eat rice.
row 1
00:00:38Gotcha. Good. I'd go with the rows.
progress 1
00:12:34is the cornerstone of progress,
zone 1
00:04:10You know what? This is a color-free zone here.
circle 1
00:11:55Hey, we're not all gonna sit in a circle,
percent 1
00:02:32for one percent more.
intend 1
00:17:23Uh, no pun intended.
violent 1
00:16:09tend to be more violent.
childhood 1
00:08:00A hero is born out of a childhood trauma
disaster 1
00:08:03or out of a disaster
loan 1
00:16:45I'd like to apply for a loan.
joint 1
00:08:18This kind of expresses the joint experience
express 1
00:08:18This kind of expresses the joint experience
embarrassed 1
00:09:27was so that you wouldn't be embarrassed.
customer 1
00:13:33I have a customer meeting.
sec 1
00:01:29Hold on one sec. I don't know.
tax 1
00:18:28Only 99 cents, plus tax!
exercise 1
00:15:49You know, this isn't just an exercise.
environment 1
00:12:09This is an environment of welcoming.
timing 1
00:06:12same comedic timing...
apply 1
00:16:45I'd like to apply for a loan.
respond 1
00:05:53I was brought in here to respond to.
trauma 1
00:08:00A hero is born out of a childhood trauma
tend 1
00:16:09tend to be more violent.
insult 1
00:11:08He, uh, insulted us, and he abandoned us.
commission 1
00:02:20And that one call ends up being 25% of my commission.
expression 1
00:02:00That is not the expression.
admire 1
00:16:23I admire your culture's success in America.
halfway 1
00:11:01uh, he got us halfway there.
abandon 1
00:11:08He, uh, insulted us, and he abandoned us.
complaint 1
00:06:13and people file a complaint to corporate?
basis 1
00:03:25First-name basis.
lame 1
00:12:04Okay? That was offensive, and lame.
emotion 1
00:11:18Was there any emotion going on?
content 1
00:01:11And on the back it says 100% post-consumer content.
principle 1
00:13:08And those are the principles that I carry with me
butcher 1
00:07:07He's ruin... he's butchering it.
gotcha 1
00:00:38Gotcha. Good. I'd go with the rows.
philosophy 1
00:04:01our philosophy is about honesty
hilarious 1
00:06:06and everybody finds it hilarious and groundbreaking,
engage 1
00:17:46Yeah. You know, she's engaged, but...
involve 1
00:06:29Well, let's have someone who wasn't involved
sexually 1
00:04:48that you are attracted to sexually.
cent 1
00:18:28Only 99 cents, plus tax!
salesman 1
00:19:23Yeah, no, that's actually another salesman here.
sketch 1
00:17:48Oh, no, the girl in the... sketch.
races 1
00:05:28Plus, a lot of other races are also intolerant of gays.
attract 1
00:04:48that you are attracted to sexually.
accountant 1
00:06:44He's a great accountant.
discount 1
00:19:28Oh, he gave you a discount?
explosive 1
00:17:21I thought that would be too explosive.

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