Name: 2443 - Spy Movie Vocabulary in English
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This is an All Ears English podcast, episode 2443, Spy Movie Vocabulary in English.

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Today get movie vocabulary to watch this kind of film in English and to fully enjoy it.

Michelle, have you ever had anything stolen from you?

Why, yes, Lindsay, we've spoken about this before.

But also another time I got my phone stolen was, yeah, I was and I still know exactly the restaurant.

It was called Cleopatra's Needle on the Upper West Side.

It was the first year I moved to New York with my brother and sister-in-law and I went to the bathroom and I set my phone on something and I left the bathroom and then I went back to the bathroom to get it and it was not there.

That's yeah, that's always a liability there.

I had a camera stolen once when I was traveling and I also did something stupid.

I just left it on a bed in a hostel and then I went out and I don't know what I was thinking and I think I left the room for like an hour or two and then it was gone.

So sometimes we just we just forget to do the things with common sense, right?

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She says in the five minute quiz episode 2371 of March 11th, 2025.

I heard and we'll talk about that in a second.

I heard Aubrey say, because often we do use the word hot to mean illegal or stolen, right?

She says, I found this really interesting and I was wondering if you could share more common examples of situations where hot is used with this meaning.

I'd love to learn how to use it naturally in a conversation.

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Of course, we think of hot meaning the weather or good looking or whatever.

But one of the definitions is about being illegal or suspicious or stolen.

Cause this is, I think, a lesser known way of using the word hot.

I feel like I haven't heard it that much, but it is a way we use the word hot sometimes.

The cops pulled him over because they checked the license plate and it turns out the car was hot.

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