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Season 2 · Episode 15

A Clone of My Own

Futurama

B2LatAm dubRelaxed dialogueRelaxed: slower, easier to followon Hulu

Professor Farnsworth unveils his clone, Cubert Farnsworth, whom he plans to leave everything to upon his retirement. But Cubert wants no part of Farnsworth's lifestyle, prompting the professor into a premature retirement on the Near-Death Star.

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A Clone of My Own

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S02E15 · Futurama

B2

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Ordered by what we think matters most.

  1. 1

    invento

    invention
    noun (m)~7× this episode
    Su invento más famoso le ganó un premio internacional.His most famous invention won him an international award.
  2. 2

    sucesor

    successor, heir
    noun (m)~6× this episode
    El director anunció a su sucesor antes de jubilarse.The director announced his successor before retiring.
  3. 3

    clon

    clone
    noun (m)~5× this episode
    Los científicos debatieron las implicaciones éticas de crear un clon humano.Scientists debated the ethical implications of creating a human clone.
  4. 4

    tripulación

    crew
    noun (f)~3× this episode
    La tripulación del barco trabajó toda la noche para reparar el motor.The ship's crew worked all night to repair the engine.
  5. 5

    logro

    achievement, accomplishment
    noun (m)~3× this episode
    Graduarse de medicina fue el mayor logro de su vida.Graduating from medical school was the greatest achievement of her life.
  6. 6

    farsante pedante

    pompous fraud, self-important fake
    expressioncolloquial

    A compound insult used to dismiss someone as both dishonest and arrogantly showy about their supposed knowledge. Used in heated confrontations to undercut an authority figure's credibility.

    No le hagas caso, ese tipo es un farsante pedante que nunca ha trabajado de verdad.Don't listen to him, that guy is a pompous fraud who has never done real work.
  7. 7

    cuento tamaño gigante

    a whopper of a lie, a tall tale, total nonsense
    expressioncolloquial

    Used to dismiss something as unbelievable or fabricated. 'Cuento' alone means 'story' or 'lie', and 'tamaño gigante' intensifies it to emphasize how far-fetched the claim is.

    Lo que me dijiste sobre el accidente es un cuento tamaño gigante, nadie te va a creer.What you told me about the accident is a complete whopper, nobody is going to believe you.
  8. 8

    vejez

    old age
    noun (f)
    Muchas personas temen la vejez por la pérdida de independencia.Many people fear old age because of the loss of independence.
  9. 9

    obituario

    obituary
    noun (m)
    El periódico publicó un obituario muy emotivo sobre la científica.The newspaper published a very moving obituary about the scientist.

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