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Pinocchio

Learn English with the movie Pinocchio and fleex

By watching the movie Pinocchio with fleex, you can improve your English effortlessly

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Here are some of the English expressions you'll be able to discover/memorize with Pinocchio:

peck at hard to please in sorrow leg of lamb cigar box take heart take water good for nothing come close fly by

Below are some of the English words you'll be able to discover/memorize with Pinocchio:

slippy tunny peelings ignoramus interceded spoilt yells everytime sirs tallest
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Here are some of the English expressions you'll be able to discover/memorize with Pinocchio:

peck at hard to please in sorrow leg of lamb cigar box take heart take water good for nothing come close fly by

Below are some of the English words you'll be able to discover/memorize with Pinocchio:

slippy tunny peelings ignoramus interceded spoilt yells everytime sirs tallest
See all words and expressions
Fleex's intelligent subtitles show up on demand in English and/or in your language, letting you improve your English while having fun with your movie.
With Reverso dictionaries embedded in your videos, you can click any word in the subtitles and instantly get its translations together with real-life usage examples. A good way to learn the meaning of "slippy", "tunny" or "peelings".
Fleex automatically detects the English expressions in Pinocchio, such as "peck at", "hard to please" or "in sorrow". A great way to perfect your English!
Many other features will facilitate your learning while watching Pinocchio: a personal vocabulary list to store the words you want to learn, friendly navigation in the subtitles, slow pronunciation of the dialogs...