121. Alicia, I know this has been hard on you, but you have to believe me.

* be hard on somebody/something: to be difficult for or unfair to somebody/something

- It's hard on people who don't have a car.

*believe somebody

122. You think I care about the small print in your employment contract?

*print: [uncountable] letters, words, numbers, etc. that have been printed onto paper

*employment contract

123. I was set up.

*set somebody up: (informal) to trick somebody, especially by making them appear guilty of something

124. Mom says you're on a case.

*work on a case

125. There was a rumor going around that something got buried, pitted.

*There is a rumor going around that

*get+过去分词表被动

*bury something: to ignore or hide a feeling, a mistake, etc.

*pit something: to make marks or holes on the surface of something

126. Hey, listen, thanks for playing the breadwinner for a while.

*thanks for doing something

*play the breadwinner

*for a while

127. The lawyers think the appellate court is going to hear my case.

*appellate court: a court in which people can appeal against decisions made in other courts of law  上诉法庭

*hear something: to listen to and judge a case in court

- The appeal was heard in private.

- Today the jury began to hear the evidence.

*case: [countable] a question to be decided in court 案子

- The case will be heard next week.

- a court case

- to win/lose a case

- When does her case come before the court?

128. If they overturn it, everything goes back to normal.

*go back to normal

*[transitive] overturn something: to officially decide that a legal decision, etc. is not correct, and to make it no longer valid

- to overturn a decision/conviction/verdict

- His sentence was overturned by the appeal court.

129. It's time.

时间到了

130. Look at the top corner.

*top corner