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00:30Hello everybody, it's Monday the 20th of April and we are up and running with another week of Countdown.
00:37So let's not have any delays, let's not have any false starts and just fire the starting pistol and get
00:43a guardian of the dictionary, Susie Dent, reintroduced.
00:47And look who's making his Dictionary Corner debut all this week.
00:51He is a Paralympic, a marathon running legend. For me, one of the greatest to walk the planet, Richard Whitehead.
01:00It's great to be here, thank you Colin.
01:02And he could get over to Rachel Riley in about 0.3 seconds in front of that board.
01:09Yes, it's London Marathon Week this week of course, so we'll give that a big shout out.
01:13And we love to impress our new guests, don't we? So let's just do our athletic credentials here.
01:19I don't actually know. Let's go back. Rachel, what about you? Back in the day?
01:24I mean, I was champion at 70 metres, 75 metres, push it up to 100 if I had to. I
01:31was a hurdler, I wasn't long distance.
01:32I think I would call, you know, 400 plus long distance for me.
01:36What about you, Susie? Would you take to the pavements a little 1k, 2k, anything or more a walker?
01:42Yeah, I love walking. I know you love walking. I have walked the Great North Run and we did it
01:48in memory of Richard Whitehead.
01:50and we said we were walking for whiters and kind of skipped the running for Richard part.
01:54So we walked it. But I love walking. Fast walking, yeah, is brilliant.
01:58But I'm not a runner. I like sprinting too, but 75 metres and then I was, that was it.
02:03Yes, the white lane and the walking just worked out for you there, didn't it? Thank goodness.
02:07What advice would you give then, Richard, to somebody like me who used to run and I kind of fear
02:14getting back into it
02:15or somebody who thinks, I just can't do 5k.
02:18Where do you start?
02:20I've noticed that we skipped your sporting credentials there, Colin, which was quite timely.
02:27But for me, it's all about enjoying the process and one foot in front of the other and goal set
02:35as well,
02:36which is so important.
02:37And also understanding that everybody has a starting position and it is quite tough.
02:43But for me, it's about kind of really embracing the process and then thinking this is going to actually improve
02:48my life
02:49and hopefully support other people that are going through those challenging moments as well.
02:53A little bit of belief. Hopefully that will inspire a few people.
02:55For sure, yeah.
02:56Yeah, so maybe I'll pick up that pace from walking to run and Susie won't she won't.
03:01Well, Richard, our two challengers today, because of course Ian Kinsella became an octochamp on Friday,
03:07brilliant octochamp, have different kind of obsessions.
03:11Ken Wears joins us from Birkenhead.
03:12Hello, Ken.
03:13Hello.
03:14And fishing is your game, been doing it for decades?
03:17Since I was eight years old.
03:20Absolutely fantastic stuff.
03:21All weather fishermen, are you out all the time doing it or just when the sun's out?
03:26Just when the sun's out, Colin.
03:28Well, listen, the weather's sort of in between, isn't it, at the moment, so it's nice to be indoors with
03:32us.
03:33Well, Ken, you're hoping to have our other challenger on the hook today,
03:36which is Ian Innes, who joins us from Aberdeen.
03:39And again, a bit of a sort of lovely, leisurely obsession.
03:44You love your lawn bowls.
03:45It's very leisurely, yeah.
03:47Aside from the sport, the community's brilliant.
03:49It's very friendly, and I mean, I play indoor bowls as well, and there are people there in their 90s,
03:56and they're still excellent bowlers, so it's a game you can keep going at for many, many years.
04:02Lovely. Well, let's do it then.
04:04We don't have ends, we just have rounds, but good luck to Ian and to Ken.
04:09Let's try and get a big word on the hook straight away.
04:12Your letters, Ken.
04:13Hello, Rachel.
04:14Hi, Ken.
04:14I'll have a consonant, please.
04:16Great.
04:16Start the week with B.
04:20Another consonant, please.
04:21R.
04:23A vowel.
04:24E.
04:26A consonant.
04:54All right, at home and in the studio, let's play countdown.
04:58And we'll have a single class.
04:59We'll be right back.
05:09We'll have a now.
05:10We'll be right back.
09:06نهاية
09:08ترجمة نانسي قنقر
09:38ترجمة نانسي قنقر
10:06ترجمة نانسي قنقر
10:36س
10:39سنعوذ
10:39سنعوذ
10:40سنعوذ
10:40سنعوذ
10:41سنعوذ
10:43وضع
10:43كونسونة
10:43ما شأت
10:46أمثلا
10:48كونسونة
10:49كونسونة
10:50كونسونة
10:51الفاديو
10:51هناك
10:52موسيقى
11:23Okay, Ian Innes
11:25Seven
11:26And Ken Wears
11:27Seven
11:28Well done, Ian
11:29Gravest
11:30Gravest, and for you, Ken
11:32Gameest
11:32And Gameest
11:33Both very good indeed
11:35There you go
11:36So we've got some eights here
11:37Oh, come on, Richard
11:39My greats
11:40There's Magister
11:41Which is a form of address to a scholar
11:44Particularly in Medieval times
11:46And also Vergates, which was a measurement of land
11:48Excellent
11:48There you go, three eights in there
11:50But Ken and Ian, very happy with their sevens
11:53And Ken, you're going to pick these letters.
11:54Consonant, please, Rachel.
11:56Thank you, Ken.
11:58Vowel.
12:00I.
12:02Consonant.
12:04T.
12:05Consonant.
12:07S.
12:09Vowel, please.
12:11O.
12:14Consonant.
12:15F.
12:18Vowel.
12:20E.
12:23Consonant.
12:24N.
12:27And a vowel, please.
12:30And a final O.
12:32And half a minute.
12:33Vowel.
12:34Vowel.
12:35Vowel.
12:47Vowel.
13:02Vowel.
13:03.
13:04يانا
13:04.
13:05.
13:05ange Indigenous
13:06تعيد
13:06.
13:09لا
13:10بغانية
13:10أنم سأن envaking
13:11الهet
13:11.
13:12مو możemy
13:13مو
13:13.
13:13أ lost one E project wasn't it?
13:16إلى قوة مزيدة
13:18سيعتم أنه سيحًا
13:20هذه الأسرة
13:21فوق السيكون كن
13:23أيضًا أسرع الأسرع
13:25سيحًا الأسرة
13:25أتباه سيحًا
13:28أما أشي해야 أن تكون عليها
13:30أكثر كنت دعيLeث
13:31أعطيكم إلى جنب
13:34نحن سيحة
13:35إنه سيحة
13:40إنه قرأي
14:09يمكن أن تس
14:15ترجمة نانسي قنقر
14:41ترجمة نانسي قنقر
15:15ترجمة نانسي قنقر
15:38أنه يجب أنيبه.
15:40وكنت أولاً كبيراً.
15:42وفقاً مجموعة تلمسيحاً.
15:45يومي بدأت مني سنة.
15:47يسمي أن يقولون أن الأولى أن الأولى التي يتعرضها
15:50فقط الأولى، فهما تحتاجها،
15:53ونحن مجموعة،
15:53وفقاً لأولى رصحة السيارة،
16:05الأولى ليسوا صحيحة المثالة،
16:08المعارات للجارب المعارات للجارب المائلات
16:12في وقت نحرك مرتبطًا
16:16معتعدتها
16:16بالجمل متأسجل
16:18but I'd not run a race
16:20and so it was in the unknown
16:24obviously now that I've run quite a few
16:26I'm obviously very prepared
16:30and obviously very focused
16:31and obviously understand the dedication
16:35that you do need to obviously run that marathon
16:37and I continually think that even at my age now
16:41of 49 I can still improve
16:43that's amazing, that's amazing
16:45so hence the reason why when you say
16:46you can't run a marathon Colin
16:48I believe that you can
16:50that's all I needed
16:52that's so I can run through a wall right now
16:56Richard, my head, thank you very much
16:59now let's get back to the teapot
17:02to a countdown fan worth as much as any gold medal
17:05and it's still up for grabs
17:07Ken, believe, let's get more letters from you
17:09consonant please Rachel
17:10thank you Ken
17:11H
17:13vowel
17:14I
17:17consonant
17:18S
17:19consonant please
17:22G
17:23vowel
17:25U
17:26another vowel please
17:29A
17:32consonant
17:33M
17:36another consonant please
17:38K
17:41A
17:42and a vowel please
17:44a final E
17:46start the clock
17:49you
17:49A
17:49E
17:49A
17:50A
17:50A
17:50A
17:50A
18:23المحذر
18:24المحذر
18:24and for you
18:26اموز
18:26اموز
18:27we are not amused
18:28at this round
18:29Suzy and Richard
18:30because it promised
18:31so much more
18:32so what can you deliver
18:33so we had
18:34well I had
18:34geisha 6
18:35and you had
18:36a great 7
18:38مشuka
18:39مشuka
18:39yes
18:40m-e-s-h-u-g-a
18:41it means
18:42really foolish
18:43or irrational
18:44yes
18:44straight from yiddish
18:46and also
18:46Suzy's pet name
18:48for me
18:48off air
18:49is مشuka
18:50so it means
18:51a lot to us
18:52it's an easy one
18:52it does
18:53yes
18:53yes
18:53it does them
18:53it may not mean much to people
18:55but does
18:55it means a lot
18:57more letters please Ian
18:58yes i'll have a consonant please
19:00thank you Ian
19:02S
19:02and uh
19:03a vowel
19:05I
19:05and another consonant
19:08G
19:09and a vowel
19:11A
19:11and a consonant
19:14N
19:15and another consonant
19:18P
19:19and the vowel
19:21O
19:21النهايه
19:22وترجعه
19:26والنهايه
19:30نعمir
20:02ترجمة نانسي قنقر
20:21ترجمة نانسي قنقر
20:57ترجمة نانسي قنقر
21:12ترجمة نانسي قنقر
21:15ترجمة نانسي قنقر
21:45ترجمة نانسي قنقر
22:01ترجمة نانسي قنقر
22:07ترجمة نانسي قنقر
22:10ترجمة نانسي قنقر
22:11ترجمة نانسي قنقر
22:19ترجمة نانسي قنقر
22:23ترجمة نانسي قنقر
22:52ترجمة نانسي قنقر
22:57ترجمة نانسي قنقر
23:14ترجمة نانسي قنقر
23:16ترجمة نانسي قنقر
23:31ترجمة نانسي قنقر
23:33زوجي 7
23:34زوجي 7
23:35لا يκار أن يُفر لينه هنفه
23:36أحيان ahh
23:37سيتي
23:38والدان سنوات
23:40ردوهي
23:41ردوهي
23:42ردوهي
23:42نحن
23:43أحسنت
23:45راقم
23:46مجرحهي
23:47تخلق
23:48أحسنت
23:48منذ 13
23:49سيئة
23:49تخلق
23:50سيدي
23:50نحن أن تخلق
23:51شريحي
23:52أي نوعه
23:52نوعه
23:53نوعه
23:53نوعه
23:54شريحي
23:57نوعه
23:59عرقم
24:00ومشي
24:01ومشي
24:01ومشي
24:02لأنه يجب فتو يكافئه هناك لكن إيان بخير يجبك أن تقوم بفرحة
24:07قتلاح جروب عليكم
24:09تـ
24:09تـ
24:10تـ
24:11تـ
24:12تـ
24:12تـ
24:12تـ
24:13تـ
24:13تـ
24:13تـ
24:13تـ
24:13تـ
24:14تـ
24:20تـ
24:21إي .
24:23سيخرج فهر يشفه
24:25الأب
24:26سيخرج فهر
24:29سيخرج فهر
24:32سيخرج فهر
24:38سيح
24:39سيخرج فهر
24:43سيخرج
24:43سيخرج فهر
24:43الآن دعونا
24:46إن جانب
25:54وهي اشتراعي من المصطفل
25:56هناك اذا كان لدينا متوجهال من المصطفل
25:58ملتوجه لنطفل
26:01أطلق نقصن نقص نقص نقص نقص نقص نقص نقصي
26:04أولاً من المصطفل
26:07مما يخبرني من جان و شكراً
26:08يريد موضوعًا
26:09من جان و شكراً
26:12و يريدون أن نقص عبارة
26:16أعتقد أننا بإنقاط المسيحة
26:20المسيحة
26:23كتبتون أنه تبس المنطفل
26:24ولكن ت��يب هذا because it emerged from a really productive age
26:27in England which was the jazz era especially the jazz era
26:30in North America 1920s 1930s heyday of people like Charlie
26:35Parker etcetera who gave us the adjective cool that's when that
26:38propelled into popularity but it was all about the impromptu
26:42improvisational nature of of jazz culture really so
26:46it was something that was not permanent it was just temporary
26:50and then they would move on to another venue
26:52so it suggests movement
26:54and that is what gives us a clue as to its origin
26:56because we think it goes back to the gig
26:58that in the 18th century
27:00was a light two-wheeled carriage
27:02pulled by a single horse
27:04so very good for quick trips
27:06not good for long distances
27:08which is similar to Rachel's and my running style
27:11but again it would be
27:12something quick and then you would move on
27:15to the next one
27:16there is an alternative theory that it goes back to engagement
27:18but my money is on the gig
27:20that used to be a horse-drawn carriage
27:22thank you Susan
27:24all right let's get back to our very own freestyle here
27:27it's Ken and it's Ian
27:29it's four rounds to go and just 20 points
27:32Ian with his nose in front and picking these letters
27:34a consonant please Rachel
27:36thank you Ian
27:37L
27:39and a vowel
27:40U
27:42and a consonant
27:44S
27:44and a vowel
27:46O
27:47and a consonant
27:49F
27:50and a vowel
27:52E
27:53and a consonant
27:55R
27:57and another consonant
28:00M
28:01and the final vowel
28:05final day
28:07and good luck
28:10from the point where we one day
28:13in the end of the stream
28:13and I
28:14or
28:14we're in...
28:15in the end of the stream
28:38but not yet
28:38موسيقى
29:09والعضل Exactly.
29:10في حرج الموافق بلاقاتك.
29:13سيكون هناك ترجمك بيانات مرة حقا،
29:15هل يمكن أن نسيقق بكاتهم وفصل المنطقة؟
29:16نجدك، كن.
29:19ع
29:19ع Badو، ليس
29:22ع
29:23ع
29:23عغل المسائل
29:23عغل أ
29:25عغل المتللون
29:26ع
29:28عغل المسائل
29:32ع
29:36عغل المسائل
29:37عغل المسائل
29:38another vowel please
29:41e
29:42a consonant
29:45and a final consonant
29:49final n
29:51last letters
30:08أليس فقط من المقلق الان
30:24سسباً
30:25الطعم
30:27في دوع القحوم
30:29لكن
30:30فاوليت
30:31كورشم
30:33كورشن
30:34كورشم
30:34كورشم
30:34نغسل يجل六وجل
30:35أي 중에ه
30:36blank طويل
30:37كورشم
30:38إنه لاحظة بشكل أفضل لنهاية.
30:41حسنًا سنحنًا، لهذا أكثر من أفضل.
30:44رجالًا، جداً.
30:47أفضل لنهاية.
30:49لا، نعم، أفضل لنهاية.
30:50الجميلة، لنهاية سنحنًا.
30:52إلى الآن سنحن، كما يصدرون من المقاربين.
30:57سهلًا، أنه ينشق الأفضل من أفضل الآن.
31:00لنسأل تلك أفضل.
31:02أفضل تلك الأفضل لأنني أفضل لنهاية أفضل.
31:04تلك شعب الأفضل لتحضل لنهاية.
31:05فشلو من سمم
31:06وقنق مرارك الشعور
31:06قرارت أجهد
31:09وفنق
31:11و tiverهاند
31:15وحيدا
31:18مرارك
31:20والسدق
31:27مرارك
31:35ترجمة نانسي قنقر
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