what's the meaning of One Emphasises? I just watched BBC's Cop TV show "The Capture". There is this girl whose name is Carey and she had a chat with her boss Hart after they had a great result from the court. Before that, Commander Hart had an interview with the press and it was on TV. Carey and Hart watched the interview together and Carey said "You made it" to Hart and Hart said "I thought they would have cut me out" to Carey. Then She said "I'm sure they'd tried. One emphasises" I can't understand why Carey said "One emphasises" to Hart. Please someone tell me what's the meaning of the sentence"

What does this joke mean? I just watched S03E03 of the hit sitcome, Brooklyn 99 and I could not get a joke. In this episode, Detetive Boyle finally seemed to find his "the one" but she was a potential suspect so he had no choice but to give her up and said like this to his collegue. "I'm off to the cheese shop and buying by the wheel. The cheese wheel." What does this joke mean?

Can "Explode" be a noun? I just read an article from BBC and there was something I'd never seen before. The word "explode" seemed to use as a noun in the following setence. A desire to learn the lyrics of K-Pop hits like Gangnam Style has boosted the Korean language's popularity EXPLODE in countries like the US, Canada, Thailand and Malaysia. Is it grammatically correct to use "explode" as a noun? I searched it on google but I could't find out any clue. Please help me.

What does this sentence mean? Hi, In the middle of watching the historical period BBC drama War and Peace' 6th episode, I couldn't understand these lines no matter how hard I tried. In episode 6, this Russian general urged General Kutuzov to attack the French Army with saying these sentences. The (French) soldiers are preoccupied with arresting looters. Those who are not looting themselves. I am not able to comprehend the meaning of the second sentence. Who are "those who" and "themselves"? Can someone give me some explanation?