BrE

/bɪ'li:v/

AmE

/bɪ'li:v/

verb - to trust somebody or think that something is true

BrE

/'bɜ:glə/

AmE

/'bɜ:rglər/

noun - a person who comes into somebody's house in order to steal things from it

BrE

/'daʊnsteəz/

AmE

/'daʊnsterz/

noun - the lower floor of a house

BrE

/'drɔ:ə/

AmE

/'drɔ:ər/

noun - a part of a piece of furniture (e.g. a desk) that can be pulled out and things can be put in

BrE

/'həʊld/

AmE

/'hoʊld/

verb - to have something in your hand

BrE

/'ki:p/

AmE

/'ki:p/

verb - to have something, not give it back or lose

BrE

/'lɑ:st/

AmE

/'læst/

adjective - the one before now

BrE

/'laɪt/

AmE

/'laɪt/

noun - a source of energy that makes it possible to see, a lamp

BrE

/'nɔɪz/

AmE

/'nɔɪz/

noun - a loud sound, loud sounds

BrE

/'pɒkɪt/

AmE

/'pɑ:kɪt/

noun - a small flat bag inside your clothes where you can put your wallet etc, or your hands when it is cold

BrE

/'pɜ:s/

AmE

/'pɜ:rs/

noun, British English - a small bag for carrying money

BrE

/'ʃəʊ/

AmE

/'ʃoʊ/

verb - to let somebody see something

BrE

/ʌn'fɔ:tʃənətli/

AmE

/ʌn'fɔ:rtʃənətli/

adverb - unluckily

BrE

/ˌweɪ'kʌp/

AmE

/ˌweɪk'ʌp/

verb - to stop sleeping and open your eyes