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/'əʊdiəs/

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/'oʊdiəs/

adjective - causing hatred or disgust, very unleasant

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/'ʃɒtgʌn/

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/'ʃɑ:tgʌn/

noun - the seat next to the driver

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/'bægz/

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/'bægz/

phrase, British English, informal - to have claim on something, to claim something for yourself

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/'bægzi/

AmE

/'bægzi/

interjection, British English, informal - an exclamation we use to claim something for ourselves

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/'aɪeses/

AmE

/'aɪeses/

noun - abbreviation for International Space Station

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/'træk/

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/'træk/

verb - to follow the movements of someone or something using a special device, such as a radar

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/'flæsɪd/

AmE

/'flæsɪd/

adjective - not strong or hard

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/ɔ:g'zɪliəri/

AmE

/ɔ:g'zɪliəri/

adjective - used if the main thing fails etc., serving as support or backup

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/'gri:t/

AmE

/'gri:t/

verb - to react to something or someone in a particular way

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/prə'dʌkʃən/

AmE

/prə'dʌkʃən/

noun - the act of preparing a play, film, etc.

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/ˌpʊt'ɒn/

AmE

/ˌpʊt̬'ɑ:n/

verb - to switch on a piece of equipment, like a handbrake

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/'hændbreɪk/

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/'hændbreɪk/

noun, British English - a brake operated by hand that prevents a vehicle from moving

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/ˌθri:'di:/

AmE

/ˌθri:'di:/

adjective - having three dimensions, length, width, depth

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/tju:'ɪʃən ˌfi:z/

AmE

/tu:'ɪʃən ˌfi:z/

noun, British English - the money that a student pays to a university or a college for their teaching

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/'dɪstəntli/

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/'dɪstəntli/

adverb - far away