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/'mænɪdʒ/

AmE

/'mænɪdʒ/

verb - to succeed, to do something which is difficult

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/ˌhaʊ'kʌm/

AmE

/ˌhaʊ'kʌm/

phrase - a phrase we use to ask how something is possible

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/ˌhaʊ'əʊld/

AmE

/ˌhaʊ'oʊld/

adjective - the two question words we use when we ask somebody about their age

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/'əz/

AmE

/'əz/

preposition - like, in the same way

BrE

/ˌɔ:l ju:'wɒnt/

AmE

/ˌɔ:l ju:'wɑ:nt/

adverb, informal - no matter how, as much as you like

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/keɪ'pɑ:sə/

AmE

/keɪ'pæsə/

phrase, American English, informal - (from Spanish) How are you?

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/'sʌp/

AmE

/'sʌp/

phrase, informal - a reduced form of WHAT'S UP?

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/wʊd'laɪk/

AmE

/wʊd'laɪk/

verb - to want something / to do something

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/ˌbɪg'di:l/

AmE

/ˌbɪg'di:l/

noun - something serious or important

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/ˌskru:'ʌp/

AmE

/ˌskru:'ʌp/

verb, informal - to ruin something (very informal)

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/ˌpɑ:s'ɒf/

AmE

/ˌpæs'ɑ:f/

verb - to pretend that something is something it's not or that somebody is somebody they're not

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/'nʌn tu:/

AmE

/'nʌn tu:/

adverb - not, not at all