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/dɪ'rekʃnz/

AmE

/dɪ'rekʃnz/

noun - instructions on how to get to a place

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/'ɪntətʃeɪndʒ/

AmE

/'ɪnt̬ərtʃeɪndʒ/

noun - a place where two major roads (esp. motorways/interstates) cross at different levels (one road passes over the other)

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/ˌɜ:bən'mɪθ/

AmE

/ˌɜ:rbən'mɪθ/

noun - a story that exists in many different forms but usually isn't true

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/'weɪd/

AmE

/'weɪd/

verb - to walk slowly through water

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/ˌteɪkə'haɪk/

AmE

/ˌteɪkə'haɪk/

verb, American English, informal - a phrase we use to tell somebody to go away and stop bothering us

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/kwɒ'drɪljən/

AmE

/kwɑ:'drɪljən/

determiner - a thousand trillion

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/'ætˌnəʊ'taɪm/

AmE

/'ætˌnoʊ'taɪm/

adverb - never, under no circumstances

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/'treɪlə/

AmE

/'treɪlər/

noun - a kind of a box with wheels that is pulled by a car or a truck

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/'si:znd/

AmE

/'si:znd/

adjective - having a lot of experience with something

noun, British English - a doctor who treats animals

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/'vetrənri/

AmE

/'vet̬ərəneri/

adjective - connected with doctors that treat animals

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/'kʌpl/

AmE

/'kʌpl/

verb - to connect two things, to connect one thing to another

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/'beləʊz/

AmE

/'beloʊz/

noun - a device used to blow air into fire in order to make it hotter

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/'plaɪəz/

AmE

/'plaɪərz/

noun - a tool used to hold something firmly or for cutting wires

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/'fɔ:seps/

AmE

/'fɔ:rseps/

noun - a medical tool made up of two long parts connected in the middle, used to hold and/or pull something