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/rɪˌmju:nə'reɪʃn/

AmE

/rɪˌmju:nə'reɪʃn/

noun - the money you get for the work you have done, the act of paying money to someone who has done some work

BrE

/'brɒli/

AmE

/'brɑ:li/

noun, British English, informal - an informal word for the thing that you hold above your head when it is raining in order not to get wet

BrE

/ˌæplɪ'keɪʃnˌfɔ:m/

AmE

/ˌæplɪ'keɪʃnˌfɔ:rm/

noun - a piece of paper that you fill in when you want to get something (such as a job, a scholarship, a grant etc.)

BrE

/'dɔ:/

AmE

/'dɔ:r/

noun - a thing made of wood or glass etc, which you open in order to get in or out of a building, car etc.

BrE

/'sʌbweɪ/

AmE

/'sʌbweɪ/

noun, American English - a kind of train that travels in tunnels under a city and stops at regular intervals for people to get in or out

BrE

/'ʌndəgraʊnd/

AmE

/'ʌndərgraʊnd/

noun, British English - a kind of train that travels in tunnels under a city and stops at regular intervals for people to get in or out

BrE

/'stænd/

AmE

/'stænd/

noun - a stall or a small shop at which people can buy things or get information, especially in the street or at a market

BrE

/'nu:s/

AmE

/'nu:s/

noun - a loop tied at the end of a rope and as you pull at the rope, the loop will get smaller and tighter