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/træn'zækt/

AmE

/træn'zækt/

verb, formal - to do and complete business with a person or an organization

BrE

/ˌkaʊntər'ækt/

AmE

/ˌkaʊntər'ækt/

verb - to reduce the bad effect of something by doing something that produces an opposite effect

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/ɪ'nækt/

AmE

/ɪ'nækt/

verb, formal - to happen; to take place

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/prɒg'nəʊsɪs/

AmE

/prɑ:g'nəʊsɪs/

noun, formal - a doctor's judgment of the likely development of a disease or an illness

BrE

/prɒg'nəʊsɪs/

AmE

/prɑ:g'nəʊsɪs/

noun - a statement of that is likely to happen in the future

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/prɪ'skraɪb/

AmE

/prɪ'skraɪb/

verb, formal - to set rules that must be carried out

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/pə'ræləsɪs/

AmE

/pə'ræləsɪs/

noun - the state of being unable to function properly

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/pə'ræləsɪs/

AmE

/pə'ræləsɪs/

noun - a loss of control of a part of your body because of illness or injury

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/ˌdaɪəg'nəʊsɪs/

AmE

/ˌdaɪəg'noʊsɪs/

noun - a statement of what is the problem or why something is not working properly

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/kən'sʌltənt/

AmE

/kən'sʌltənt/

noun, British English - a hospital doctor who is a specialist in a particular field of medicine

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/æd'mɪnɪstə/

AmE

/æd'mɪnɪstər/

verb, formal - to give someone drugs, medicine, etc.

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/'pi:p/

AmE

/'pi:p/

noun, informal - a sound that someone or something makes

BrE

/'pi:p/

AmE

/'pi:p/

verb - to look somewhere quickly and secretly

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/nɪ'glekt/

AmE

/nɪ'glekt/

noun - a situation in which you don't give enough attention or care to someone or something

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/nɪ'glekt/

AmE

/nɪ'glekt/

verb, formal - to forget to do something that you were supposed to