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/'baɪkweɪ/

AmE

/'bɑɪkweɪ/

noun, American English - a kind of road that was built for people riding bycicles

BrE

/'saɪkl pɑ:θ/

AmE

/'saɪkl pæθ/

noun, British English - a kind of road that was built for people riding bycicles

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/sə'renəti/

AmE

/sə'renət̬i/

noun - the state of being peaceful, not worried or troubled

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/ˌɪrɪə'geɪʃn/

AmE

/ˌɪrɪə'geɪʃn/

noun - supplying land with water

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/'nɒzl/

AmE

/'nɑ:zl/

noun - a part that is attached to the end of a hose or pipe to control the stream better

BrE

/'kɪŋk/

AmE

/'kɪŋk/

noun - a twist or bend in something that is usually straight

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/'həʊzjəri/

AmE

/'hoʊzəri/

noun - a general word for tights and socks

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/'həʊz/

AmE

/'hoʊz/

verb - to pour water on something using a hose

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/'ɑ:ftəmɑ:θ/

AmE

/'æftərmæθ/

noun - the situation after something bad has happened (e.g. a disaster, war etc.)

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/əz ðə 'krəʊ ˌflaɪz/

AmE

/əz ðə 'kroʊ ˌflaɪz/

adverb - in a straight line (the actual distance between two places)

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/'dʒɪf/

AmE

/'dʒɪf/

noun, informal - a very short time, a moment

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/'dʒɪfi/

AmE

/'dʒɪfi/

noun, informal - a very short time, a moment

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/'hɒvə/

AmE

/'hɑ:vər/

verb - to stand in one place near somebody

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/'pʌls/

AmE

/'pʌls/

noun - the regular beat of the heart, can be felt at the wrist or side of the neck

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/'klaɪmət tʃeɪndʒ/

AmE

/'klaɪmət tʃeɪndʒ/

noun - changes in the earth's climate, especially the rise in temperature that is believed to be caused by human activity