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/'meɪ ðə twentiθɜ:d/

AmE

/'meɪ ðə twent̬iθɜ:rd/

phrase - the date May 23

BrE

/ðə ˌnaɪn'ti:nθ əv mɑ:tʃ/

AmE

/ðə ˌnaɪn'ti:nθ əv mɑ:rtʃ/

phrase - the date March 19

BrE

/mɑ:tʃ ðə ˌnaɪn'ti:nθ/

AmE

/mɑ:rtʃ ðə ˌnaɪn'ti:nθ/

phrase - the date March 19

BrE

/mɑ:tʃ ðə sevən'ti:nθ/

AmE

/mɑ:rtʃ ðə sevən'ti:nθ/

phrase - the date March 17

BrE

/ðə sevən'ti:nθ əv mɑ:tʃ/

AmE

/ðə sevən'ti:nθ əv mɑ:rtʃ/

phrase - the date March 17

BrE

/'lʊks/

AmE

/'lʊks/

noun - a person's appearance, especially if that person is attractive

BrE

/'ʃæləʊ/

AmE

/'ʃæloʊ/

adjective - (of breathing) not deep

BrE

/'ʃæləʊ/

AmE

/'ʃæloʊ/

adjective - not interested in serious things, superficial

BrE

/'wedʒ/

AmE

/'wedʒ/

noun - a piece of food (a cake, a pie etc.) that has one pointed end

BrE

/'bleɪtnt/

AmE

/'bleɪtnt/

adjective - completely obvious, done unashamedly, without caring about others

BrE

/'bɔ:lpɑ:k/

AmE

/'bɔ:lpɑ:rk/

noun - the range within which something is close to being correct

BrE

/'bɔ:lpɑ:k/

AmE

/'bɔ:lpɑ:rk/

noun, American English - a baseball ground

BrE

/'ɪnɪt/

AmE

/'ɪnɪt/

phrase, British English, informal - used instead of "isn't it", or any other question tag, such as "don't you", "aren't they" etc. (British English)

BrE

/ˌʌpən ə'raʊnd/

AmE

/ˌʌpən ə'raʊnd/

adverb, American English - healthy again, being able to go out again, esp. after you've been ill

BrE

/ʌn'dju:/

AmE

/ʌn'du:/

adjective, formal - more than necessary, excessive