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/ˌɪnkəm'pætəbl/

AmE

/ˌɪnkəm'pæt̬əbl/

adjective - not able to exist or work together in harmony

verb, British English, informal - to steal money from the place where you work

BrE

/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

/dɪ'zɜ:vd/

AmE

/dɪ'zɜ:rvd/

adjective - earned or given for good qualities, behaviour, work, skills etc.

verb - if a child misbehaves, or a machine doesn't work properly

BrE

/sɪ'kɒnd/

AmE

/sɪ'kɑ:nd/

verb, British English, formal - to send someone to work in a different department temporarily

BrE

/'raɪz/

AmE

/'raɪz/

noun, British English - an increase in the money you get for your work

BrE

/kə'mju:t/

AmE

/kə'mju:t/

noun - the journey to work every day (esp. a longer distance)

BrE

/'θi:sɪs/

AmE

/'θi:sɪs/

noun - a very long, research-based work, for a higher degree

BrE

/'reɪz/

AmE

/'reɪz/

noun, American English - an increase in the money you get for your work

BrE

/'taɪpsetɪŋ/

AmE

/'taɪpsetɪŋ/

noun - the work of arranging a book, newspaper, etc. for printing

BrE

/'peɪdeɪ/

AmE

/'peɪdeɪ/

noun - the day you receive money for the work you've done

BrE

/'peɪdeɪ/

AmE

/'peɪdeɪ/

noun - the day you receive money for the work you've done