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/'ɪmpətənt/

AmE

/'ɪmpətənt/

adjective - not able to do something, not having the power or strength to do something

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/ɒm'nɪpətənt/

AmE

/ɑ:m'nɪpətənt/

adjective - able to do anything at all

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/'li:p/

AmE

/'li:p/

verb - to jump very far or very high

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/'faɪə dɪ'pɑ:tmənt/

AmE

/'faɪər dɪ'pɑ:rtmənt/

noun, American English - a unit of firefighters

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/'wɜ:lwɪnd/

AmE

/'wɜ:rlwɪnd/

noun - a lot of things happening at the same time or quickly after one another

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/'ðeə/

AmE

/'ðer/

phrase - the contracted form of 'THEY ARE'

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/'wɪə/

AmE

/'wɪr/

phrase - the contracted form of 'WE ARE'

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/ɪn'saɪd/

AmE

/ɪn'saɪd/

preposition - in/on/to the inner part of something

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/'kʌmpəs/

AmE

/'kʌmpəs/

noun - a small instrument that is used to draw perfect circles

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/'trævlˌstres/

AmE

/'trævlˌstres/

noun - the anxiety or mental pressure you feel before traveling

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/'trævlˌbʌg/

AmE

/'trævlˌbʌg/

noun - a very strong desire to travel, see new places, live in different places etc.

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/'wɒndəlʌst/

AmE

/'wɑ:ndərlʌst/

noun - a very strong desire to travel, see new places, live in different places etc.

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/'træfɪk ˌaɪlənd/

AmE

/'træfɪk ˌaɪlənd/

noun - a raised area in the middle of a road, usually a strip, where people can wait until it is safe to cross

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/ˌkʌt'ɪn/

AmE

/ˌkʌt̬'ɪn/

verb, American English - to stand in a line of people in front of those who were there before you

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/'laɪn ʌp/

AmE

/'laɪn ʌp/

verb, American English - to stand in a line, waiting for something (e.g. to buy tickets)