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/'swets/

AmE

/'swets/

noun, American English - tracksuit or tracksuit bottom

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/'swetpænts/

AmE

/'swetpænts/

noun, American English - loose sport trousers, made of thick cotton, worn for sport

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/'bleɪtnt/

AmE

/'bleɪtnt/

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

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/'bɔ:lpɑ:k/

AmE

/'bɔ:lpɑ:rk/

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

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/'bɔ:lpɑ:k/

AmE

/'bɔ:lpɑ:rk/

noun, American English - a baseball ground

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/'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)

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/ˌʌpən ə'raʊnd/

AmE

/ˌʌpən ə'raʊnd/

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

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/'səʊfə bed/

AmE

/'soʊfə bed/

noun - a sofa that can be turned into a bed

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/se'ti:/

AmE

/se'ti:/

noun, British English - a sofa (British English)

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/'spi:di/

AmE

/'spi:di/

adjective - happening quickly or soon

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/ˌʌpən ə'baʊt/

AmE

/ˌʌpən ə'baʊt/

adverb - not ill anymore, out of bed (after an illness)

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/ˌaʊtən ə'baʊt/

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/ˌaʊtən ə'baʊt/

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

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/ɒk'təʊbə ðə ˌθɜ:ti'fɜ:st/

AmE

/ɑ:k'toʊbər ðə ˌθɜ:rti'fɜ:rst/

phrase - the date October 31

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/ðə ˌθɜ:ti'fɜ:st əv ɒk'təʊbə/

AmE

/ðə ˌθɜ:rti'fɜ:rst əv ɑ:k'toʊbər/

phrase - the date October 31

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/'februəri ðə ˌfɔ:'ti:nθ/

AmE

/'februeri ðə ˌfɔ:r'ti:nθ/

phrase - the date February 14