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/kən'feʃn/

AmE

/kən'feʃn/

noun - saying and admitting that you have done something

BrE

/kən'fes/

AmE

/kən'fes/

verb - to admit that you have done something

BrE

/'kəʊn/

AmE

/'koʊn/

noun - an object with a round base and pointed top

BrE

/kən'dʌktə/

AmE

/kən'dʌktə/

noun - a person who works on a train and collects the tickets or fares, makes sure there are no problems, completes paperwork etc.

BrE

/kən'dɪʃn/

AmE

/kən'dɪʃn/

noun - something that is necessary so that something else can happen

BrE

/kən'dɪʃn/

AmE

/kən'dɪʃn/

noun - that state of something

BrE

/'kɒŋkri:t/

AmE

/'kɑ:ŋkri:t/

noun - building material made by mixing water, sand and cement

BrE

/kɒn'sɜ:n/

AmE

/kən'sɜ:n/

verb - to worry about something

BrE

/kən'sɜ:n/

AmE

/kən'sɜ:rn/

noun - being worried or interested in something

BrE

/'kɒnsəntreɪt/

AmE

/'kɑ:nsəntreɪt/

verb - to put your mind and energy on one thing

BrE

/kəm'pli:t/

AmE

/kəm'pli:t/

verb - to make something whole or perfect

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/'bi:tən/

AmE

/'bi:t̬ən/

adjective - defeated

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/'bʌntʃ/

AmE

/'bʌntʃ/

noun - a number of things or people together

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/'bɒnd/

AmE

/'bɑ:nd/

noun - something that joins two things together, something that joins people together

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/'blʌdi/

AmE

/'blʌdi/

adjective, informal - a phrase that is used to express anger about something