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/'setlmənt/

AmE

/'set̬lmənt/

noun, formal - an official agreement

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/'setlmənt/

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/'set̬lmənt/

noun - a place (e.g. a village) built in a place where nobody or not many people lived before

BrE

/'setlə/

AmE

/'set̬lər/

noun - a person who comes to live to a place where nobody or not many people lived before

BrE

/'setl/

AmE

/'set̬l/

verb - to end an argument

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/'setl/

AmE

/'set̬l/

verb - to start to live in a place; to sit down comfortably

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/'set/

AmE

/'set/

verb - (of the sun) to go down in the evening

BrE

/'set/

AmE

/'set/

noun - a group of things that belong together, are sold together etc.

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/'sɜ:vɪs/

AmE

/'sɜ:rvɪs/

noun - the act of serving the ball in tennis, volleyball etc.

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/'sɜ:vɪs/

AmE

/'sɜ:rvɪs/

noun - religious ceremony

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/'sɜ:v/

AmE

/'sɜ:rv/

verb - to start to play by hitting the ball (in tennis, volleyball etc.)

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/'sɜ:v/

AmE

/'sɜ:rv/

verb - to be useful or suitable

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/'sɜ:vənt/

AmE

/'sɜ:rvənt/

noun - a person who works in somebody's household, usually as a cook, gardener etc.

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/'sɪəriəsli/

AmE

/'sɪriəsli/

adverb - without joking, importantly, dangerously

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/'sɪəri:z/

AmE

/'sɪri:z/

noun - several things that come one after the other; a television programme with many separate episodes (each has its own story)

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/'sɪərɪəl/

AmE

/'sɪriəl/

noun, British English - a story on TV, in a magazine etc. divided into several / many parts