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/'fɔ:rɑ:m/

AmE

/'fɔ:rɑ:rm/

noun - the part of the arm between the elbow and the wrist

BrE

/'ʃɪn/

AmE

/'ʃɪn/

noun - the front part of the leg between the knee and the ankle

BrE

/'lændˌlɔ:d/

AmE

/'lændˌlɔ:rd/

noun - a man who rents a room or flat to other people

BrE

/'ɜ:n/

AmE

/'ɜ:rn/

verb - to get something because you worked for it and deserve it

BrE

/ˌgʊd'baɪ/

AmE

/ˌgʊd'baɪ/

noun - a farewell, a situation when someone is leaving

BrE

/'rɪk/

AmE

/'rɪk/

noun - a man's name, short for Richard

BrE

/ɪ'vɒn/

AmE

/ɪ'vɑ:n/

noun - a woman's name

BrE

/'smɔ:lˌtɔ:k/

AmE

/'smɔ:lˌtɔ:k/

noun - friendly, casual conversation about unimportant things

BrE

/ˌseɪ gʊd'baɪ/

AmE

/ˌseɪ gʊd'baɪ/

verb - to leave with a farewell

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/ˌseɪ gʊd'baɪ/

AmE

/ˌseɪ gʊd'baɪ/

verb, informal - to lose something you had

BrE

/ˌseɪ'haɪ/

AmE

/ˌseɪ'haɪ/

verb, informal - to greet someone

BrE

/ˌseɪhə'ləʊ/

AmE

/ˌseɪhə'loʊ/

verb - to tell someone that somebody sends them regards

BrE

/ˌseɪhə'ləʊ/

AmE

/ˌseɪhə'loʊ/

verb - to greet someone politely

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/ˌseɪ'pli:z/

AmE

/ˌseɪ'pli:z/

verb - to be polite when asking for something

BrE

/ˌseɪ'nəʊ/

AmE

/ˌseɪ'noʊ/

verb - to disagree or refuse