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/ˌlaɪk'fjʊəri/

AmE

/ˌlaɪk'fjʊri/

adverb, British English, informal - very intensely

BrE

/ɪn'fjʊərieɪtɪd/

AmE

/ɪn'fjʊrieɪt̬ɪd/

adjective - furious, made very angry

BrE

/'fjʊəri/

AmE

/'fjʊri/

noun - one of the three Roman goddesses of vengeance

BrE

/'mɒnɪtə/

AmE

/'mɑ:nɪt̬ər/

verb - to watch and check something, usually how it changes in time

BrE

/ˌnekstəv'kɪn/

AmE

/ˌnekstəv'kɪn/

noun, formal - the closest living family member or relative

BrE

/'aɪsaɪt/

AmE

/'aɪsaɪt/

noun - one of the five senses that enables you to see with your eyes

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/pæn 'aʊt/

AmE

/pæn 'aʊt/

verb, informal - to develop in a successful way

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/ə'dɒpʃn/

AmE

/ə'dɑ:pʃn/

noun - the act of taking a child to take care of them as your own

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/'tru:θfəli/

AmE

/'tru:θfəli/

adverb - in an honest way

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/'hju:brɪs/

AmE

/'hju:brɪs/

noun, literary - the fact of being too proud

BrE

/'maɪldli/

AmE

/'maɪldli/

adverb - slightly

BrE

/baɪ ənd 'lɑ:dʒ/

AmE

/baɪ ənd 'lɑ:rdʒ/

phrase - used when you are saying something about a situation and you considered everything together

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/ə'kʌmplɪs/

AmE

/ə'kɑ:mplɪs/

noun - a person who helps another person to commit a crime

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/'ɪnsələnt/

AmE

/'ɪnsələnt/

adjective - extremely rude and not showing any respect

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/'weɪvə/

AmE

/'weɪvər/

noun - a situation in which someone gives up a right or claim to something; an official document stating this