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/'traɪæŋgl/

AmE

/'traɪæŋgl/

noun, American English - a percussion instrument consisting of a small, triangular piece of metal, usually steel, with one open angle, it is played by striking it with a metal beater

BrE

/ˌkɒndə'mɪniəm/

AmE

/ˌkɑ:ndə'mɪniəm/

noun, American English - an apartment in a building where every apartment is owned by the people who live in it

BrE

/'kɒndəʊ/

AmE

/'kɑ:ndoʊ/

noun, American English, informal - an apartment in a building where every apartment is owned by the people who live in it (short for condominium)

BrE

/'vɪlən/

AmE

/'vɪlən/

noun - a morally bad person or a criminal

BrE

/'maɪnə/

AmE

/'maɪnər/

adjective - a musical term referring to a specific type of scale, chord, or key characterized by a darker, more melancholic or sad sound

BrE

/'meɪdʒə/

AmE

/'meɪdʒər/

adjective - a musical term referring to a specific type of scale, chord, or key characterized by a bright and relatively happy sound

BrE

/'ki:/

AmE

/'ki:/

noun - the scale or group of pitches that forms the basis of a composition, typically centered around a particular tonic note

BrE

/'tɪmbə/

AmE

/'tɪmbər/

noun - the quality or color of a sound that distinguishes it from other sounds of the same pitch and volume

noun - a group of musicians, actors, or dancers who perform together

BrE

/'bɑ:k/

AmE

/'bɑ:rk/

noun - the loud sound made by a dog

verb - to say something quickly and usually angrily in a loud voice

BrE

/'bɑ:k/

AmE

/'bɑ:rk/

verb - to say something quickly and usually angrily in a loud voice

noun - the list of songs played at a concert

noun - a band that plays before the main performance to entertain the audience and set the tone for the evening

BrE

/'dʒæm/

AmE

/'dʒæm/

verb - to play music informally with others, often improvising and without a set arrangement or written music