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/aʊt'saɪd/

AmE

/aʊt'saɪd/

preposition - not as a part of, not within

BrE

/æksɪˌdentəli  ɒn'pɜ:pəs/

AmE

/æksɪˌdentəli ɑ:n'pɜ:rpəs/

adverb - as if unintentionally

BrE

/'si: ˌju:/

AmE

/'si: ˌju:/

phrase - a phrase used to say goodbye and confirm when or where you will see the other person

BrE

/'trɒli/

AmE

/'trɑ:li/

noun, British English - a small vehicle with four wheels that is pushed or pulled and you use for carrying things

BrE

/ɪ'skɔ:t/

AmE

/es'kɔ:rt/

verb - to go with someone to a place to be sure that the person really left, or to protect them

BrE

/fə 'kɪks/

AmE

/fə 'kɪks/

phrase, informal - done for a laugh without serious intentions

BrE

/və'keɪt/

AmE

/və'keɪt/

verb, formal - to leave a seat, room, building, etc. usually to make it available for other people

BrE

/ˌpʊt'daʊn/

AmE

/ˌpʊt'daʊn/

verb - to put someone to bed

BrE

/təðə'letə/

AmE

/təðə'let̬ər/

phrase - doing exactly what you are told to do, paying attention to every detail

BrE

/'neɪbərɪŋ/

AmE

/'neɪbərɪŋ/

adjective - located next to someone or something

BrE

/'pɪkpɒkɪtɪŋ/

AmE

/'pɪkpɑ:kət̬ɪŋ/

noun - the act of stealing something from someone's pocket, bag etc. when they're not looking

BrE

/'breɪkɪn/

AmE

/'breɪkɪn/

noun - the illegal act of coming into somebody's house etc. in order to steal things from it

BrE

/'ʃɒplɪftə/

AmE

/'ʃɑ:plɪftər/

noun - a person who steals something in a shop

BrE

/'ʃɒplɪft/

AmE

/'ʃɑ:plɪft/

verb - to steal something in a shop

BrE

/'bɜ:gləraɪz/

AmE

/'bɜ:rgləraɪz/

verb, American English - to enter a house etc. and steal things from it