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algírinoun
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    1. Algerine
alhadnagynoun
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    1. informal sub
      USA: sʌ'b UK: sʌb
  2. mil
    1. UK sub-lieutenant
      UK: sʌbluːtenənt
    1. master sergeant
      USA: mæ'stəː· sɔ'rʤʌ·nt UK: mɑstər sɑʤənt
alhaszonbérletv
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    1. sublet
      USA: sʌ'ble"t UK: sʌblet
alhűbéresnoun
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    1. subvassal
alibiv
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    1. alibi
      USA: æ'lʌ·baɪ" UK: ælɪbaɪ
alifásadj
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    1. aliphatic
      UK: æliːfætɪk
aligadj
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    1. sparingly
      USA: spe'rɪ·ŋliː· UK: speərɪŋliː
    1. small
      USA: smɔː'l UK: smɔːl
    1. slightly
      USA: slaɪ'tliː· UK: slaɪtliː
    1. Az új lakó ekkor még alig volt jobb viszonyban a többiekkel, mint azelőtt.
        1. The new tenant was by this time on slightly better terms with the others than before.
    1. scarcely
      USA: ske'rsliː· UK: skeəsliː
    1. scantly
      UK: skæntliː
    1. scantily
      USA: skæ'ntʌ·liː· UK: skæntɪliː
    1. narrowly
      USA: ne'roʊ·liː· UK: næroʊliː
    1. just
      USA: ʤʌ·st UK: ʤʌst
    1. Rengeteget tanultam alig pár nap alatt.
        1. I learned a lot in just a few days.
    2. Most éppen kiszállok az ágyból.
        1. I'm just getting out of bed.
    1. hardly
      USA: hɔ'rdliː· UK: hɑdliː
    1. hardly (see hard)
      USA: hɔ'rdliː· siː' hɔ'rd UK: hɑdliː siː hɑd
    1. by the skin of one's
      USA: baɪ' ðiː· skɪ'n ʌ·v wʌ'nz UK: baɪ ðiː skɪn ɔv wʌnz
    1. barely
      USA: be'rliː· UK: beəliː
aligazgatónoun
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    1. vice-principal
    1. sub-manager
alighanemadv
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    1. as likely as not
      USA: e'z laɪ'kliː· e'z nɔ't UK: əz laɪkliː əz nɔt
alighogyadv
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    1. scarcely
      USA: ske'rsliː· UK: skeəsliː
    1. no sooner than
      USA: noʊ' suː'nəː· ðʌ·n UK: noʊ suːnər ðæn
    1. hardly
      USA: hɔ'rdliː· UK: hɑdliː
aligátornoun
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  1. zool
    1. alligator
      USA: æ'lʌ·geɪ"təː· UK: ælɪgeɪtər
alizarinnoun
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    1. alizarin
      UK: əlɪzərɪn
aljnoun
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    1. skirt
      USA: skəː't UK: skəːt
    1. old excrement
      USA: e'kskrʌ·mʌ·nt UK: ekskrəmənt
    1. dregs
      USA: dre'gz UK: dregz
    1. depth
      USA: de'pθ UK: depθ
    1. bed
      USA: be'd UK: bed
aljanoun
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  1. arch
    1. stand
      USA: stæ'nd UK: stænd
    1. informal rump
      USA: rʌ'mp UK: rʌmp
aljasadj
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    1. villainous
      USA: vɪ'lʌ·nʌ·s UK: vɪlənəs
    1. vile
      USA: vaɪ'l UK: vaɪl
    1. unprincipled
      USA: ʌ·nprɪ'nsʌ·pʌ·ld UK: ʌnprɪnsəpld
    1. sordid
      USA: sɔː'rdʌ·d UK: sɔːdiːd
    1. snide
      USA: snaɪ'd UK: snaɪd
    1. shabby
      USA: ʃæ'biː· UK: ʃæbiː
    1. scurvy
      UK: skəːviː
    1. old scurvied
    1. informal scummy
      UK: skʌmiː
    1. perfidious
      UK: pəfɪdɪəs
    1. nefarious
      USA: nʌ·fe'riː·ʌ·s UK: nɪfeərɪəs
    1. mean
      USA: miː'n UK: miːn
    1. low
      USA: loʊ' UK: loʊ
    1. A filmekben általában aljas fickót alakít.
        1. He usually plays the role of a low fellow in films.
    1. low-down
      USA: loʊ'daʊ"n UK: loʊdaʊn
    1. knavish
      UK: neɪvɪʃ
    1. infamous
      USA: ɪ'nfʌ·mʌ·s UK: ɪnfəməs
    1. old ignominious
      USA: ɪ"gnʌ·mɪ'niː·ʌ·s UK: ɪgnəmɪnɪəs
    1. ignoble
      USA: ɪ·gnoʊ'bʌ·l UK: ɪgnoʊbl
  19. informal
    1. grovelling
      UK: grɔvlɪŋ
    1. groveling
      USA: grɔː'vʌ·lɪ·ŋ UK: grɔvlɪŋ
    1. foul
      USA: faʊ'l UK: faʊl
    1. felon
      USA: fe'lʌ·n UK: felən
    1. dirty
      USA: dəː'tiː· UK: dəːtiː
    1. despicable
      USA: dɪ"spɪ'kʌ·bʌ·l UK: dɪspɪkəbl
    1. depraved
      USA: diː·preɪ'vd UK: dɪpreɪvd
    1. dastardly
      USA: dæ'stəː·dliː· UK: dæstədliː
    1. literary caitiff
      UK: keɪtɪf
    1. blackguard
      UK: blægɑd
    1. base
      USA: beɪ's UK: beɪs
    1. abject
      USA: æ'bʤe·kt UK: æbʤekt
aljasságnoun
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    1. vileness
      UK: vaɪlnəs
    1. unprincipledness
    1. turpitude
      USA: təː'pʌ·tuː"d UK: təːpɪtjuːd
    1. squalor
      USA: skwɔ'ləː· UK: skwɔlər
    1. sordidness
      UK: sɔːdiːdnəs
    1. informal figurative snottiness
    1. nastiness
      USA: næ'stiː·nʌ·s UK: næstɪnəs
    1. meanness
      USA: miː'nnʌ·s UK: miːnnəs
    1. lowness
      UK: loʊnes
    1. infamy
      USA: ɪ'nfʌ·miː· UK: ɪnfəmiː
    1. ignominy
      USA: ɪ'gnoʊ·mɪ"niː· UK: ɪgnəmɪniː
    1. foul deed
      USA: faʊ'l diː'd UK: faʊl diːd
    1. crookedness
      USA: krʊ'kʌ·dnʌ·s UK: krʊkɪdnəs
    1. baseness
      UK: beɪsnes
    1. atrocity
      USA: ʌ·trɔ'sʌ·tiː· UK: ətrɔsɪtiː
aljasuladv
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    1. vilely
      UK: vaɪlliː
    1. scurvily
      UK: skəːvɪliː
    1. nastily
      UK: nɑstɪliː
    1. meanly
      UK: miːnliː
    1. foully
      UK: faʊliː
    1. crookedly
      UK: krʊkɪdliː
    1. abjectly
      UK: æbʤektliː
aljnövényzetnoun
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    1. underwood
      USA: ʌ'ndəː·wʊ"d UK: ʌndəwʊd
    1. undergrowth
      USA: ʌ'ndəː·groʊ"θ UK: ʌndəgroʊθ
aljvíznoun
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    1. bilge
      UK: bɪlʤ
aljzatnoun
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    1. underlay
      UK: ʌndəleɪ
  2. arch
    1. stand
      USA: stæ'nd UK: stænd
    1. bolster
      USA: boʊ'lstəː· UK: boʊlstər
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