Free American - British Online Dictionary Translation

British vs American Vocabulary
Here are some of the main differences in vocabulary between British and American English.
British-American Dictionary
An easy to read, humorous translation of British English to American English.
American-British Online Dictionary
Oxford Dictionaries - British-American Dictionary.
Canada-UK Dictionary
Although the UK and Canada mainly speak the same language there are words for the same article or thing which are slightly different.
Cambridge Essential English Dictionary
The Cambridge Essential British English Dictionary is ideal for learners of English who want to build confidence in using an English-only dictionary.
American <-> British
The American-British / British-American Dictionary (for English Speaking People).
Canadian English
Canadian English is the set of varieties of the English language native to Canada.
American English Pronunciation
Pronouncing dictionary of American English.
Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary
Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary is the best dictionary for general British English on Cambridge Dictionaries Online.
Canadian English
Is Canadian English close to British English in terms of vocabulary, but American English in terms of pronunciation?
British - American Dictionary
(British) English Translated For Americans.
British American Dictionary
BBC America - British American Dictionary.
English Usage in the UK and USA
A light-hearted look at some differences between English as spoken on both sides of the Atlantic.
Culture - Why is Canadian English unique?
America's neighbour resisted annexation by the US and its people remained subjects of the British monarch. But Canada's English isn't British or American, writes James Harbeck.
American English to British English Dictionary
American English to British English Dictionary - Including Abbreviations Used In The USA and Canada.
English (British) - American Dictionary
The BG-Map English (British) - American Dictionary Compiled by Mark Glicksman.
Canadian English
Canadian English Differences: 12 Weird Quirks That Make Our English Unique.
An American glossary - Volume II
being an attempt to illustrate certain ..., Volume 1 and Volume 2 by Richard Hopwood Thornton, American Dialect Society
Canadian and American (USA) English
What are the important differences between Canadian and American (USA) English?

American English (1921)
American English by Gilbertz M. Tucker.
Dictionary of Americanisms
A new dictionary of Americanisms; being a glossary of words supposed to be peculiar to the United States and the dominion of Canada.
Americanisms
Americanisms, old and new; a dictionary of words, phrases and colloquialisms peculiar to the United States, British America, the West Indies, ...
Americanisms
Americanisms; the English of the New World (1872).
Dictionary of Americanisms (Google eBook)
Dictionary of Americanisms - A Glossary or Words and Phrases.
Canadian, British and American Spelling
This is mainly a resource for orthographically-challenged Canadians, although others may find it useful too.
Americanisms (Google eBook)
Glossary of supposed Americanisms by Alfred Langdon Elwyn.
Current Americanisms
A dictionary of words and phrases in common use by Russell, T. Baron.
Canadian English
How are Canadian English and American English different? By Emily Hitz, PhraseMix.com contributor
British English and American English Words
What are the differences between British English and American English? .
The American Heritage Dictionary
The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language.
The English-to-American Dictionary
Translations for Americans of British English words.
United Kingdom English for the American Novice
Words and phrases that may cause problems for American visitors.
British > American English
The Very Best of British (British > American English) . The American's guide to speaking British.
American·British - British·American Dictionary
American - British and British - American Dictionaries.
British and American English
Selected Vocabulary Differences Between British and American English.
American vs British English
American vs British English Basic Differences and Influences of Change.
The American·British British·American Dictionary
The American·British British·American Dictionary for English Speaking People.
Dictionary of British English
Harry Potter was written in English, but in what is known as "British" or "International" English, as opposed to the American English spoken in the United States.

Common Words in American and British English

apartmentflat
argumentrow
baby carriagepram
band-aidplaster
bathroomloo or WC
cantin
chopped beefmince
cookiebiscuit
cornmaize
diapernappy
elevatorlift
eraserrubber
flashlighttorch
frieschips
gaspetrol
guybloke, chap
highwaymotorway
hood (car)bonnet
jellojelly
jellyjam
keroseneparaffin
lawyersolicitor
license platenumber plate
linequeue
mailpost
motor homecaravan
movie theatercinema
mufflersilencer
napkinserviette
nothingnought
overpassflyover
pacifierdummy
pantstrousers
parking lotcar park
periodfull stop
pharmacistchemist
potato chipscrisps
renthire
sausagebanger
sidewalkpavement
soccerfootball
sweaterjumper
trash canbin
trucklorry
trunk (car)boot
vacationholiday
vestwaistcoat
windshield (car)windscreen
zip codepostal code

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