The U.K. to U.S.A. Dictionary
The U.K. to U.S.A. Dictionary by Claudine Dervaes is a pocket-size handbook published by Solitaire Pub in 2005, featuring 101 pages in English. This reference book provides a comprehensive guide to the terms and expressions that differ between British and American English, making it a useful resource for travelers, trivia enthusiasts, and those with an interest in both cultures.
Readers will find a variety of entries that clarify common differences, such as “boot” for trunk and “loo” for bathroom. The book also includes sections on rhyming slang, pronunciation, and conversion charts, enhancing its utility for expatriates and Anglophiles alike. This edition serves as a practical tool for anyone looking to navigate the nuances of language across the Atlantic.
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“Bob’s Your Uncle” with The UK to USA Dictionary – a pocket-size handbook to all the terms and expressions that differ in British English vs. American English (such a “boot” for trunk, “bonnet” for hood, “loo” for bathroom, etc.). Great for travelers, trivia buffs, Anglophiles, and expatriates on both sides “of the pond.” Includes pages on rhyming slang and pronunciation, plus conversion charts and more!
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