Names for places
Names of useful objects
Words connected with food
Words denoting people
Cars
100

What is the American equivalent for the British word tram?

streetcar

100

What is the American equivalent for the British word biro?

ballpoint

100

What is the British equivalent for the American word cookie?

sweet biscuit
100

What is the British equivalent for the American word graduate?

post-graduate

100

What is the American equivalent for the British word a car?

an auto

200

What is the British equivalent for the American word doctor's office?

surgery

200

What is the British equivalent for the American word shopping bag?

carrier bag

200

What is the British equivalent for the American word dessert?

sweet

200

What is the British equivalent for the American word  shop person?

shop assistant

200

What is the American equivalent for the British word bumpers?

fenders

300

What is the American equivalent for the British word pavement?

sidewalk

300

What is the American equivalent for the British word rubber?

eraser

300

What is the American equivalent for the British word chips?

French fries

300

What is the American equivalent for the British word staff?

faculty

300

What is the British equivalent for the American word to rent a car?

to hire a car

400

What is the American equivalent for the British word the cinema?

the movies

400

What is the British equivalent for the American word flashlight?

torch

400

What is the British equivalent for the American word candy?

sweets

400

What is the American equivalent for the British word barrister?

lawyer

500

What is the British equivalent for the American word mail-box?

pillar box

500

What is the British equivalent for the American word rubber?

elastic

500

What is the American equivalent for the British word tin?

can

500

What is the American equivalent for the British word bobby?

cop