| 美式英文 | 英式英文 |
S | Sack | Bed |
Sack lunch | Packed lunch | |
Sales clerk/ girl | Shop assistant | |
Saltine | Salted cracker usually served with soup | |
Sandbag | Sack filled with sand and used as a cudgel | |
| To knock someone over with a blow from behind | |
Sand box | Sand pit | |
Sap | Cosh | |
Sashay | To walk stylishly for effect | |
Sass | To give check, impudence | |
Scanties | Panties, underclothes | |
Schedule | Timetable | |
Schmaltz | Chicken fat | |
Schmuch | Too much sentimentality | |
Schnook | Stupid and usually nasty | |
Scratch pad | Fool | |
Screen door | Scribbling notepad | |
Scuttlebutt | Outer door of mosquito mesh | |
Second floor | Gossip, rumour | |
Second guess | First floor | |
Sedan | Be wise after something has happened | |
Seltzer | Saloon car | |
Semester(school two in a year) | Term(three in a year) | |
Set | Lay (a table) | |
Sewer pipe/ soil pipe | Drain (indoor) | |
Shade | Window blind or awning | |
Shades | Sunglasses | |
Shebang | All, everything | |
| Party | |
Sheers/ underdrapes | Net curtains | |
Sherbet | Ice/ sorbet | |
Shoestring | Shoelace/bootlace | |
Shorts | Underpants as well as short trousers | |
Shredded(coconut) | Desiccated coconut | |
Sideburns | Sideboards | |
Sidewalk | Pavement | |
Silverware | Cutlery | |
Skillet | Frying pan | |
Slammer | Jail | |
Sneakers | Gym shoes/ plimsolls | |
Snuck | To sneak | |
Soda cracker | Cream cracker | |
Softball | Game like baseball played with a softer, larger ball | |
Speed way | Motorway | |
Speed zone(cars) | Restricted speed area | |
Spike heels | Stiletto heels | |
Standing | Parking (used on road signs) | |
Station | Extension on a telephone | |
Straight up | Neat, no water (in a drink) | |
Streetcar | Tram | |
Stroller | Infant’s pushchair | |
Sub-division | Housing estate | |
Superhighway | Motorway | |
Suspenders | Braces | |
T | Tab | Bill |
Table cream | Single cream | |
Tag | Label | |
Tea Kettle | Kettle | |
Teed off | Fed up | |
Tennis | Tennis shoes/ plimsolls | |
Texas gate | Cattle grid | |
Thanksgiving | US national holiday(4th Thursday in November)Clothes | |
Threads | Clothes | |
Thumb tack/ tack | Drawing pin | |
Tic-tac-toe | Noughts and crosses | |
Ticked off | Browned off, fed up | |
Top(car) | Roof/hood | |
Tracking | Selection by ability e.g. streaming in schools | |
Trade | Swap | |
Traffic circle | Round-about | |
Trailer park | Caravan site | |
Trash | Rubbish | |
Trucks stop | Transport café | |
Trunk (car) | Boot | |
Tuxedo | Dinner suit/ dinner jacket | |
Twister | Tornado | |
U | Undershirt | Vest |
Unglued | Mad | |
Upgrade | Uphill | |
| Improving | |
Upset price | Reserve price | |
Uptown | Residential area away from the city centre | |
V | Vacationer | Holiday-maker |
Vacuum bottle flask | Thermos flask | |
Vamoose | Scram, vanish | |
Vest | Waistcoat | |
Visiting fireman | Someone from out of town come to see the sights |
- Nov 14 Wed 2012 18:38
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