Australian vs. British English
| Translation: | Australian - British | British - Australian |
|---|---|---|
| Test: | Australian - British | British - Australian |
- British English
- a sheep which has lost all its teeth
- Absolutely!
- accident
- afternoon
- aggressive
- alcohol
- alcohol
- American
- angry
- Australian
- banana
- beer
- beer glass (285 ml)
- biscuit
- brave
- Car paint
- cheap wine
- chicken
- chocolate
- Christmas
- crazy
- criminal
- dockworker
- drunk
- engine (car or boat)
- English person
- Eucalyptus tree
- evening meal
- exact information
- excellent
- far away in the outback
- farm
- fast sheep shearer
- field
- food
- furious
- Go away.
- Good on you!
- Hi.
- hooligan
- horses
- How are you?
- I hope it's going to rain.
- idiot
- information
- it
- it's fine
- kangaroo
- lavatory (outdoor)
- Liquor Shop
- Middle of nowhere
- milkman
- money
- mosquito
- New Zealander
- nonsense
- postman
- pub meal
- remote desert country
- road for trucking cattle by road trains
- sandwiches
- sausage
- shark meat
- sheep
- sheepdog
- sheepfarmer
- Shut up.
- soldier
- sponge cake
- stony desert
- stupid person
- swimming costume
- tea kettle
- teacher
- to give up
- to have a look
- to hunt for gemstones
- to whine
- toilet
- trainee on a cattle farm
- trousers
- underlay
- underpants (men)
- vegetable extract (used for sandwiches)
- vegetables
- waterhole
- Well done!
- worthless person
- you haven't got a chance/hope in hell
- Australian English
- gummy
- Reckon!
- prang
- arvo
- aggro
- booze
- grog
- Yank
- berko
- Aussie, Strine
- nana
- amber (fluid)
- middy, pot
- Bickie
- game
- Duco
- plonk
- chook
- chokkie
- Chrissie
- bonkers
- bushranger
- wharfie
- pissed
- donk
- pom
- gum tree
- tea
- good oil
- ace
- back of beyond
- station
- ringer (in the country)
- paddock
- tucker
- mad as a cut snake
- Shove off.
- On ya!
- G'day mate.
- larrikin
- neddies
- How are you going?
- send 'er down Hughie
- dill
- oil
- she
- she's apples
- Roo
- dunny
- Bottle Shop
- back of bourke
- milko
- lolly (in the country)
- mozzie
- kiwi, enzedder
- piffle
- postie
- counter meal
- never-never
- beef road
- cut lunch
- snag
- flake
- jumbuck (mainly in songs)
- kelpie
- woolgrower
- Belt up.
- digger
- Lamington
- gibber (used in the west)
- Alf
- bathers
- Billie
- chalkie
- to give it away
- to gander
- to fossick
- to grizzle
- comfort station
- Jackaroo
- daks, strides
- carpet pad
- jocks
- vegemite
- vegies
- billabong
- Good on ya!
- drongo
- you've got Buckley's
- Znaczenie
- owca która straciła zęby
- absolutnie, oczywiście
- wypadek
