These 5 difference have opposite definition in England, America

Web Desk: The difficulty between British and American English can never be resolved. The disproportion between ‘s’ and ‘z’ are still apparent.

Words that ordinarily meant one thing in a US can meant something totally opposite in a UK and vice-versa.

Have a demeanour during a 5 difference that meant totally different  things in a dual countries.

Bird

In America, a bird is an animal with feathers though in England, it is mostly used to report a immature female. In America, immature women are referred as ‘Chicks’.

Jumper

Jumper can impute to a chairman who is attempting to burst from tallness like overpass or building while in Britain ‘jumper’ is a name given to a knitted top, or a sweater.

Geezer

In America, geezer is a derogative tenure that mostly interconnected with aged to report an elderly, aged man. In England, a word ‘geezer’ is a jargon tenure given to a unchanging man, and is mostly used a same approach American impute to immature guys ad ‘Dudes’.

Boot

In America a foot is a form of footwear, in England, a tenure is used to impute to a case of a car.

Pants

In America, of course, pants are wardrobe that covers we from your waist to your ankles. However, in England, a tenure “pants” is another word for “underwear.”

Article source: http://www.aaj.tv/2019/03/these-5-words-have-different-meaning-in-england-america/