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verb, British English - to regret something that has already happened and you cannot do anything about
adverb - in a way that something is more suitable, helpful or easy to use
adverb - in the opposite direction to the movement of the hands of a clock
verb - to finish in a particular position in a race, in a competition etc.
verb, American English, informal - to tell someone (the police, parents, teachers etc.) that somebody did something wrong
noun, British English - a person who is old enough to get a pension from the government
noun - the person who has broken the law or caused something bad to happen
noun - a thing that is important to somebody or worth a lot of money
noun, American English - a person whose job is to write down what somebody says using shorthand
noun - one of three children born to the same mother at the same time
verb - to hit (and kill) someone or something suddenly, with a lot of force
phrase - used to tell someone that you let them do something or have something
adjective, informal - abbreviation for bisexual, someone who is sexually attracted to both women and men
verb - to count coins or notes one by one as you put them somewhere
adjective - full of cars or people so it's difficult to walk or drive on
