From confusion over pants and trousers to the very different uses of the word rubber, a handy infographic has outlined 63 of the main differences between British and American English nouns.一张非常实用的信息图列出了英语和美语名词中的63个主要区别，包括pants（短裤（英）；长裤（美））和trousers（长裤）的混淆，rubber这个单词截然不同的用法等。
Some differences, such as British football being called soccer in the US, are well known to sports fans, but tourists ordering food need to be vigilant if they don't want any dining surprises.有些差异是体育迷们都知道的，比如英式足球在美国叫做soccer，但是如果游客不希望自己的餐点里出现任何意料之外的食物，那么在点菜时就要警惕。
The name of potato-based items seems to be one of the most baffling differences. Chips in the US are crisps in the UK and chips in the UK are fries in the States.土豆类食物名字的差异似乎是最令人不解的一种。美国的炸薯片叫chips，英国的炸薯片叫crisps，而炸薯条在英国叫chips，在美国叫fries。
Similarly if a Brit were told there is only enough hand luggage space for a purse they might be left wondering what to do with the rest of their handbag.同样，如果一个英国人被告知，可以容纳的随身行李只有一个purse（英：钱包；美：手袋），他们可能会困惑自己剩下的手袋怎么办。
Legal matters could cause confusion, too.法律事务方面也可能出现混淆。
For any case where you would hire an attorney in America you'll need to look up a barrister in Britain.在任何情况下，你都可以在美国雇佣一名attorney（美：律师），而在英国需要寻找的是一名barrister（英：律师）。
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