Less often they are referred to by the British term nationalised industry.

I've no problem with the term "British" precisely because it's always seemed rather vague to me.

A British term for a police or military intelligence informant.

A more modern British term for such a layout is an extended loop.

The meaning is more like the British term - the screaming abdabs.

I have no idea whether in British terms these prices are considered reasonable.

Executive car is a British term for an automobile larger than a large family car.

"News reader" is, after all, the British term for anchor.

The summary of the British terms in 1792 were as follows: