An IPA dictionary of American English?

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I want to refer to a text file in the format:

A=[ə]

A(1)=['eɪ]

A’S=['eɪz]

A.=['eɪ]

A.’S=['eɪz]

A.S=['eɪz]

A42128=['eɪf'ɔrt'uw'ʌnt'u'eɪt]

AAA=[trːɪpəɫ'eɪ]

AABERG=['ɑbɝg]

AACHEN=['ɑkən]

AACHENER=['ɑkənɝ]

AAKER=['ɑkɝ]

AALSETH=['ɑɫsɛθ]

AAMODT=['ɑmət]

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The Wiktionary usually have IPA in the settings; you can download the package with the dump of July 2015 (all the dumps are here), but you will need to process . xml to extract the data in the format you want.

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