Dozens of English nouns and verbs are spelled identically but stress a different syllable. A sample below — the full drill lives on the heteronyms page.
recordREK-ord (noun) / rih-CORD (verb)
Stress the first syllable as a noun, the second as a verb.
importIM-port (noun) / im-PORT (verb)
Same first/second-syllable pattern.
increaseIN-kreess (noun) / in-KREESS (verb)
Same pattern again.
progressPROG-ress (noun) / pruh-GRESS (verb)
Same pattern.
contractKON-trakt (noun) / kun-TRAKT (verb)
Same pattern.
permitPER-mit (noun) / per-MIT (verb)
Same pattern.
suspectSUS-pekt (noun) / suh-SPEKT (verb)
Same pattern.
conflictKON-flikt (noun) / kun-FLIKT (verb)
Same pattern.