Re: any accessible offline dictionaries for windows?
If you have a lot of cash to spend, Freedom Scientific's OpenBook and Kurzweil Education's Kurzweil 1000 have built-in dictionaries.
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Re: any accessible offline dictionaries for windows?
@zakc93 thanks a lot. Wordweb Is cool! although it's not what I wanted but it's still something that partially solves my problem.
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Re: any accessible offline dictionaries for windows?
what about the lingea dictionaries? there are plenty of languages, and it was Quite usable. dont know the situation now.
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Re: any accessible offline dictionaries for windows?
TJT1234, thanks for the link. I'll tell my friend right away.
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Re: any accessible offline dictionaries for windows?
Socheat, the only accessible French-English bilingual dictionary I know of is the online website www.wordreference.com.
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Re: any accessible offline dictionaries for windows?
Since we're on the dictionary topic, I wanted to ask you guys a question. Because I am lazy to create another topic, and here goes.Is there anyone here speak French? If you do, is there an accessible dictionary from French to Englis
Re: any accessible offline dictionaries for windows?
I use wordweb, you can find it at:http://www.wordweb.info/
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