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The Oxford French Minidictionary is designed to present essential
information of the core French and English vocabulary in accessible
format, providing the user with a fast track to clear and effective
communication. The dictionary is an effective and practical reference
tool for the student, adult-learner, traveler and business
professional. It provides user-friendly treatment of core vocabulary
across a broad spectrum of written and spoken ********.

The key features of the Oxford French MiniDictionary

*Over 100,000 words, phrases, and translation
*Bullet points separate each new part of speech within an entry, making it easy to scan
*Phonetic tran***********on for the French-English part are provided, using the
*International Phonetic Alphabet
*Any unpredictable plural forms or irregular English conjugations, comparative and superlative forms are also given in brackets
*Precise information on grammar and style.

MSDict Viewer Features
The Oxford French MiniDictionary is utilized by MSDict Viewer- an
innovative dictionary reader specially designed to combine high data
compression for memory restricted devices with a fast search algorithm,
and user-friendly interface with amazing speed. The viewer supports
multiple dictionaries installed at a time.

Tran***********ons facilitating pronunciation
Support for MMC, memory stick, and SD memory cards
Stylish user interface with several color schemes
Hyperlinks between different related articles
Text font remapping (dynamic changing of font sizes)
Opportunity to add custom notes to any article in the dictionary so you can save your ideas and examples of usage
Built-in keyboard

Easily search and filter words
Single-tap search, starting on first letter
Wildcard filtration feature(the use of "*" replaces arbitrary number of symbols within words)
Opportunity to add custom notes to any article in the dictionary
Specially enhanced for hi-resolution devices and hi-resolution landscape view mode
Button allowing quick erase of the query field
Dynamic word history list for each session

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Oxford Dictionary of Idioms Ver 1.2
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Containing more than 5,000 entries, this dictionary covers ****phorical
phrases, similes, familiar sayings, and proverbs, providing
illustrative quotations from sources as varied as the Bible, the
Spectator, and Agatha Christie. It explains meanings and provides
historical information for well-known idioms such as cost an arm and a
leg, knoks spots off, once in a blue moon, the tip of the iceberg, and
many more. Full of fascinating facts, this dictionary is ideal for
anyone with interest in the origins of the colloquial, quirky byways of
the English ********.
Idioms are arranged alphabetically by key word for easy reference.
Sayings in British English are supplemented by American English and
other expressions.

Article structure
The invariable components of the entry structure are the idiom itself
with capitalized keyword and any common variants given in brackets,
followed by the definition. In addition there may be a label or labels
indicating register and/or geographical area, a sentence or short
paragraph covering etymological, historical and usage points of
interest, and an illustrative quotation. The marking of a quotation
with an asterisk indicates it is the earliest example of the use of
this idiom yet traced.

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Oxford Dictionary of Business
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The third edition of the Dictionary of Business is a wide-ranging and
informative guide to all areas of modern business. Completely revised
and updated, with over 6,500 entries covering terms from marketing to
taxation and accounting, business strategy to international finance,
human resources management to banking, this dictionary will prove
indispensable to both students and professionals. It also covers U.S.
business terms as well as business and financial jargon.

Coverage
A Dictionary of Business is the third edition of A Concise Dictionary
of Business, first published in 1990. The original edition was prepared
on the assumption that it would be of use of students of all kinds of
business courses, ranging from GCSE Business Studies to degree and
postgraduate business subjects, as well as to business people and their
professional advisers (layers, bankers, accountants, managers,
insurers,etc.).
In the third edition, special attention was paid to the vocabulary used
in the business strategy, organizational behaviour, marketing, and
human resources management. This third edition has brought the book
into 21st century, with a special emphasis on the use of Internet in
commercial practices. The burgeoning vocabulary of e-commerce and
interactive marketing is a feature of this edition.

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Oxford Concise Medical Dictionary Ver 1.2
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Dictionary provides full coverage of all the important terms and
concepts used in medicine today. Written by distinguished practicing
specialists and medical writers, it is intended primarily for workers
in the paramedical fields: pharmacists, physiotherapists, speech
therapists, social workers, hospital secretaries, administrators,
technicians, and so on. It will also be invaluable for medical students
and practicing doctors. Each entry contains a basic definition,
followed- where appropriate- by a more detailed explanation or
de***********on. A feature of the dictionary is that the articles are
written in clear and concise English without the use of unnecessary
technical jargon. For this reason the book will also be of both
interest and value to the general reader who needs a home medical
dictionary.

'Excellent layout and jargon-free style'- Nursing Times

'An extraordinary bargain'- New Scientist

Coverage
The dictionary defines terms in anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, and
pharmacology, as well as in all major medical and surgical specialties.
Its coverage of psychology and psychiatry, public health medicine and
dentistry is unusually comprehensive, and this edition includes many
new entries covering the latest developments in diagnostic radiology
and radiotherapy, endocrinology, peadiatrics, and urology, as well as
the other medical surgical specialties. Key terms in the developing
speciality of advanced life support systems have also been added as new
entries. Entries for many new drugs have been included, and drug names
have been revised in accordance with the recently implemented EC
directive on the use of recommended International Non-Proprietary Names
(rINNs); where these differ from names commonly used in Britain, the
letter are included both as synonyms for the rINNs and as
cross-reference entries

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