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1000 Words: STEMDiscover a different and exciting STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) topic on every page of this science book for kids! Delve into the key scientific concepts from sound and light to plants and animals. It's the perfect gift for children who are curious about science and keep asking the how and why questions!
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VOA Pronunciation Guide Offline.
Use VOA’s Pronounce to correctly pronounce names and places quickly and easily. VOA's pronunciation guide has helped people around the world pronounce challenging words in the news since 2000.
This Excellent dictionary is the offline version of the great VOA pronunciation guide. It covers all the names and proper names, such as cities or presidents, that are usually used in their news broadcasts, and has sounds, guides, and several searching ways. It also includes biographical information.
Dictionary of English Synonyms: Vocabulary Building
Synonym is a word that has the same or nearly the same meaning as another word. | Alphabetical List of Useful Synonyms | Advanced and daily used English synonyms | Sample This: ABSTRUSE – difficult to understand- Synonyms or Similar Words for ‘Abstruse’- arcane / garbled / inarticulate / incoherent / incomprehensible / indecipherable / inexplicable / obscure / rarefied
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English English Dictionary fo Mobile
The Dictionary of Contempory English (5th edition) the most comprehensive dictionary and DVD-ROM ever. Includes: *230,000 words, phrases and meanings -- more than any other
Reading the Oxford English DictionaryShea’s engougement (“irrational fondness”) for dictionaries led him to spend a year reading through all 20 volumes of the Oxford English Dictionary, and he describes this account as “the thinking man’s Cliff Notes to the greatest dictionary in the world.” For each letter of the alphabet he provides a handful of his favorite words and his own humorous glosses, along with musings on the history of the OED, dictionaries in general, and his reading life. (He does most of his OED reading at the Hunter College Library and finds himself turning into one of those “Library People” as the year goes by.)