The Concise Dictionary of Scottish Words and PhrasesThe Concise Dictionary of Scottish Words and Phrases is a rpresentation of the rich variations of the scottish english. Few people who are either native speakers of English or who have learnt English as a foreign or second language visit Scotland with any expectations of experiencing language difficulties. For the most part, their confidence is justified, provided at least they stick to the traditional tourist places and pursuits. The most difficulty they are likely to experience is with regional variations in accent and pronunciation
Mathematicians, scientists, engineers, and students will look this dictionary for definitive coverage of all branches of mathematics, both pure and applied. Featuring more than 1500 terms, the book defines terms and expressions in algebra, number theory, operator theory, logic, complex numbers, finite mathematics, topology, and other areas----each with definition along with pictorial representations of many terms. This dictionary is authoritative, comprehensive comprising latest terms and is carefully reviewed to ensure its accuracy, clarity, and completeness.
Essex has a distinctive dialect of its own. Essex is a county in southeastern England it consists of 14 districts such as Harlow, Maldon and Colchester.
The book An Essex Dialect dictionary presents an account for the dialect and the colloquial speech of a county. Books and notes on Essex dialect and Essex rustic life are sadly few, yet this one presents a lot when it comes to the Essex dialect and its characteristics.
The Dictionary of Cockney Rhyming Slang contains a lot of slang words used in the slang cockney accent, but it is rhyming slang.
Cockney is a dialect spoken in the Eastend district in London and the rhyming slang replaces the common word with a phrase of two or three words that rhymes with the original word. Find a great deal of strange phrases that form the heart of the cockney accent.
In honor of growing and collecting cacti, one of the most actively and enthusiastically followed areas of popular horticulture, the author document and photograph over 1,100 species and varieties. The entries are presented alphabetically and contain a full list of alternative names which have been given to the species described
