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Anonymous  +  202157 Wed, 01 Mar 06 03:46 PM

I'm looking for a talking/speaking dictionary with example sentences, and I can also look up the word by highlighting or clicking any word showing on my screen, like on the IExplorer or Acrobat reader. Anyone?

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Icehart  +  208540 Wed, 22 Mar 06 06:32 PM
One of them would be Oxford Advanced Dictionary which comes with a CD. It has pronunciation software to improve your pronunciation skills.

I found it usefull. You should give it a try.

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Meshaal  +  213236 Fri, 07 Apr 06 01:04 PM

hey guys,

actually i've been using Longman Dictionary for a year and it's really wicked, i recommand you all guys to try it.

u can choose the American pronounciation or the British for the particular word, plus if you were browsing the internet, just point the mouse on any word and the programe will translate it in the programe window.

it's really wicked guys, i recommand you all to try it out.

best of luck

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