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Anonymous  +  293256 Wed, 15 Nov 06 07:53 AM

I am a translator to English and I am searching for a good online English language dictionary. I am preferably looking for one that includes the fine differences between various synonyms. I would also be glad to be referred to a forum/message board/site for translator into English.  
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Mister Micawber  +  293296 Wed, 15 Nov 06 09:00 AM

I use ONE LOOK-- then you can take your pick.
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Lamxung, 3 yr 3 days ago

Thanks Mister Micawber, onelook is great. And some other sites:

www.answers.com
www.ask.com

Anonymous, 144 days ago

try these websites: http://dictionary.reference.com/ or http://dictionary.cambridge.org/

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