ESL Discussion

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  • bet August 1, 2025 22:22

    Now I ask google if I need to know about a  spelling or meaning.....I ususally ask for English to Bangla. Back home I had and still have Cambridge, longman(printed copies) and  an  online dictionary (installed on my computer) but can't remember its name.

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  • Osama Mohammed October 4, 2020 0:37

    1- I use usually Cambrige dictionary.

    2-I used to serach about meanings in Oxford dictionary.But Nowadays..Naah.

  • Shaheen September 29, 2020 7:52

    "I hope it is the same to you." OMG!! You are right Anastasia. I got a weakness for this very one.

    As for hardcover, I have Oxford learner's dictionary. But I go frequently for English to Bangla one.

     

  • Mrs Sia September 25, 2020 20:34

    1. Another useful dictinary on line is Merriam- Webster  and Thesaurus. Take a look at it it's useful to me . I hope it is the same to you.

    2.We never forget using hardcover dictionaries . It is an old habit since we started learning  a foreign language. I use Longman and Oxford learner's dictionary.

  • Mohammad September 18, 2020 14:29

    I use LONGMAN. Hardcover,  PC Software, and mobile application.

    • Shaheen > Mohammad September 20, 2020 10:26

      It's nice to hear that you still use hardcover. Thanks for commenting. 

  • Ishtar September 6, 2020 13:08

    My go-to dictionary is www.wordreference.com. it has definition, translation to my language (Spanish), collocations, special uses and best of all, a discussion forum were you can ask specific uses or any kind of doubt that the dictionary couldn't solve. It has been available for quite a while, so chances are someone else already asked that question for you.

    I almost don't use physical disctionaries nowadays. Although I have a couple big ones and a big thesaurus. I don' remember the publisher, though. 

    • Shaheen > Ishtar September 9, 2020 16:26

      Thanks for your comment Ishtar.

      This dictionary got some quite interesting features. It is very rich in Spanish meanings I guess, and supports at least 17 languages. 

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