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• There is not a word in the English dictionary to really describe this pre-meditated act of evil and wickedness.
• Group 1 selected equivalents for a test item on a multiple-choice test by using only the monolingual English dictionary .
• On the surface, both are among the simplest of words in the French dictionary .
• Taberah was reading the bilingual dictionary with rapt concentration.
• We could consult an American biographical dictionary , in case Burdett left a lasting mark.
• to look sth up in the dictionary
• Don't rush to make good the deficiency by consulting a dictionary of national biographies.
• Irish-English dictionary
• the website gives access to an online dictionary
• a dictionary of quotations
• the dictionary definition of ‘smile’
• Check out the books also on the lighter side of the English language and also the dictionary of word origins.
• Later reference to a dictionary illuminated the answer, but by that stage all had been revealed.
• We had to get up at one point and look up a word in the dictionary because he didn't believe me that it existed.
• The problem is that my French vocabulary is so poor that I end up having to look up every other word in a dictionary so it takes ages.
• She also started compiling a dictionary of youth slang first used by the transvestite community.
• Often he would search for minutes in his Arabic-English dictionary for the exact word he wanted.
• The software uses a standard dictionary , designed by Kiran, to accomplish the task.
• Seventy years ago, the Philological Society had resolved to publish a completely new English dictionary .
• I'll look up 'love' in the dictionary
• bilingual dictionary
• My biographical dictionary describes Virginia Woolf as the archetypal modernist.
• I'll look up ‘love’ in the dictionary
• The latest dictionary contains new words and phrases that sum up life in the UK today.
• I can remember my schoolteacher telling me to look a word up in the dictionary .
• the worm attempts to crack account passwords using a built-in dictionary
• We're calling the film Incubus because we looked the word up in the dictionary and thought it sounded enigmatic.
• I keep turning to the dictionary and the thesaurus, not for a reference, simply to read words at random.
• For his castaway book he picks a dictionary of flora and fauna.
• Save for a brief quotation from a dictionary of folklore, I have so far neglected Anglo-Saxon attitudes.