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Oxford Thesaurus of English The Pop-up Thesaurus with comprehensive coverage andclear layout!Product InformationFrom the world’s most trusted dictionaries comes Oxford’s brand newthesaurus, The New Oxford Thesaurus of English. All thesauruses contain lists of words that are linked by having a similarmeaning, but the New Oxford Thesaurus of English goes much further – it alsocontains antonyms (words with opposite … |
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Franklin Speaking Merriam Webster Spanish English Dictionary (BES-2100) $45.00 FRANKLIN BES-2100 Desktop Speaking Merriam-Webster Spanish/English Dictionary… |
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Franklin BES-2150 Speaking Merriam-Webster Spanish-English and Advanced Learner’s English Dictionary (BES-2150) $69.99 This powerful reference tool is packed with the features that English and Spanish language learners need most. Designed to enhance grammar and speech skills, it speaks words and phrases providing students and language-lovers with sample sentences, advanced verb conjugations and learning exercises…. |
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Sony Digital Reader Touch Edition – Red (PRS600RC) $125.00 The Reader Touch Edition features a 6″display with simple, easy-to-use touchscreen navigation. Turn pages with the swipe of a finger and enjoy fast and intuitive navigation of your favorite books. Take freehand notes and highlight sections of text you want to revisit later, just as you would in a real book, using the included stylus. If you prefer, a virtual keyboard is also available for entering… |
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Lingo TTX-52 xplorer 52- 52 language talking translat $120.00 - Lingo Voyager 7 20 language talking translator- English German French Spanish Italian Portuguese Dutch Czech Polish Hungarian Slovakian Romanian Greek Turkish Arabic Persian Russian Chinese Japanese Korean- Translates and talks over one million words- Translates and talks 66000 travel phrases- Includes the New Oxford American Dictionary- Voice/memo recorder- 8 Travel games- FM scan radio- Mainta… |
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A Shakespeare Glossary $47.49 A justly famous aid to the study of Shakespeare, this glossary–originally compiled by C.T. Onions, an editor of the Oxford English Dictionary–clarifies those words in Shakespeare whose senses or connotations may be unfamiliar to the modern reader, paying special attention to dialect forms, idioms, and colloquial phrases. Original in its explanations and illuminating in its definitions, the Glossary brings out the richness and subtley found in Elizabethan English. Incorporating the many advances made in the field since the last (revised) edition was published in 1919, this volumereveals new facts about the meanings of words in Shakespeare, alters previous interpretations, and resolves earlier controversies. In addition, the book takes advantage of two highly accurate, computer based concordances that make every occurrence of each word immediately accessible forinvestigation and comparison. A reference work without peer, the Glossary is an essential source for students, scholars, playgoers and readers of Shakespeare, and those interested in the history of the English language. |
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Oxford Picture Dictionary Online Access Code $31.78 Oxford Picture Dictionary Interactive Online provides all of the features your students need to acquire an active vocabulary independently. With 300 hours of practice and 4000 vocabulary words drawn directly from the bestselling Oxford Picture Dictionary, OPDi Online provides an unparalleled range of activities to reinforce new vocabulary and immediate access to target words, promoting learner autonomy. With tab-style navigation, even a novice computer user will find OPDi Online easy to navigate, allowing them to focus on learning the new vocabulary instead of on learning a bulky program. |
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The American Century Dictionary $5.99 A BRAND-NEW DESK DICTIONARY FROM THE WORLD’S LEADING DICTIONARY-MAKEROriginally developed by Oxford University Press’s Dictionary Department and edited by noted lexicographer Laurence Urdang, THE AMERICAN CENTURY DICTIONARY is a totally new dictionary created for American English. Its unique features include: — the latest new words and acronyms, such as NIMBY, telecommute, and grunge– thousands of colloquial and slang expressions, such as legit, yuck, and zilch– up-to-date computer and technical terms, such as ASCII, e-mail, fax, and virtual reality, as well as new terms from medicine and business– special easy-to-use organization — all entries, including prefixes, abbreviations, foreign words, and biographical and geographical names, are arranged alphabetically in one section– separate quick-reference tables: countries, states, state capitals, area and ZIP codes, presidents, and more. |