Additionally, transitive and intransitive verbal meanings are For the first time, gender markings for Spanish noun equivalents are provided on the English-Spanish side, thus freeing users from having to seek this information on the Spanish-English side. The amount and quality of grammatical information has been expanded. Names of nations, and cardinal and ordinal numbers. The entries themselves of material that was formerly presented in charts and That will enhance the usability of the dictionary For ex-Īpply to butter, suave to apply to skin, and tenue to apply toĮnabled by these parenthetical words to choose appropriate equivalents for sheet according to whether reference is being made to a sheet of paper (hoja), of ice (capa), of glass (lámina), or to a To guide the choice of equivalents from a series. Lescent or obsolete terms have kerchief, knave,Īnother significant improvement in the parenthetical words Provide the most up-to-date picture of the language,
Mother, as well as in slang terms such as bigtime, bimbo, ditsy, douchebag, hype, brainer. Recent cultural commerce, mountainĮntropy genome, nanosecond, polyurethane, pulsar, smart ,Īre captured in items such as bungee jumping,īike, politically correct, pro-life, sexual Puters ( browser cache, chat room, megabyte, on-line, scanner, search engine, URL, website), ,Īnd science and technology bomb).
Especially significant areĪdditions in the fields of medicine ( anorexia antioxidant clone ,Įlectronics (CD, fax, magnetic resonance imaging, microwave, satellite dish), One of the most important changes is the addition of many new words and meanings in order to bring the dictionary up to date with theĬultural changes. With this purpose in mind, the editors of the fifth edition have introduced a number of significant improvements. The University of Chicago Spanish Dictionary has been compiled for the general use of the American English-speaking learner of Spanish and the Spanish-speaking learner of American English. Universidad de Chicago Diccionario Español-Inglés, Inglés-Español Spanish Irregular and Orthographic Changing Verbs To Use The University of Chicago Spanish Dictionary Manufactured in the United States of America For information regarding special discounts for bulk purchases, please contact Simon & Schuster Special Sales at 1-80 or Pocket Books printing of this revised edition July 2003
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