Question by C M: What happens when you look up a word in the dictionary?
What happens when you look up a word in the dictionary and it refers you to look up another word, and then that word refers you to look up another word but that word isn’t in the dictionary.
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Answer by neona807
I’ve never had this problem.
What word is it that you are trying to look up?
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Question by Question: Where can I find a spanish dictionary add-on for firefox?
I use the “Dictionary tool-tip” add-on for firefox to double click words that I don’t know the meaning of, but it’s only in English. Is there a similar add-on but in Spanish?
To be more specific, I want the definition of spanish words too, not just the english ones.
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Answer by yrjokin
yes but I can’t send a link because you have to click on add-ons then search for ‘Spanish dictionary’ for yourself – about five options come up and 2 of these look promising. Always get the ones with the green ‘jigsaw’ piece if you can as these are the official ones.
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Question by natvv~*~#1 Chuck fan !~*~: Where can I find a good online scientific dictionary ?
I want something like m-w.com, only all about science, instead of a normal dictionary.
I’m doing definitions for science homework.
Please ! ! !
School starts in about five hours !
I have 182 words !
PUHLEASE !
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Answer by sruthi ashok
log on to:
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/
you can get the answers quickly
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Question by pressit118: How to remove added words from word processor dictionary?
i added words on accident to the dictionary in Microsoft Word Processor and i want to get rid of them so i can do the spell check. does anyone now how to do this, whether it be removing a file or simply going into settings or something, either way, help please!
thanks
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Answer by The Phlebob
Assuming you mean Microsoft Word and not Microsoft Works Word Processor, you can edit the custom dictionary this way:
In Word versions prior to Word 2007:
1.Click the Tools->Options menu item.
2.Click the Spelling & Grammar tab.
3.Click the Custom Dictionaries button.
4.Select CUSTOM.DIC. Be careful not to clear the checkbox.
5.Click the Modify button.
6.Find and select the word you want to delete.
7.Click the Delete button.
8.OK out of everything.
In Word 2007:
1.Click the round Office button in the upper-left corner of the window.
2.Click the Word Options button.
3.Click Proofing.
4.Select CUSTOM.DIC. Be careful not to clear the checkbox.
5.Click the Edit Word List button.
6.Find and select the word you want to delete.
7.Click the Delete button.
8.OK out of everything.
Hope that helps.
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Question by Jess: What word in the dictionary do you think has the most definitions?
Get out your dictionaries! What word do you think has the most definitions?
I think the word hand has a lot. It doesn’t seem like it but it does.
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Answer by someweirrdchicckkk
to/too/two
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Question by dylan: How do natives use a Chinese dictionary?
For an extra credit point in my Latin class, (Yes, Latin. Weird, I know.) my teacher wants us to find how natives use a Chinese dictionary. I know the answer is not pinyin. I saw that it is organized by radicals (and then total number of strokes?), but I don’t really understand the concept. Could somebody explain?
Also, she wants us to find how to text in Chinese. Thank you so so so much.
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Answer by Joe
each character has a radical group that it belongs to.
after we identify the radical group, we count how many strokes the rest of the character has. and it is listed there in the order from least stroke upward.
the radicals themselves are also arranged by number or strokes in the beginning of the dicitonary.
at the end of the dictionary, there’s another method of looking up charcters based on the pronunciation. and the stroke (from least to more)
the same goes for texting.
good luck
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