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| Languages | Dictionary | Thesaurus | Sentences | Pronunciation | Wordlist |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arabic | x | ||||
| Catalan | x | ||||
| Croatian | x | ||||
| Chinese (Simplified) | x | ||||
| Chinese (Traditional) | x | ||||
| Dutch | x | ||||
| English (American) | x | x | x | x | x |
| English (Australian) | x | x | |||
| English (British) | x | x | x | x | x |
| English (Canadian) | x | ||||
| English (New Zealand) | x | ||||
| English (Indian) | x | ||||
| French | x | ||||
| German | x | ||||
| Gujarati | x | ||||
| Hebrew (Modern) | x | ||||
| Hindi | x | x | x | ||
| Indonesian | x | ||||
| Italian | x | x | |||
| Korean | x | ||||
| Latvian | x | ||||
| Malay | x | ||||
| Malayalam | x | ||||
| Portuguese | x | ||||
| Romanian | x | ||||
| Russian | x | ||||
| Spanish | x | x | x | x | |
| Swedish | x | ||||
| Tamil | x |
Languages — Bilingual Bidirectional* Dictionaries
| Arabic <> English (British) | Kazakh <> English (British) |
| Chinese (Simplified) <> English (British) | Korean <> English (American) |
| Chinese (Traditional) <> English (British) | Malay <> English (British) |
| Czech <> English (British) | Marathi <> English (British) |
| French (European) <> English (British) | Polish <> English (American) |
| Georgian <> English (British) | Portuguese (Brazilian) <> English (American) |
| German <> English (British) | Russian <> English (British) |
| Greek (Modern) <> English (British) | Slovak <> English (British) |
| Gujarati <> English (British) | Spanish (European) <> English (American) |
| Hausa <> English (British) | Spanish (Latin American) <> Quechua |
| Hindi <> English (British) | Tatar <> English (British) |
| Indonesian <> English (British) | Thai <> English (British) |
| isiXhosa <> English (British) | Turkish <> English (British) |
| Italian <> English (British) | Ukrainian <> English (British) |
| Welsh <> English (British) | |
*Bidirectional: translates from ‘language A’ into ‘language B’, and from ‘language B’ into ‘language A.’
Languages — Bilingual Monodirectional* Dictionaries
| Bengali > English (British) | English (British) > Tajik |
| Cantonese > English (British) | English (British) > Yoruba |
| English (British) > Igbo | Latin > English (British) |
| English (British) > Persian | Punjabi > English (British) |
| English (British) > Romanian | Telugu > English (British) |
**Monodirectional: where it only translates from one source language into the target language.
A semi-bilingual dictionary is a hybrid dictionary that combines monolingual and bilingual information. In a semi-bilingual dictionary, a headword will be presented with definitions and examples in the language the user is learning to facilitate comprehension, followed by a translation equivalent of the headword and/or the definition to reassure the user that they have understood the meaning of the word.
Languages — Bidirectional* Semi-bilingual Dictionaries
| Kannada <> English (British) |
| Malayalam <> English (British) |
| Tamil <> English (British) |
*Bidirectional: translates from ‘language A’ into ‘language B’, and from ‘language B’ into ‘language A.’
Languages — Monodirectional* Semi-bilingual Dictionaries
| English (British) > Assamese | English (British) > Hindi |
| English (British) > Bengali | English (British) > Marathi |
| English (British) > Cantonese | English (British) > Odia |
| English (British) > Chinese (Simplified) | English (British) > Punjabi |
| English (British) > Chinese (Traditional) | English (British) > Telugu |
**Monodirectional: where it only translates from one source language into the target language.