Enfors - Look It Up!
Quick links to find quick language solutions.
TOP 9 SITES TO CHECK WHEN YOU ARE LIKE "Man, I don't remeber this word!"
1. Easy Define - although the definitions are not illustrated in this dictionary, it has a lot of features that will brighten any English teacher's day
2. Exemplar - Words in Context - you type in a word and press the search button - you see an ocean of sentences containing this word. So you click this word in the sentence and it takes you to ... (give it a try and you'll see)
3. Lexipedia - the way this dictionary presents synomyms and related words makes it easier for the user to notice even the weirdest of lexemes. A thesaurus gone wild!
4. Oxford Collocations - this dictionary has made itself indispensable for many a scribbler!
5. Reverse Dictionary - put simply the guys behind this dictionary have stood the original purpose of a dictionary on its head. Also called a back dictionary.
6. American Corpusa helluva lot of words used in the US press
7. British Corpus -- is the domain of English usage.
8. Wordsmyth is not strictly a dictionary. It's a tool that will enhance your word stock significantly. Its special value in its generating features.
9. Idiomcenter - this site will be of great use when you are scratching your head over the meaning of some Russian (or English) idiomatic phrase. FOR BILINGUALS ONLY.
2. Exemplar - Words in Context - you type in a word and press the search button - you see an ocean of sentences containing this word. So you click this word in the sentence and it takes you to ... (give it a try and you'll see)
3. Lexipedia - the way this dictionary presents synomyms and related words makes it easier for the user to notice even the weirdest of lexemes. A thesaurus gone wild!
4. Oxford Collocations - this dictionary has made itself indispensable for many a scribbler!
5. Reverse Dictionary - put simply the guys behind this dictionary have stood the original purpose of a dictionary on its head. Also called a back dictionary.
6. American Corpusa helluva lot of words used in the US press
7. British Corpus -- is the domain of English usage.
8. Wordsmyth is not strictly a dictionary. It's a tool that will enhance your word stock significantly. Its special value in its generating features.
9. Idiomcenter - this site will be of great use when you are scratching your head over the meaning of some Russian (or English) idiomatic phrase. FOR BILINGUALS ONLY.