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The Oxford Spanish Dictionary: Spanish-English, English-Spanish [Hardcover]

Beatriz Galimberti Jarman , Roy Russell , Carol Styles Carvajal , etc.


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1 April 2001 0198603673 978-0198603672 2nd New edition of Revised edition
The result of over ten years' research, this dictionary covers over 24 varieties of Spanish as it is written and spoken throughout the Spanish speaking world. New to this edition is a guide to life and culture, covering a range of topics: from the political and educational systems, to key events in the calendar and how they are celebrated.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Superior to other Spanish/English dictionaries 31 May 2001
By James F Balentine - Published on Amazon.com
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I have several unabridged Spanish/English dictionaries, but this is the only one I still use. It has several features that make it superior. It has extensive examples of each word used in various contexts that really help to show how the word is used, including idioms. When a word has several meanings in Spanish, Spanish equivalents are given at the beginning of each definition that further refine the scope of meaning with relation to the English equivalents. If a word in Spanish can be translated using various English words, depending on what is being talked about, the subjects or objects are included in parentheses before the English translation. (This is one of the best features!) Coming from England, it has a slight continental/peninsular bias, but the editors make every effort to balance Old World usage with New World usage. This is by far the best Spanish/English dictionary available, and the only one you will ever need. It is excellent for the spoken language and modern literature, but for the classics, I would recommend a large Spanish/Spanish dictionary, such as the large "Vox diccionario actual de la lengua espanola" by Christopher Naylor.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Serious about Spanish? Don't forget these books... 6 Feb 2003
By Richard Peterson - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Hardcover
Very, very good. I am bilingual, and I use this dictionary frequently. It is helpful that all of the reference information in the Spanish-English side is in Spanish, even if the same info appears in the English section (for instance, the section on "telephone language" in the English side appears as "telefonear" in the Spanish side. This just illustrates the completeness of this book.

If you are studying Spanish, I recommend that you purchase 3 books in addition to your curriculum: The Oxford Spanish Dictionary; A New Reference Grammar of Modern Spanish; and 501 Spanish Verbs, if you need that last one. The Oxford Spanish Dictionary is simply the definitive Spanish-English dictionary. The New Reference Grammar is invaluable for its completeness and incredible ease of use. The 501 Spanish Verbs can be helpful if you find yourself remembering things like "errar is irregular," but you just can't remember how.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Nice one, but there should be something better 2 April 2002
By Justo S. - Published on Amazon.com
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I have found in this dictionary almost every word or phrase I have looked for. But in many cases I haven't found the right example or the word's exact sense I was looking for.

As for the merits, the dictionary has both British and American usages, a useful section on letters in English and Spanish, examples of phrases, idioms and the like, and maybe a few more.

For students and teachers of Spanish or English, maybe till finishing intermediate level, it could be very helpful, but for advanced or more specific matters, let's look something else.

For Spanish readers.

Este es un buen diccionario en términos generales. Tiene una sección muy útil de cartas en inglés y español, así como una buena cantidad de ejemplos, tanto de inglés británico como americano.

Sin embargo, muchas veces no proporciona el ejemplo correcto o la acepción exacta de una palabra.

Lo recomiendo para estudiantes y profesores de inglés o español hasta terminar un nivel intermedio. Para asuntos más avanzados o específicos, otro diccionario podría ser mejor.

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