Dictionaries
Supplementary material
Oxford University Press is famous for its world-renowned flagship Oxford English Dictionary (OED), the authority on the English Language. All Oxford dictionaries are based on the OED definitions to a greater or lesser extent. Nº OF WORDS, MEANINGS AND PHRASES
LEARNER´S DICTIONARIES BASIC LEVELS A1-A2
INTERMEDIATE B1-B2
ADVANCED C1-C2
500,000
BILINGUAL
200,000
The ideal bilingual choice for more advanced students. (129,000) see p.62
75,000
15,000
Portable format, ideal Portable format, ideal for daily classroon use. for daily classroon use. (69,000) see p.63 (67,000) see p.63
A completely new 3-level American Dictionary. (27,000) see p.70
A completely new 3-level American Dictionary. (180,000) see p.70
A completely new 3-level American Dictionary. (42,000) see p.70
MONOLINGUAL
500,000
200,000
The world´s best-selling advanced learner´s dictionary of English. (183,000) see p.64
75,000
15,000
Essential information on basic English vocabulary. (19,000) see p.65
Written specifically for Intermediate learners and their needs. (47,500) see p.65
For learners using English to study other subjects. (52,000) see p.65
Use this chart to decide which type of dictionary you need and then find out more information in the next section of this catalogue.
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