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English/English.To mark the 30th anniversary of the publication of the first edition, Collins is proud to announce a major new edition of its flagship dictionary with over 405 000 entries. Updated with the latest terms to enter the language, Collins English Dictionary is not only comprehensive and authoritative, but also offers outstanding coverage of world, regional and dialect English. Collins English Dictionary is a rich source of words for everyone who loves language. This new 30th anniversary edition includes the latest words to enter the English language as well as a wide range of biographical entries. Usage notes give advice on using the right word in the right place, and thousands of etymologies trace the roots of modern English. The dictionary includes a supplement on words on the cusp of entering the languag. All definitions, examples, idioms, and usage notes are based on the Collins Corpus unrivalled and constantly updated 2.5 billion-word database of today's English - making it an authoritative and up-to-the-minute reference source.
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"Download just didn't work on Windows 7"
Version: iFinger Collins English Dictionary 4.1
Pros
I've used this product before and it's very convenient with a good range synonymns and antonymns - if you can get it to load.
Cons
The Collins spoken pronounciation dictionary (which originally cost me about $60) and iFinger are quite good, easily accessible and comprehensive dictionaries but are a cow to load on to new computers. I've wasted hours on this product and its shop-purchased (more featured equivalent) trying to get them to load. On this basis I'd steer clear of Collins' computer products.
Summary
Good handy dictionary if it works - a big "if".
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