The Concise Oxford English-Arabic Dictionary of Current Usage

The Concise Oxford English-Arabic Dictionary of Current Usage

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  • Type:Epub+TxT+PDF+Mobi
  • Create Date:2021-09-11 05:53:38
  • Update Date:2025-09-06
  • Status:finish
  • Author:N.S. Doniach
  • ISBN:0198643217
  • Environment:PC/Android/iPhone/iPad/Kindle

Summary

This convenient pocket dictionary—an abridged and updated edition of the acclaimed Oxford English-Arabic Dictionary of Current Usage—is designed for both the English speaker learning Arabic and the Arabic speaker learning English。 It records the different levels of usage found in newspapers, radio, television, and films, providing major Arabic dialectal equivalents for familiar, colloquial, and slang words。 Ideal for the student or traveler, the dictionary includes:

* Nearly 40,000 entries providing English headwords with multiple meanings and their nearest Arabic equivalent。

* For Arabic speakers: phonetic equivalents for headwords, phrases illustrating unexpected and alien idioms, and explanations of headwords denoting concepts new to the Arab world。

*For English speakers: vowels and diacritics included in the Arabic text, irregular plurals of nouns, and simple verb conjugations in the imperfect tense。

• Meticulously transcribed Arabic characters for easy reading。

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Reviews

♥ Ibrahim ♥

I am totally disappointed in that dictionary。 Apparently the people who did the Arabic part don't know English well; they sorely lack the English sense of words。 I checked out words such as "ambivalent" and in Arabic it said something along these lines: يجمع بين موقفين متضادينthat is, combining two opposite positions。 Well, "ambivalent" doesn't mean that。 I simply means "having mixed feelings" and from there you are not sure and could go either way。 To work on a dictionary you have to think and I am totally disappointed in that dictionary。 Apparently the people who did the Arabic part don't know English well; they sorely lack the English sense of words。 I checked out words such as "ambivalent" and in Arabic it said something along these lines: يجمع بين موقفين متضادينthat is, combining two opposite positions。 Well, "ambivalent" doesn't mean that。 I simply means "having mixed feelings" and from there you are not sure and could go either way。 To work on a dictionary you have to think and dream in English too, and that I thankfully do at this point in my life。 Yes, I always have a lot more to learn, but I can honestly call America my home and English my personal language。 To be fair, I have a better alternative for English Arabic dictionaries, and it is this site:http://www。almaany。com/en/dict/ar-en/。。。The dictionaries on that site, Almaany, never cease to impress me with their precision and excellence。 。。。more

Riobhcah

This is an excellent Arabic dictionary。 And the Arabic text is big enough to see! Well worth what I paid for it。

Iman 333

how to speak english

Hagar

but my copy is a bit of an old one, hardcover。。and looks so elegant with its silver badge at one side! :D