A Quick Guide to Oxford's Core Bilingual Dictionaries Are you…?
You need…
• a language student doing a full language degree • a translator
• a professional who needs a dictionary covering a wide range of vocabulary
• a learner with 5+ years’ experience
• a student studying a language as a subsidiary degree
• a language learner with 3–5 years’ experience
• someone using another language regularly at work
• an A-level language student
• a student following a short language course at university or college
• a learner with 2–3 years’ experience
• an advanced learner who needs a second, quick-reference dictionary
• someone using another language occasionally at work
• a learner with 1–2 years’ experience • a leisure traveller
• a student starting to learn a language at an FE college
• an adult beginner
• a learner who has never studied a language before
• a learner at any level who needs a portable dictionary
• a learner at any level who requires a take-anywhere dictionary
• a leisure or business traveller 28
an ESSENTIAL dictionary
40,000+ words and phrases, and 60,000+ translations
A quick, effective reference point for many needs and locations
a MINI dictionary
40,000+ words and phrases, and 60,000+ translations
A handy little dictionary that contains a huge amount of vocabulary
a COLOUR dictionary
40,000+ words and phrases, and 60,000+ translations
An ultra-clear, innovative dictionary with a clear colour layout for ease of use
a CONCISE dictionary
Most feature
150,000+ words and phrases, and 250,000+ translations
Concise yet thorough coverage of a range of vocabulary
a COMPACT dictionary
90,000+ words and phrases, and 120,000+ translations
A compact, quick reference dictionary for everyday use
an UNABRIDGED dictionary
Most feature 350,000+ words and phrases, and 500,000+ phrases and translations
a BEGINNER’S dictionary
15,000+ words and phrases, and 60,000+ translations
Easy to use, with notes on grammar and usage throughout
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