Moving towards perfection: The learners' (electronic) dictionary of the future

Geoffrey Leech · Hilary Nesi

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Lexicography and Language Studies Linguistics and Language Studies Second Language Acquisition and Learning

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The initial paper in this book, by Tony Cowie, has provided a historical account of the precursors of the present-day English learners' dictionary. It is appropriate, in this final contribution, to speculate on the learners' dictionaries of the future.

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1999A USER'S GUIDE TO ELECTRONIC DICTIONARIES FOR LANGUAGE LEARNERS 1995Electronic Dictionaries with Particular Reference to the Design of an Electronic Bilingual Dictionary for English-speaking Learners of Japanese

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