| Title | : | The Concise Oxford-Duden German Dictionary |
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| Rating | : | |
| ISBN | : | 019864230X |
| ISBN-10 | : | 9780198642305 |
| Language | : | German |
| Format Type | : | Hardcover |
| Number of Pages | : | 1248 |
| Publication | : | First published November 12, 1992 |
This new edition incorporates the recent German spelling reforms throughout the text. With over over 140,00 words and phrases, and over 240,000 translations, this major new edition provides unrivalled coverage of general, scientific, and technical and literary vocabulary, including thousands
of new expressions such as alcopop, dataglove, emoticon, road rage, chatten, Datenautobahn, Suchmaschine, zappen. There is extended treatment of specific vocabulary detailed in-text boxes cover topics such as nationalities, jobs, addresses, greetings, asking for directions, and apologizing,
giving extra help with usage, constructions, and choosing vocabulary. Also new to this edition is a new guide to email and the Internet which offers a unique gateway to language and culture in the German-speaking world. There is also an entirely new Thematic wordfinder which brings together the
essential vocabulary from a broad range of subject areas including the environment, society, business and industry, communication, media, and the arts.
of new expressions such as alcopop, dataglove, emoticon, road rage, chatten, Datenautobahn, Suchmaschine, zappen. There is extended treatment of specific vocabulary detailed in-text boxes cover topics such as nationalities, jobs, addresses, greetings, asking for directions, and apologizing,
giving extra help with usage, constructions, and choosing vocabulary. Also new to this edition is a new guide to email and the Internet which offers a unique gateway to language and culture in the German-speaking world. There is also an entirely new Thematic wordfinder which brings together the
essential vocabulary from a broad range of subject areas including the environment, society, business and industry, communication, media, and the arts.
