Oxford dictionary of phrasal verbs
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A comprehensive dictionary reflecting current idiomatic English.






A comprehensive dictionary reflecting current idiomatic English.
This dictionary deals comprehensively with general idiomatic expressions in current English
Part of a two-volume set which contains 8,000 expressions and provides a systematic analysis of idiomatic English. Beneficial to every teacher and advanced student of English, it complements the "Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary of Current English".
With nearly 20,000 entries in each, this new bilingual dictionary is ideal for travelers and students of Chinese or English. Among the dictionary's many features are: *Simplified Chinese characters as well as Pinyin romanization *Pronunciation using international phonetic symbols *Numerous examples of usage in both languages *Appendices including consonants and vowels of the Chinese phonetic alphabet, and names and abbreviations of China's provinces, regions, and municipalities *Handy pocket-sized format
Phrase, Clause and Sentence Idioms
Part of a two-volume set which contains 8,000 expressions and provides a systematic analysis of idiomatic English. Beneficial to every teacher and advanced student of English, it complements the "Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary of Current English".
Part of a two-volume set which contains 8,000 expressions and provides a systematic analysis of idiomatic English. Beneficial to every teacher and advanced student of English, it complements the "Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary of Current English".
This pack contains a paperback copy of the dictionary plus a CD-ROM. The version of the CD-ROM offerred in this pack is a cutdown version of the standalone CD-ROM, offering look-up and pronunciation only.
Verbs with Prepositions & Particles
Part of a two-volume set which contains 8,000 expressions and provides a systematic analysis of idiomatic English. Beneficial to every teacher and advanced student of English, it complements the "Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary of Current English"