English translation for a dictionnaire and usage examples from the best sources

Translation

a dictionary

English

The phrase "a dictionnaire" is not correct in standard written English.
It is a French word for "dictionary," and should be used in contexts where French is appropriate or when discussing the term itself in a bilingual context. Example: "I found a dictionnaire in the library that helped me with my French homework."

Exact(60)

I was using a dictionary".

The New Yorker

Insurance terms require a dictionary.

The Economist

We have a dictionary".

The Guardian

Like a word in a dictionary.

The New Yorker

Go out and buy a dictionary".

The New York Times

A dictionary! How quaintly pre-yellowcake!

The New York Times - Arts

I need a dictionary for Nascar".

The New York Times - Sports

Mr Ivanov should consult a dictionary.

The Economist

It's practically a dictionary definition.

The Guardian - Books

Maybe there's a dictionary too.

The Guardian - Books

Consult a dictionary, if necessary.

The New York Times

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