The phrase "a talking dictionary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a dictionary that provides spoken definitions or pronunciations of words, often found in digital formats or applications.
Example: "I downloaded a talking dictionary app to help me improve my pronunciation of difficult words."
Alternatives: "audio dictionary" or "speech-enabled dictionary".
A talking dictionary of Tuvan has existed since 2006.
In one, but a single individual truly knew the tongue.The first task in each case was to create a talking dictionary that could be put onto the web, to which speakers and would-be speakers of the language then had access.
This was the tongue that had only one fluent speaker at the beginning of the project, but with his help and that of a few others who had partial knowledge of the language, Dr Harrison and his team have built a talking dictionary containing 14,000 words.Something similar will happen soon, they hope, in the part of north-eastern India where Koro-Aka is spoken.
The dashboard accommodates a 75,000-word talking dictionary (to help his English pronunciation) and a 28-disc CD/MP3 audio system with XM satellite radio.
"We don't know where it's going to go," said Bud Lane, a tribe member who has been working on the online Siletz Dee-ni Talking Dictionary for nearly seven years, and recorded almost all of its 10,000-odd audio entries himself.
I've also created a number of talking dictionaries which have put several languages on the internet for the very first time.
This is why the students and staff at our school have put together a web site featuring Hmong talking dictionaries, Hmong Art and Hmong stories and cultural writings and other aspects of the Hmong heritage.
So far, Harrison has created talking dictionaries in eight languages that have never previously been recorded including ones in Papua New Guinea, Siberia and Paraguay, and has six more dictionaries on the way.
When it comes out, look for it in major European countries but not in the U.S. Motorola has two lust-worthy phones not sold in the U.S.: the MOTORIZR Z8, which has an ergonomic slider design and a large display for watching videos, and is mostly sold in Europe; and the MING, a stylish clamshell phone with a dual-language "talking" dictionary.
A lot of what Christian says is taken from a jive talk dictionary that Heckerling had, as well as old movies.
Instead, we now see a Miss Temple in the awkward age between the paper-doll and sweater-girl period, an adolescent phenomenon who talks like a dictionary of jive and combines this some how with quotations from Shakespeare and Shaw.
