Sentence examples for electronic dictionary from inspiring English sources

"I bought an electronic dictionary and slowly translated every word in the I.N.S. document.

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The broadcaster revealed that the wrong electronic dictionary had been used - enabling the stenographer to create subtitles at speed.

An electronic dictionary, interpreter or guide is no substitute for the experience of immersing oneself in a culture and negotiating life in a foreign country in a foreign language.

At once ambitious and charmingly naïve, they are intent on nothing less than a full conquest of America, and to achieve this lofty goal, they roam every inch of New York -- with an electronic dictionary.

Because Mr. Chisolm, now completely blind in his right eye and with only 50percentt vision in his left eye, subsists on $1,565 in Social Security disability benefits, Catholic Charities drew from The New York Times Neediest Fund to get him a reading lamp and an electronic dictionary.

Holding more promise are programs that put electronic dictionaries on mobile phones.

Vajayjay found its way into electronic dictionaries like Urban Dictionary, Word Spy and Merriam-Webster's Open Dictionary.

Franklin has years of experience in developing handheld electronic dictionaries and translators that sell for as little as $15.

It is using its market clout to bring together disparate customers, computing-industry vendors and consortia to define XML schemas (electronic dictionaries) to describe common business processes.

On the high end, Mr. Lee talked about the company's popular electronic dictionaries in Korea -- they look like tiny laptops with little keyboards.