Sentence examples for general dictionary from inspiring English sources

A General dictionary of the English language.

A General Dictionary of the English Language.

…French linguists Adolphe Hatzfeld and Antoine Thomas on the preparation of Dictionnaire général de la langue française... 2 vol. (1890 1900; "General Dictionary of the French Language..."...

He published A Plan of Education for the Young Nobility and Gentry (1769) and A general dictionary of the English language (1780).

The University of California project team for the general dictionary consists of Gregorio Billikopf, Lucia Varela, Jesus Valencia, Ramiro Lobo, Myriam Grajales-Hall and Richard Molinar. Grajales-Hall and Richard Molinar

He collaborated with the French linguists Adolphe Hatzfeld and Antoine Thomas on the preparation of Dictionnaire général de la langue française... 2 vol. (1890 1900; "General Dictionary of the French Language..."...

In a recent discussion of the rise of the reflexive transitive verb >recuse, meaning "to disqualify (oneself)," I quoted the lexicographer in charge of the new Oxford Law Dictionary as he took issue with several general dictionaries' definitions of that term.

San Diego's Charles H. Elster, a leading pronunciator, informs me that "the rules haven't changed, but usage has"; doctors in the 1960's began switching to the schwa, and now general dictionaries are split: Merriam-Webster sticks with the ee, while Webster's New World and American Heritage list both, with the more recent eh preferred.

In general, dictionaries may be difficult to find because Punjabi is not as common a language to learn as say Italian, Hindi, or Chinese, but they do exist if you know where to look/shop.

Here, a novel idea of the proposed algorithms is adding a general illumination dictionary to the training dictionary, and that once the illumination dictionary is designed, it is common for the other face databases.

Some extra explanation needs to be given on the general English dictionary, the stop list dictionary and the procedure of recognition of general scientific terms.