The phrase "language dictionary" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a book or resource that lists and defines words in a particular language. Example: "I always keep a language dictionary handy when reading a book in a foreign language."
That derives from the word "murzyn," which denotes a dark-skinned person and someone who does the work for somebody else, according to the PWN Polish language dictionary.
Better to use something like "Spanish language dictionary," if that's what you sell.
Head to their specialized subject dictionaries like Yahoo Financial Glossary and the Internet Language Dictionary.
In the VSM, a language dictionary can be defined using some permanent predefined set of words.
The language dictionary used in the system is a simple phoneme-to-phoneme mapping.
"The English language dictionary is largely taken," says James Bell James Bell, a senior partner at New York-based brand consulting firm Lippincott Mercer.
It also runs language and cultural programs and has a small publishing arm that produces language dictionaries.
Down the hall, Vassilis Athitsos, an assistant professor of computer science, tinkers with new technology for building interactive sign language dictionaries.
The true number may be higher, reckons Christine Robinson of the Scottish Language Dictionaries, a research centre, since not all Scots speakers describe themselves as such.
The government may wish to supply pocket English-foreign language dictionaries, available at most major bookstores, to everyone wait-listed for this class.
But if you download one of the language dictionaries that are free with the pen, the pen can hold only 200 pages.
