An internal, offline, wide-range dictionary

An internal, offline, wide-range dictionary
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 Sep 19 2022
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This is applicable and somehow helpful on your reading platforms. Not all are born good at grammars. I suggest that you put an internal dictionary to your reading platform. Like if you highlight a particular word, there's a feature that says "Look for meaning". That will lead them directly to the meaning of the word through internal dictionary. The dictionary should also include synonyms and antonyms of the word, some example in a simple sentence, a correct pronunciation maybe, thesaurus, and its type (noun, verb, adjective, etc.). In that way, for example, I am reading something and I find a word not familiar to me, I could easily highlight the word and look for its meaning even if I don't have internet access. Also it could save a lot of hustle and time changing the screen between another dictionary software and back again to the reading platform.

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I would like to find a combination of eye-dialect words from multiple different languages,
in downloadable form (word/excel), with updates optional, viewable in gridded distribution ('table'/'spreadsheet').


Options to download one/ more/ multiple eye-dialect languages.

 

This is in use for Word and Excel albeit one-click-at-a-time/ occasional application use.

While this is a useful in application, it may be equally useful if (someone at Microsoft) were to make compilation of the dictionary/ all those dictionaries, downloadable on a Word book/ Excel Book.