Oxford - Duden French-Chinese Picture Dictionary: Duden French-Chinese Picture Dictionary

Author: Oxford University Press
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Publication Date: 1997-12-01
Features: The Duden Illustrated Dictionary uses illustrations to explain various things in an intuitive way, making it concise and clear. Readers can easily find what they need at a glance. The vocabulary is categorized by subject, which not only facilitates searching but also provides readers with a complete knowledge system. The book contains nearly 30,000 entries and 384 illustrations, covering everything from astronomy and geography to sound, light, electricity, culture and education, music and art, healthcare, sports, food and clothing, to even human anatomy, animals and plants, and entertainment facilities. It truly encompasses all aspects of the world. The images are vivid and accurate, with clear lines and meticulous details, making them lively and pleasing to the eye. As a result, this unique dictionary has long been renowned in Europe and popular worldwide.
This edition of the Duden Illustrated Dictionary, published in a Chinese-English format, not only provides Chinese translations for each entry but also includes an English index arranged alphabetically at the end of the book (a Chinese index arranged by Pinyin will be added in future editions if necessary). The Chinese translations were provided by the original publishers, but some of the translations of specialized terms and object names differ from the commonly used names in mainland China. Therefore, we have made some modifications to the original translations, and we take full responsibility for any inaccuracies. For some images in the original book, with the consent of Oxford University Press, we have also made necessary technical adjustments. However, since the original book covers a wide range of topics, with a focus on Western affairs, if there are still imperfections in the translations, we welcome feedback from and experts.