Modern Korean-Chinese, Chinese-Korean Dictionary

Author: Li Wuying
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: The Korean-Chinese section contains over 40,000 entries, while the Chinese-Korean section has over 20,000 entries. The content covers politics, economy, culture, society, law, history, and literature, among other fields. It includes many new words and meanings, especially carefully selected foreign terms. The format is clear and easy to understand. The appendix includes overviews of countries and regions, a table of chemical elements, and a table of measurements, among others, for easy reference. This dictionary contains over 60,000 entries, with over 40,000 in the Korean-Chinese section and over 20,000 in the Chinese-Korean section. Each entry includes the headword, part of speech, definition, example sentences, and sometimes synonyms, near-synonyms, and antonyms. The dictionary primarily focuses on everyday language but also covers politics, diplomacy, law, economic trade, literature, history, culture, society, education, sports, and tourism. To better reflect modern life, it includes as many new words and meanings as possible, especially foreign terms. The Korean-Chinese section contains over 40,000 entries, while the Chinese-Korean section has over 20,000 entries. The content covers politics, economy, culture, society, law, history, and literature, among other fields. It includes many new words and meanings, especially carefully selected foreign terms. The format is clear and easy to understand. The appendix includes overviews of countries and regions, a table of chemical elements, and a table of measurements, among others, for easy reference. This dictionary contains over 60,000 entries, with over 40,000 in the Korean-Chinese section and over 20,000 in the Chinese-Korean section. Each entry includes the headword, part of speech, definition, example sentences, and sometimes synonyms, near-synonyms, and antonyms. The dictionary primarily focuses on everyday language but also covers politics, diplomacy, law, economic trade, literature, history, culture, society, education, sports, and tourism. To better reflect modern life, it includes as many new words and meanings as possible, especially foreign terms.