New Era Primary School Students' English-Chinese Dictionary: Pocket Edition

Author: Huo Qingwen
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: For primary school students, the key to learning English lies in interest. This dictionary's simple and easy-to-understand language, typical and natural example sentences, vivid and interesting illustrations, and refined quality are enough to make primary school students love it and boost their interest! ★ Designed and independently compiled by the author, reviewed by renowned English experts in China and British consultants. ★ Based on the "English Curriculum Standards" formulated by the Ministry of Education, suitable for learning and use with various primary school English textbooks. ★ Contains nearly 3,000 words and phrases, fully meeting the needs of primary school students. ★ Accurate and authoritative definitions. ★ Provides over 4,000 example sentences, typical and highlighting context, demonstrating collocations. ★ Includes synonyms and antonyms, explaining differences in spelling and usage. ★ Features a large number of exquisite cartoon illustrations to aid understanding and visual memory. ★ Marks both British and American pronunciations, with the most frequently used pronunciations as the standard. ★ Integrates standardization, scientificity, practicality, knowledge, and fun. ★ A fine English-Chinese dictionary for primary school students, serving as a reference tool for learning English. I love this dictionary first because its illustrations are interesting, like "yawn" (to yawn). Second, because its translations are accurate and flexible, like "enjoy oneself" (to have a good time, to be happy). Third, because it poses interesting questions to readers, such as "Is the parrot happy in its cage?" (see cage) after that, because it prevents readers from misunderstanding the original meaning of English, like "here you are" ([colloquial] here you go [used when giving someone something they have asked for]). Professor and Doctoral Supervisor Wang Zongyan, Sun Yat-sen University Dictionary is the companion of learners, and the dictionary is the key to opening the treasure trove of knowledge. The dictionary itself is a treasure trove of knowledge. Choosing a good dictionary is choosing a good teacher, benefiting a lifetime. "New Era Primary School English-Chinese Dictionary" is accurately positioned and designed innovatively, with selected words that are well-founded and appropriately challenging, standardized phonetics that both British and American pronunciations, accurate and concise definitions, typical and practical example sentences, and cartoon illustrations that are fun and engaging. It is an invaluable dictionary. Professor and Doctoral Supervisor Guo Xiqing, Beijing Foreign Studies University "New Era Primary School English-Chinese Dictionary" is a good teacher and companion for primary school students learning English for the first time. It selects words strictly, defines accurately, provides appropriate examples, and is arranged in a standardized manner, conforming to the learning patterns of English. It is suitable for children and adolescents. The exquisite illustrations not only help in understanding the meaning of words and mastering usage but also are pleasing to the eye and captivating, sparking strong interest in readers. Lively cartoon characters occasionally appear, becoming good friends to readers, helping them learn authentic English and familiarize themselves with English culture. Professor and Doctoral Supervisor Wang Fengxin, Peking University Learning English should be a pleasant experience for primary school students, and the English-Chinese dictionary provided for them should spark their interest in learning. "New Era Primary School English-Chinese Dictionary" achieves this basic goal: clear entries, simple definitions, practical example sentences, combined with innovative design and exquisite cartoons, making the dictionary like an engaging comic book, sure to pique the interest of primary school students. Primary school students learning English should have one. Professor and Doctoral Supervisor Wang Rongpei, Soochow University Interest is the driving force of learning and the key to unlocking wisdom. The great scientist Albert Einstein once said, "Interest is the best teacher." Only things that interest us will make us strive to understand and master them. Therefore, for primary school students, the key to learning English lies in interest. This dictionary starts by stimulating primary school students' interest in learning English, integrating standardization, scientificity, practicality, knowledge, and fun, based on the "English Curriculum Standards" formulated by the Ministry of Education. It contains nearly 3,000 words and phrases, including basic vocabulary that primary school students should master through textbooks and other words they frequently encounter in extracurricular reading, fully meeting their needs. It provides over 4,000 typical example sentences that highlight context and demonstrate collocations; offers synonyms and antonyms, explaining differences in spelling and usage; marks both British and American pronunciations, with the most frequently used pronunciations as the standard; and is also equipped with a large number of exquisite cartoon illustrations to aid understanding and visual memory. Target Audience: For primary school students to use as a reference.