Modern Chinese Dictionary

Author: Editorial Committee of the Modern Chinese Dictionary
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Publishing Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This dictionary includes over 7,000 single-character entries, providing more than 43,000 entries for words, phrases, and set phrases. It also includes common classical Chinese words, dialectal words, and specialized terms. Under each single-character entry, the radical, stroke count, and structural type of the character are listed. The dictionary is comprehensive, with definitions (excluding idioms) generally indicating the part of speech. After multi-character entries, there is a "Vocabulary" section to help readers expand their word knowledge. The word selection is standardized, the definitions are precise, and the dictionary combines text and illustrations, making it suitable for middle school students and other readers with primary and secondary education levels. This dictionary is a comprehensive reference for modern standard Chinese vocabulary. It includes over 7,000 single-character entries, with each entry providing words, phrases, and idioms, totaling approximately 43,000 entries. In addition to general vocabulary, it also includes common classical Chinese words, common dialectal words, and common specialized terms. It also incorporates some new words related to fields such as environmental protection, finance, life sciences, computer science, law, and military, highlighting the timeliness and development of the language. The primary readers of this dictionary are middle school students and other readers with primary and secondary education levels. Therefore, the definitions are accurate and standardized, with a focus on simplicity and clarity to help users understand the meanings of words and phrases clearly. At the same time, the part of speech is indicated before each definition to help readers grasp the meaning and usage of each entry more accurately.