Student New Words Dictionary

Author: Kang Shiyong
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This dictionary primarily includes new words that have emerged since 1990, as well as new words from before 1990 and the past two to three years. It ensures the stability of new words while also reflecting their novelty, all of which are relatively standardized. Students can use this dictionary to master and use standardized new words while avoiding non-standard ones. The dictionary contains nearly 10,000 new words, making it one of the largest new-word dictionaries in China. Through this dictionary, you can gain an understanding of the current state of words, making it a valuable tool for learning and researching new words. Each entry in the dictionary includes pronunciation, part of speech, and definitions, with example sentences provided for entries that are more difficult to understand. The pronunciation is marked character by character, ensuring accuracy and standardization. The part of speech is labeled using the latest word class system in information processing and Chinese language teaching, which accurately reflects the usage of the word. The definitions are as precise and easy to understand as possible, with explanations of the origins of some words and cultural backgrounds provided for others. The entries are comprehensive, making it convenient to fully grasp the pronunciation, meaning, and usage of new words. This dictionary was compiled based on an ultra-large-scale corpus. With the support of a wealth of examples, it allows for a comprehensive examination of the meaning, specific usage, scope, and frequency of words, ensuring the scientific rigor of the dictionary. Additionally, the dictionary includes appendices listing commonly used letter words, numeric words, and internet slang that have garnered widespread attention but are also controversial. These words are of great interest to young people, and through this dictionary, you can gain a relatively comprehensive understanding of the current state of letter words, numeric words, and internet slang.