Selected French-Chinese and Chinese-French Dictionary

Author: Huangfu Qinglian et al.
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Publish Date: 2003-03-02
Features: This dictionary consists of two parts: a French-Chinese dictionary and a Chinese-French dictionary, covering solving, writing, and translation (French to Chinese, Chinese to French). It is a language reference tool designed for beginners and intermediate learners, suitable for both Chinese and French readers, as well as reference for translators. The content is concise and well-organized, with a compact and lightweight design, making it easy to carry. The French-Chinese dictionary is based on the Mini Larousse Dictionary (LAROUSSE DE POCHèE), with minor additions and deletions, and contains approximately 18,000 entries. Each entry includes the French word, International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA), part of speech, Chinese translation, and examples. The Chinese translations are accompanied by Pinyin and include corresponding traditional characters. At the end of the dictionary, there is a table of French verb conjugations. The Chinese-French dictionary includes over 20,000 entries of common single-character and multi-character Chinese words, arranged in Pinyin order. Simplified characters are annotated with traditional characters. Except for structural forms and idioms, most entries are labeled with part of speech. Some entries include notes on rhetorical and grammatical usage. Most definitions are accompanied by examples. At the beginning of the dictionary, there is a Pinyin index and a table of new-style Chinese character radicals for reference.