Edited English-Chinese Dictionary

Author: Tao Yi, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: This dictionary has the following characteristics:
1. Novel content, keeping pace with the times. The most prominent feature of this dictionary is its novelty. The content and layout are both new. During the compilation process, reference was made to dozens of authoritative English reference books from home and abroad, maximizing the collection of the newest vocabulary keeping up with the development of the times.
2. Large vocabulary. This dictionary is compiled based on the newest "Outline for Junior High School English Teaching" and "Outline for College English Teaching." On the original basis, some vocabulary for the College English Test Band 6 (CET-6) has been appropriately added, making it suitable for a broad range of intermediate and advanced English learners.
3. Rich content, covering a wide range. This dictionary includes vocabulary from fields such as politics, economy, culture, military, science and technology, and sports. The dictionary also provides a large number of synonyms, antonyms, and usage notes to help users generalize, deepen their understanding, and achieve a comprehensive grasp. The dictionary collects over 18,000 English entries, including derived words, compound words, phrases, and idioms, resulting in a total of over 38,000 actual entries. The total number of words in the book is approximately 1.8 million.
Additionally, the dictionary includes seven appendices: an irregular verb table, a table of common English names, a table of common world geographical names, a table of mathematical expressions, a table of units of measurement, a table of British and American festivals, and a table of the twelve zodiac signs. These appendices provide great help for English learning and mastering basic English knowledge.