New Chinese-English Mini Dictionary

Author: Xu Hejin
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: The "New French-Chinese Mini Dictionary" is a practical reference book for the new generation, serving as a condensed version of a medium-sized French-Chinese dictionary. It is suitable for use by university and college students, French professionals, beginners, self-learners of French, and foreign learners of Chinese as a reference. The dictionary contains approximately 40,000 French words, along with major phrases and expressions, greatly expanding its practical scope. Additionally, it includes a large number of new terms, new meanings, and high-frequency loanwords based on the rapid development of fields such as science and technology and economics, as well as readers' needs. Examples include email, mobile phone, handheld computer, internet user, euro, smart card, automatic teller machine, etc. It also covers frequently appearing terms in recent newspapers and magazines, such as mad cow disease, SARS, avian flu, suicide bombings, maglev trains, and marketing. The dictionary was recently updated to reflect Montenegro's independence. In addition to verb conjugation tables, the main body of the dictionary includes a chronological table of French history, common contact information, and a color map of France (regions and departments at a glance).
The "New French-Chinese Mini Dictionary" is a practical reference book for the new generation, serving as a condensed version of a medium-sized French-Chinese dictionary. It is suitable for use by university and college students, French professionals, beginners, self-learners of French, and foreign learners of Chinese as a reference. The dictionary contains approximately 40,000 French words, along with major phrases and expressions, greatly expanding its practical scope. Additionally, it includes a large number of new terms, new meanings, and high-frequency loanwords based on the rapid development of fields such as science and technology and economics, as well as readers' needs. Examples include email, mobile phone, handheld computer, internet user, euro, smart card, automatic teller machine, etc. It also covers frequently appearing terms in recent newspapers and magazines, such as mad cow disease, SARS, avian flu, suicide bombings, maglev trains, and marketing. The dictionary was recently updated to reflect Montenegro's independence. In addition to verb conjugation tables, the main body of the dictionary includes a chronological table of French history, common contact information, and a color map of France (regions and departments at a glance).