Best of
Language
1970
The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language
American Heritage - 1970
The third edition of this dictionary reflects changes in the language in the last ten years with an A-Z section of more than sixteen thousand new words.
Webster's New World College Dictionary
Merriam-Webster - 1970
This fourth edition combines the most up-to-date information about our language and our world to present a completely revised, updated and expanded edition for this age of instant global communication. This authoritative reference now includes 5,000 new entries and the only four-color atlas offered by a dictionary of this size. New words, new Americanisms, and new biographical and geographical entries are fully integrated into the single alphabetical listing. Thousands of new uses and meanings have been added to many existing entries. The expanded reference section provides easy access to geographical, historical, and other encyclopedic information. Unsurpassed for nearly half a century for its reliability, clarity, and precision, Webster's New World College Dictionary provides the most accurate and current information available anywhere. Millions of users worldwide value this unique combination of features, found in no other dictionary:* clear, readable definitions that provide instant understanding* thousands of examples of current word usage* more than 160,000 entries and over 800 illustrations, biographical photographs, and maps* page and text redesigned for even greater readability* the official dictionary of the Associated Press
Simplified Swahili
Peter M. Wilson - 1970
The easy-to-follow steps are backed up by regular exerciseswhich practice and develop the student's command ofSwahili. The book covers all the important grammar pointsand in addition includes both English-Swahili and Swahili-English vocabulary lists, a summary of verb tenses, asimplified glossary of grammatical terms and other usefulappendices.
Juba to Jive: A Dictionary of African-American Slang
Clarence Major - 1970
Based on scholarly investigations and common usage, this comprehensive collection of terms, from the days of slavery to the present, is the only up-to-date record of this rich, ever-evolving language born in the African-American community and permeating every aspect of our culture.
The New Webster Encyclopedic Dictionary Of The English Language
Virginia S. Thatcher - 1970
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 73-1877
Language and Lewis Caroll
Robert D. Sutherland - 1970
The International Thesaurus Of Quotations
Rhoda Thomas Tripp - 1970
A Practical English-Chinese Pronouncing Dictionary: [Fully Romanized]
Janey Chen - 1970
This concise volume provides both Mandarin Chinese and Cantonese romanizations and pronunciations along with the Chinese characters. This totally practical dictionary follows a clear four–column arrangement: 1) the English world, 2) the Chinese character(s) with Chinese phonetics, 3) romanization in Mandarin with tone signs, 4) romanizations in Cantonese with tone signs. The entries have been selected to provide the most comprehensive listing possible and to obviate the time–waisting device of cross referencing.Contains over 15,000 Entries.Complete conversation guide.Romanized Mandarin and Chinese.Simplified tone and sound indications.Numerical list of radicals.Nowhere else will the user find such a tool to learn Chinese that so effectively combines simplicity with such utility!