Wisdom EnglishUzbek dictionary 3.2.9

For any language learner, a dictionary is considered a basic tool and most of them simply consider it as a means of translating words. But Wisdom dictionary completely revolutionizes your understanding of a regular dictionary and it is confident that this dictionary will soon become an essential part of your English learning journey.

Wisdom dictionary offers you more than you expect:

• Over 120,000 words and phrases
• A single dictionary that includes over 70,000 English and 50,000+ Uzbek words and phrases specific to certain fields, making it the only dictionary with the most words and phrases in Uzbekistan.

Reliability

The translations and categorizations of words in most available dictionaries do not always accurately align with their actual meanings. However, in Wisdom dictionary, each word translation is carefully done by basing on trustworthy dictionaries like Oxford, MacMillan, Collins, Cambridge, Longman.

Special Feature: Uzbek-English

This feature is our pride. Uzbek words are never translated with such precision and ease before. Another noteworthy aspect is that you can find not only individual words (for example, bread), but also word combinations (knead dough, grab a loaf of bread) and even certain phrases and sentences (half-baked bread, to take one's bread away from his mouth). This unique opportunity can only be found in Wisdom dictionary.

Grammar

Knowing the literal meaning of words alone is not enough for using them correctly. Certain words have their own specific grammatical features and usage rules. Wisdom dictionary takes these factors into account by including a grammar section where each word is detailed with simple explanations and relevant examples.

Collocations

One of the biggest struggles for students nowadays is not knowing the correct word combinations in English, and as a result, they construct incorrect phrases artificially. In Wisdom dictionary, this issue is certainly considered and a Collocations section is included to prevent learners from making such mistakes. In this section, the appropriate collocation of each word is explained clearly with illustrative examples.

Subtle Differences in Words

Unlike other languages, English has words that are very closely related in meaning but cannot be used interchangeably. For example, listen and hear; house and home; make and do; work and job are some words that can't easily be distinguished. Taking this into account, Wisdom dictionary provides learners with a detailed explanation and examples of the nuances and differences between these words in Thesaurus and Difference sections.

Additional Information

Wisdom dictionary also covers the following important aspects:

• Examples
• Images
• Exercises
• Active and inactive words
• Synonyms and Antonyms
• Usage in a specific context (BrE, AmE, CanE...)
• Connection with specific prepositions and word combinations
• Pertaining to a specific field (biology, math...)
• Countable or uncountable
• Formal or informal
• Academic or non-academic
• Pronunciation of words
• Metaphor of words
• Cultural context of words