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Oxford School Dictionary & Thesaurus

Tested in Schools - New: Over 40,000 Words and Phrases, Over 100,000 Synonyms

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Using the Oxford Concise School Dictionary on the top part of the page and the corresponding Oxford Concise School Thesaurus entries on the bottom, this volume provides a one-stop shop for upper primary/lower secondary school users. The headwords are in colour and the design is clear and accessible. The dictionary provides comprehensive coverage appropriate for the Y7 user, along with word origins, pronunciation guides, idiomatic phrases and idioms, labels and up-to-date example sentences. The thesaurus is completely new in 2005 and provides over 100,000 up-to-date synonyms for the dictionary entries, with those with meaning closest to that of the headword placed first to enable users to select the most accurate alternative.

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Oxford School Dictionary & Thesaurus, Robert C. Allen

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Released
2005
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Title
Oxford School Dictionary & Thesaurus
Subtitle
Tested in Schools - New: Over 40,000 Words and Phrases, Over 100,000 Synonyms
Language
English
Released
2005
Format
Paperback
Pages
800
ISBN10
0199112320
ISBN13
9780199112326
Series
Description
Using the Oxford Concise School Dictionary on the top part of the page and the corresponding Oxford Concise School Thesaurus entries on the bottom, this volume provides a one-stop shop for upper primary/lower secondary school users. The headwords are in colour and the design is clear and accessible. The dictionary provides comprehensive coverage appropriate for the Y7 user, along with word origins, pronunciation guides, idiomatic phrases and idioms, labels and up-to-date example sentences. The thesaurus is completely new in 2005 and provides over 100,000 up-to-date synonyms for the dictionary entries, with those with meaning closest to that of the headword placed first to enable users to select the most accurate alternative.