Similar words: electronic, electronics, electronic music, dictionary, electronic messaging, dictionary order, electric discharge, electrocution. Meaning: n. a machine-readable version of a standard dictionary; organized alphabetically.
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1. The electronic dictionary included some animations.
2. Did I borrow your electronic dictionary?
3. We all use an electronic dictionary in class.
4. This electronic dictionary consists of six parts, they are adverbs part, postposition part, conjunction part, mood word's part, enchoing word' parts, model word' part and so on.
5. They consider the electronic dictionary explain the word too simple.
6. Design electronic dictionary program, be able to query and dictionary maintenance.
7. The computer readable electronic dictionary is the foundation for all natural language processing, especially for the system of machine translation.
8. Is the best electronic dictionary, Japan and China and Japan are the band.
9. Sharing time this weekend included dinosaurs, tennis, an electronic dictionary, a radio-controlled airplane, and a recipe for slime!
10. I'd love to know where he hid his electronic dictionary.
11. Answer: When you are choosing electronic dictionary,(http://sentencedict.com/electronic dictionary.html) you should first pay attention to its vocabulary.
12. It is more convenient to study English with an electronic dictionary.
13. I bought an English - Chinese , and Chinese - English electronic dictionary.
14. You sua gu. All along chinese dictionary allowed during most Chinese composition exams. Just now now replaced with electronic dictionary.
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