Harpercollins Collins Cobuild Dictionary v1.00 For Nokia S60V3

November 4, 2009 | Filed underApplications,S60v3,Symbian Applications | Posted by
This invaluable resource for students of English is now available for Symbian S60 3rd edition – ideal for when you’re on the move.
All the clear, concise, and accurate dictionary content which has made Collins Cobuild a household name features in this new format for mobile phones , and is enhanced by the clarity, ease of use, and clever functionality of the new cell phone
The Collins Cobuild Student’s Dictionary for mobile phone features:
interface. With its simple and clear layout, the Cobuild Student’s dictionary on your phone is an invaluable resource for learners of English.
Word in context: read thousands of real-life examples from the Collins’ 2.5-billionword database, the Bank of English
Carefully selected usage notes help you learn more: eg at bite: Note that animals, snakes and mosquitoes bite you, but wasps and bees sting you.
A sophisticated search functionality that helps with inflections and misspelled forms (eg cinammon will take you to cinnamon)
A verb conjugator so you can be confident you are using the correct form
The ability to easily translate numbers into text

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This invaluable resource for students of English is now available for Symbian S60 3rd edition – ideal for when you’re on the move.

All the clear, concise, and accurate dictionary content which has made Collins Cobuild a household name features in this new format for mobile phones , and is enhanced by the clarity, ease of use, and clever functionality of the new cell phone

The Collins Cobuild Student’s Dictionary for mobile phone features:

interface. With its simple and clear layout, the Cobuild Student’s dictionary on your phone is an invaluable resource for learners of English.

Word in context: read thousands of real-life examples from the Collins’ 2.5-billionword database, the Bank of English

Carefully selected usage notes help you learn more: eg at bite: Note that animals, snakes and mosquitoes bite you, but wasps and bees sting you.

A sophisticated search functionality that helps with inflections and misspelled forms (eg cinammon will take you to cinnamon)

A verb conjugator so you can be confident you are using the correct formThe ability to easily translate numbers into text.

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