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Getting the most out of the Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary

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In my final article in this series, I will share how to use the Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary to its fullest potential. First, I...
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OALD: The Impact of Digitalization on Information Search

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In this article, I would like to explore the impact of digitalization on how we use dictionaries to search for information. To highlight the...
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OALD: The Impact of Digitalization on Information Presentation

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Dictionaries were once thought of only as a printed reference work. However, from around 1990, English dictionaries for learners became available on portable electronic...
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Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary – Now and then

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In 2020, the 10th edition of the Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary, or OALD, was published. The origin of this dictionary can be traced back...
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