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The WordReference Dictionaries are free online translation dictionaries. Supporting the translation dictionaries, we also have the Internet's premier language forums. If you have a question about language usage, first search the hundreds of thousands of previous questions. If you still are not sure, then you can ask the question yourself. Native speakers from around the world will be happy to assist you. You may soon find that you are able to help others as well.

WordReference has a number of tools that allow people easier access to the dictionaries. They include plug-ins, modules and "gadgets" for Internet Explorer, Firefox and Google.
Source(s): WordReference.com
Author(s): Michael Kellogg
Posted: 2008-11-16
# Views: 41
The following hints and reminders should help to make your written Spanish more acceptable to the Spanish reader by avoiding mistakes and un-Spanish expressions derived from English conventions. They inevitably distract attention from what you wish to convey.
Source(s): AskOxford.com
Author(s): Oxford University Press
Posted: 2008-11-17
# Views: 40
Language translation site Nice Translator uses Google Translate's results but wraps them in a more dynamic front end that offers multiple translations as-you-type.

Type your phrase into Nice Translator, which auto-detects what language you're inputting, and watch as it lists multiple translations, in real-time, as you type. Google Translate's page isn't as nice-looking or dynamic as Nice Translator, since it requires you to choose both the original and translation language and manually refresh the page. [Lifehacker Annotation]
Source(s): Tumble Design
Posted: 2008-12-24
# Views: 31
I have a link to another verb conjugator, but I just found this one and based on initial use it seems even better as it includes some basic information about the verb (including definition and common usage) along with some sample sentences.

http://www.123teachme.com/spanish_verb_conjugation/prep"> Please enter a Verb (e.g. comer):
Source(s): 123TeachMe
Posted: 2009-03-04
# Views: 2997
WordReference ofrece el Diccionario de la lengua española © 2005 Espasa Calpe.
* Más de 50.000 entradas.
* Más de 150.000 definiciones y ejemplos de uso.
* Más de 7.000 notas gramaticales.
* Más de 5.000 voces y acepciones del español de América.
Source(s): Espasa Calpe | WordReference
Posted: 2009-09-09
# Views: 102
The online bilingual Dictionary application here provided is a free service of Word Magic Software Inc. You will find that it is the most complete online bilingual and bidirectional English-Spanish dictionary on the web, showing not only direct translations but synonyms, complete definitions, set phrases, idioms, proverbs, usage examples, famous quotes and compound entries as well, all related to your entry word. On top of that, it offers English and Spanish pronunciation, separation into syllables and grammar attributes. It also accepts conjugated verbs and Spanish feminine and plural forms as valid entries.
Source(s): Word Magic Software Inc.
Posted: 2009-10-30
# Views: 148
Comprehensive website with a medical Spanish focus. Resources include a daily word, sections on medical vocabulary and basic vocabulary, and a cultural section. There are also courses for various health care workers, and an extensive medical Spanish dictionary, complete with audio.
Posted: 2009-11-12
# Views: 135
A very nice online dictionary (with an iPhone version also). Will not only give the definition, but the part of speech (including transitive and reflexive forms of verbs on the same results page) and a conjugation table for verbs. Now many entries also include a video entry with proper pronunciation and an example sentence and translation.

Editor's Note: the site also has a verb conjugator which isn't bad (but I still prefer the 123TeachMe one) and, interestingly, a translator which allows you to enter text and it will show you the translations from three different engines (google, yahoo/babel fish and Free Translation).
Source(s): Curiosity Media, Inc.
Posted: 2009-11-24
# Views: 79
Offers two online dictionaries, both Spanish-Spanish. One is the Diccionario de la lengua española and the second is Diccionario panhispánico de dudas. Both are quite good and offer much more detail than most dictionaries, including explanations and sample sentences.
Source(s): Real Academia Española
Posted: 2009-11-24
# Views: 78
A user contributed dictionary and a potentially useful source for investigating slang words (e.g., look up boludo in wordreference and on urban dictionary and witness the big differences)
Source(s): UrbanDictionary.com
Posted: 2009-12-07
# Views: 107
Translating documents from desktop applications is always a bit difficult due to inadequate translating resources provided (if at all) by applications, such as, text editors, word processors and messenger application. Transmiti is a Google Powered portable application which is capable of translating text from any application. It can translate selected text or entire documents using a hotkey. You can either copy the translation to clipboard or replace the current text with the translation (if applicable). Transmiti supports translations to and from all languages supported by Google Translate. Transmiti is quite similar to the previously reviewed Linguarde, however unlike Linguarde, the pop-up window contaning the translation is quite stable and does not vanish unless you close it manually. Transmiti works from system tray and requires being launched whenever you require translating text. You can set translation preferences by double clikcing on system tray icon. The Settings tab allows setting the language in which the text is to be translated to. You can leave the Translate From option to Automatic, so Transmiti can detect the current language automatically. The Additional action drop down menu provides the option to either automa
Source(s): Arlt Software Solutions
Author(s): JB
Posted: 2011-08-12
# Views: 187