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Firefly Visual Dictionary [Ebook.PDF - Learning English Document]


35,000 entries and 6,000 color images from the arts, science, nature, industry and more.
Do you know what that comb with the uneven teeth is called? Do you know the Spanish name for it? With The Firefly Five Language Visual Dictionary, finding and translating the names of thousands of objects, animals, and plants in five major languages is fast, simple and fun.

The Firefly Five Language Visual Dictionaryis an unparalleled reference to the world around us. Six thousand color illustrations are labeled in the five languages showing in color what other dictionaries can only describe in text. All the clear, concise illustrations are organized into a series of fully indexed sections.

Each key word and phrase is connected to the detailed illustrations making identification and translations quick and accurate.

Editorial Reviews
This visual dictionary employs more than 6,000 full-color pictures to illustrate a vast array of objects and their corresponding names in English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish. More than 35,000 terms are grouped into 17 broad subjects ("Animal Kingdom," "Communications and Office Automation" "Society," etc.) and range from technical terminology such as dew point, moraine, and tyrannosaur to everyday words such asdoorknob and waffle iron. The authors, Corbeil, sociolinguist and specialist in comparative terminology, and Archambault, specialist in applied linguistics, address both the academic (such as heraldic symbols) and the practical (such as street signs). Terms not only include types of objects, such as the more than 20 distinct places to sit (bar stool, bench, love seat, ottoman, sofa, etc.) but also provide names for specific components of such objects (apron, seat, stile, etc.). The illustrations are crisp and extremely detailed and are printed on glossy white stock. Researchers can access terms by browsing through color-tabbed pages that indicate the different topical subsections or by consulting one of the five language-specific indexes.

Review
[The Top 20: Books] Vivid illustrations draw you into this clever compendium. (Amanda Armstrong Real Simple 20080101)

[Starred Review:] Wow! This book is simply amazing -- visually stunning, rich with information, and overflowing with detail. (Manya Chylinski Library Journal 20050515)

Selected by Library Journal as one of the Best Reference Sources for 2004. (Brian E. CouttsLibrary Journal )

A valuable tool to expand young minds. (Nashville Parent )

Irresistible for browsers, serviceable as either a basic visual dictionary or thesaurus, and of immense value to second-language learners. (Kathleen McBroom Booklist )

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