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5,000 phrasal verbs, including new ones from computing, business, and the Internet. Unique Phrasal Verbs Activator® helps learners choose the right phrasal verb for the context. Clear grammar patterns show how to use phrasal verbs.
Easy to use for quick reference, this dictionary provides support in a whole range of language areas. With thousands of examples, it should be ideal for quick reference at work, school or for self-study.
Check out phrasal verbs with the Longman Pocket Phrasal Verbs Dictionary . Phrasal verbs usually consist of two or three words, such as a verb followed by a participle. These verbs are typically idiomatic, and a specialized dictionary is needed to fully understand their meanings.The Longman Pocket Phrasal Verbs Dictionary explains what each phrasal verb means, and shows examples of how to use it. Features: - Over 3,000 idioms - Clear and easy definitions - Thousands of examples show real usage - A unique Activator(R) section to help find the right phrasal verb
This dictionary is based on American corpuses of natural written and spoken English - the Longman Corpus Network. Written using the 2000-word Longman Defining Vocabulary, signposts help students find the exact definition they need quickly. Over 44,000 words and phrases are featured, with natural examples for better understanding of how words are used. Spoken Phrases boxes show natural, typical examples and idioms that only appear in speech. Simplified grammar codes give students easy access to essential grammar, whilst usage notes help students to avoid common errors.
A learning dictionary, this contains 56,000 words and phrases and 75,000 examples plus language notes to explain appropriate use of language and usage notes to aid word choice and grammatical understanding. American and British English is covered and pronunciation is also given.
An invaluable dictionary for students who want a real insight into the culture of the English-speaking world! Now fully updated, it includes references as diverse as Michael J. Fox, Rugrats, and Woodstock, to Ally McBeal, Frasier, and Wall Street.
