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80000 Words English-Chinese / English-English / Chinese-English Dictionary (Two-Color Edition): A Three-in-One Reference for Learners

80000 Words English-Chinese / English-English / Chinese-English Dictionary (Two-Color Edition): A Three-in-One Reference for Learners

English-Chinese for Reading, English-English for Thinking in English, and Chinese-English for Writing and Translation — 80,000 Entries in One Hardcover Volume, with Lively Examples and Precise Definitions
This is not a single-direction dictionary, and it is not a large academic lexicon for specialists. It is a three-in-one reference designed for learners: an English-Chinese section for reading and quick lookup, an English-English section that helps you think in English instead of translating in your head, and a Chinese-English section for writing and translation. The editor, Li Defang, has spent years making dictionaries for students, and this one is built around their actual needs—core vocabulary, idioms, new words, and examples that show how words are really used, not just what they mean. It is a hardcover, 32-open volume with 1,338 pages, small enough to keep on a desk but comprehensive enough to replace three separate books. If you want a practical, all-in-one dictionary for studying, translating, or writing in English—rather than a specialist reference or a pocket dictionary—this is it.
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Why this dictionary?

The hardest part of learning a language isn’t finding the word — it’s understanding how to actually use it. This dictionary combines English-Chinese, English-English, and Chinese-English sections in one volume. Look up a word and see its Chinese meaning, its English definition, and how it works in a sentence — all in one place.

Who is it for?

  • School students: covers core vocabulary from curriculum standards — perfect for homework and exam review

  • University students: handy for essay writing, translation, and reading English materials

  • Self-learners: clear examples and usage notes let you figure out a word without a teacher

Is it reliable?
Editor-in-chief Li Defang is a professor at Xihua University’s Foreign Language Department with decades of experience creating dictionaries for English learners-11. The dictionary was compiled by linguistics experts and frontline English teachers — you can trust what you read

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