specific english vocabulary sources
Moderator: Josef Essberger
specific english vocabulary sources
Does anyone have recommendations for where to find collections of specialized vocabulary? I'm looking for something similar to what's available on this site, but in English. Any suggestions for resources or websites that offer comprehensive glossaries or word lists for specific fields would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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HenryLeo
Re: specific english vocabulary sources
Here are some excellent resources for specialized English vocabulary:
Online Dictionaries and Lexicons:
Merriam-Webster: Offers in-depth definitions, usage examples, and etymologies for a wide range of words.
Oxford English Dictionary: A comprehensive dictionary with historical usage information.
Cambridge Dictionary: Provides clear definitions, example sentences, and pronunciation guides.
Specialized Vocabulary Websites:
Vocabulary.com: Offers vocabulary lists and exercises for specific topics, including academic and professional vocabulary.
English Language & Usage: A forum where language enthusiasts discuss specific words and phrases.
WordReference: A comprehensive dictionary and translation tool with forums for language discussion.
Academic Resources:
JSTOR: A digital library with access to academic journals
Google Scholar: A search engine for scholarly literature.
Remember to tailor your vocabulary learning to your specific needs and interests. Practice using new words in context to improve your fluency and comprehension.
Online Dictionaries and Lexicons:
Merriam-Webster: Offers in-depth definitions, usage examples, and etymologies for a wide range of words.
Oxford English Dictionary: A comprehensive dictionary with historical usage information.
Cambridge Dictionary: Provides clear definitions, example sentences, and pronunciation guides.
Specialized Vocabulary Websites:
Vocabulary.com: Offers vocabulary lists and exercises for specific topics, including academic and professional vocabulary.
English Language & Usage: A forum where language enthusiasts discuss specific words and phrases.
WordReference: A comprehensive dictionary and translation tool with forums for language discussion.
Academic Resources:
JSTOR: A digital library with access to academic journals
Google Scholar: A search engine for scholarly literature.
Remember to tailor your vocabulary learning to your specific needs and interests. Practice using new words in context to improve your fluency and comprehension.