Random House Webster’s Handy Spanish Dictionary
Random House Webster’s Handy Spanish Dictionary by Random House is a practical resource for anyone looking to enhance their Spanish and English vocabulary. Published by Diversified Publishing on July 27, 1999, this first edition features 320 pages and is designed for easy portability, making it suitable for students, businesspeople, and travelers alike. The dictionary offers over 40,000 definitions, organized into separate sections for Spanish-English and English-Spanish, ensuring users have access to up-to-date language.
Readers will find that this dictionary includes International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) pronunciations for every word, facilitating accurate pronunciation in both languages. Its compact size makes it ideal for carrying in a backpack, suitcase, or briefcase, while the affordable price point adds to its accessibility. This edition serves as a valuable reference tool for those engaged in foreign language study, language arts, and vocabulary enhancement.
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Essential Spanish and English vocabulary, in a portable paperback — at the lowest price on the market.
Less expensive than even small-size Spanish dictionaries, Random House Webster’s Handy Spanish Dictionary offers over 40,000 definitions — at a low price.
Separate sections for Spanish-English and English-Spanish include the up-to-date language that students, businesspeople, and travelers need. Also included are International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) pronunciations for every word in English and Spanish.
Just right for backpack, suitcase, or briefcase — at a wallet-friendly price.
Over 40,000 definitions
Includes IPA pronunciations
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