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Concise Oxford English-Arabic Dictionary of Current Usage

Concise Oxford English-Arabic Dictionary of Current Usage

by N. S. Doniach (Editor), N. Shamaa (Editor), S. Khulusi (Editor), W. K. Davin (Editor)

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Synopsis

Concise Designed to meet the needs both of the Arabic speaker who is learning English and of the English speaker who is learning Arabic. BL Records the different levels of usage met with in newspapers, radio, television, and films. BL Where familiar, colloquial, and slang levels are indicated, the major Arabic dialectal equivalents are given.

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Format: Abridged
 Pages: 480
 Edition: Subsequent
 Publisher: OUP Oxford
Published: 20 Jan 1983
ISBN 10: 0198643217
ISBN 13: 9780198643210

Media Reviews
The most appropriate dictionary to recommend to English speaking students for Arabic composition--in terms of clarity, a reasonably comprehensive word list, and in terms of value for expenditure. I recommend it highly to my students. --Seth Ward, Yale University
The best reference text available for English-Arabic usage. --Karen C. Ryding, U.S. Department of State


The most appropriate dictionary to recommend to English speaking students for Arabic composition--in terms of clarity, a reasonably comprehensive word list, and in terms of value for expenditure. I recommend it highly to my students. --Seth Ward, Yale University
The best reference text available for English-Arabic usage. --Karen C. Ryding, U.S. Department of State

The most appropriate dictionary to recommend to English speaking students for Arabic composition--in terms of clarity, a reasonably comprehensive word list, and in terms of value for expenditure. I recommend it highly to my students. --Seth Ward, Yale University
The best reference text available for English-Arabic usage. --Karen C. Ryding, U.S. Department of State


The most appropriate dictionary to recommend to English speaking students for Arabic composition--in terms of clarity, a reasonably comprehensive word list, and in terms of value for expenditure. I recommend it highly to my students. --Seth Ward, Yale University


The best reference text available for English-Arabic usage. --Karen C. Ryding, U.S. Department of State




The most appropriate dictionary to recommend to English speaking students for Arabic composition--in terms of clarity, a reasonably comprehensive word list, and in terms of value for expenditure. I recommend it highly to my students. --Seth Ward, Yale University


The best reference text available for English-Arabic usage. --Karen C. Ryding, U.S. Department of State