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Oxford Mini School Dictionary eBook (PDF eBook)

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Oxford Mini School Dictionary eBook (PDF eBook)

£4.49

ISBN:
9780192784124
Publication Date:
16 Mar 2023
Publisher:
Oxford University Press Education UK
Imprint:
OUP Oxford
Pages:
736 pages
Format:
eBook
For delivery:
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Oxford Mini School Dictionary eBook (PDF eBook)

Description

This important new edition of the bestselling Oxford Mini School Dictionary has been fully updated to include contemporary, relevant and comprehensive vocabulary. New words about technology, climate change and the Covid-19 pandemic have been added, for example eSports, vlog, net-zero, eco-friendly, coronavirus and social distancing. Definitions of familiar words, such as bubble, viral, cookie and platform, have been updated to reflect how they are used now. Complete with example sentences, fascinating word origins, and grammar and punctuation panels, this handy dictionary supports today's students with their language and spelling skills, and helps with the transition from primary to secondary. For free downloadable activity worksheets, go to www.oxfordschooldictionaries.com.

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