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Index Translationum
If you ever need to know whether a particular book
has been translated and who the translator is, then this
database provided by UNESCO will be useful to you.
The database contains bibliographical information
on books translated and published in the UNESCO
Member States since 1979 and contains over 1,600,000
entries in many disciplines. The site also allows you
to view information on the most translated authors,
languages and themes.
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Talking Glossary of Genetic Terms
This audio resource, in English and Spanish, can help people
without a scientific background to understand and/or
translate information in the field of genetic research.
Each term is accompanied by a full definition, audio
explanation, images and links to related terms.
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New Dictionaries and Glossaries
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Below are some interesting resources that we have
recently added to the lexicool directory:
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Special offer - Pocket Travel Speech Translators
If you are travelling abroad this summer, then you may
be interested in the new speech-to-speech electronic
translators that are available for 45 different languages. These
bidirectional talking dictionaries include over
2 million words and have human native speaker
voices in all languages and incorporate up to 48,000 common travel
phrases. The speech recognition function allows
you to speak into the unit and obtain the translation pronounced
in a foreign language. Worldwide delivery
in 2-4 days. Free shipping for the USA and Canada. 1 year
international warranty.
There is currently a $100 reduction
on these new electronic pocket dictionaries. Click
HERE for
further information.
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