Oxford Dictionary of Computing for Learners of English
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A dictionary designed for learners who need to understand, speak, read and write the English used in computing.Vocabulary from a wide range of computing areas, including: applications, data storage, programming and software, communications, networks, electronics. Clear explanations of computing terminology, with over 2,600 examples. Many of the examples are based on the British National Corpus. Over 500 of the most important computing words are specially marked. These form a basic computing vocabulary for students to build on. Specially designed for quick and easy access. On the left-hand side...
A dictionary designed for learners who need to understand, speak, read and write the English used in computing.
Vocabulary from a wide range of computing areas, including: applications, data storage, programming and software, communications, networks, electronics. Clear explanations of computing terminology, with over 2,600 examples. Many of the examples are based on the British National Corpus. Over 500 of the most important computing words are specially marked. These form a basic computing vocabulary for students to build on. Specially designed for quick and easy access. On the left-hand side of every page there are definitions and examples of computing terms; on the right there is a separate language information column containing abbreviations, pronunciation, collocations (words commonly used with the headword), American variants and notes on grammar and usage. Comprehensive cross-reference system leading learners to information about related words and helping with vocabulary building.
Vocabulary from a wide range of computing areas, including: applications, data storage, programming and software, communications, networks, electronics. Clear explanations of computing terminology, with over 2,600 examples. Many of the examples are based on the British National Corpus. Over 500 of the most important computing words are specially marked. These form a basic computing vocabulary for students to build on. Specially designed for quick and easy access. On the left-hand side of every page there are definitions and examples of computing terms; on the right there is a separate language information column containing abbreviations, pronunciation, collocations (words commonly used with the headword), American variants and notes on grammar and usage. Comprehensive cross-reference system leading learners to information about related words and helping with vocabulary building.