Oxford Dicionário - Inglês BR

Name: Oxford Dicionário - Inglês BR
Rating: 4.6 (26741 reviews)
Author: MobiSystems, Inc.

Vocabulário Offline, Sinônimos

Grátis · Compras dentro do app · Desenvolvido para iPad

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A referência linguística mais confiável com 15 dicionários poderosos, incluindo inglês, milhões de definições, sinônimos, etimologia e muito mais, tudo em um só app. Descubra o poder das palavras com o Dicionário Oxford, a referência definitiva de linguagem confiável por milhões de pessoas ao redor do mundo. Este aplicativo completo, alimentado pela Oxford Languages, oferece uma riqueza de ferramentas linguísticas para ajudá-lo a atingir seus objetivos com a língua. ■ 15 DICIONÁRIOS OXFORD AO SEU ALCANCE:• Acesse uma vasta coleção de dicionários para inglês, francês, alemão, espanhol, russo, chinês, italiano, hindi, urdu, português, japonês, grego, búlgaro e tailandês. ■ CONTEÚDO LINGUÍSTICO INIGUALÁVEL:• A mais recente base de dados de palavras da Oxford Languages• Explore mais de 1 milhão de palavras, frases e definições• Integração do Thesaurus – encontre a palavra perfeita com milhares de sinônimos e antônimos• Pronúncias em áudio – aperfeiçoe sua pronúncia com gravações de voz de alta qualidade• Etimologia e origens – descubra as fascinantes histórias por trás das palavras• Conteúdo especializado – localize rapidamente referências específicas sobre tópicos• Palavra do dia – expanda seu vocabulário uma palavra por vez ■ PRINCIPAIS RECURSOS E DESIGN INTUITIVO:• Favoritos – salve e organize palavras em pastas personalizadas• Recentes – encontre rapidamente palavras pesquisadas recentemente• Opção de correção automática – corrija a ortografia de qualquer palavra enquanto a digita• Espalhe a palavra! Compartilhe suas descobertas linguísticas com amigos, colegas ou nas redes sociais ■ OPÇÕES DE PESQUISA AVANÇADA:• Pesquisa por autocompletar – exibe previsões enquanto você digita• Pesquisa por palavra-chave – pesquise em palavras compostas e frases• Pesquisa por câmera – busque palavras através do visor da câmera• Pesquisa por voz e aproximada – encontre uma entrada quando não souber como uma palavra é escrita ■ O DICIONÁRIO OXFORD É IDEAL PARA:• Profissionais que melhoram a comunicação no local de trabalho• Escritores e jornalistas criando conteúdo impactante• Estudantes se preparando para exames como IELTS, TOEFL, ACT, ou SAT• Acadêmicos e especialistas que necessitam de terminologia precisa e específica para sua área• Apaixonados por palavras e construtores de vocabulário ■ FAÇA A ATUALIZAÇÃO PARA A VERSÃO PREMIUM E DESBLOQUEIE MAIS:• Acesso ilimitado à base de dados – pesquise sem limites• Pronúncias em áudio – aperfeiçoe sua pronúncia• Modo offline e rápido – acesse a riqueza da base de dados de palavras onde estiver, a qualquer hora – sem necessidade de conexão de dados ou internet• Thesaurus – acesse seu arsenal de palavras com milhões de sinônimos e antônimos• Atualizações regulares – mantenha-se atualizado com as últimas tendências linguísticas e novas entradas de palavras• Experiência sem anúncios – foque no aprendizado sem distrações ■ POR QUE ESCOLHER O DICIONÁRIO OXFORD?• Precisão e confiabilidade – confiado por especialistas e aprendizes de línguas em todo o mundo• Cobertura completa – de amantes de palavras ocasionais a acadêmicos, este aplicativo tem tudo• Design amigável – uma experiência sem interrupções para todos• Sua jornada linguística começa aqui Baixe o Dicionário Oxford hoje e embarque em uma jornada de descoberta linguística. Seja você estudante, profissional ou simplesmente curioso sobre idiomas, este aplicativo será seu companheiro linguístico definitivo. Terms of Use: https://mobilingo.ai/terms-of-usePrivacy Policy: https://mobilingo.ai/privacy-policy Termos de Uso: https://mobilingo.ai/terms-of-use Política de Privacidade: https://mobilingo.ai/privacy-policy

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27 mil classificações

Oxford comes to you.
20/02/2019

MommyWoman
I've always regarded the OED as the be all and end all of English language dictionaries, therefore it has been my favourite for as long as I can remember, it may have been the fact that you need a magnifying glass to read the print in the two volumes of the standard print edition and that one was included in a little drawer in the top of the case! Of course, how many people do you know that have a favourite dictionary? Yes, I'm a giant geek/nerd. 🤓Anyway, this app is as close as you can get to owning the physical version of the dictionary. It has all of the wonderful little details and assists that the print version has, of course, without the magnifier, though you can use the triple-tap option on your iPhone to magnify the entry if you need it.The app is a bit on the pricey side, especially if you opt in on the translator add-on, but, as with the print version, the Oxford English Dictionary is worth whatever you spend on it. I love that I can look up obscure or unusual words and the OED has them listed! I truly loathe trying to locate the definition of a word that I've come across in my current novel and it's unavailable!! It then becomes a quest to locate the true definition, if not the etymological origins, of a particular word. Being someone who loves and collects words, the OED is the perfect resource for someone like me!😁 I think that the OED app is worth every cent that one decides to put into it.So, what do I say? Splurge!!🤑
Oxford comes to you.
20/02/2019

MommyWoman

I've always regarded the OED as the be all and end all of English language dictionaries, therefore it has been my favourite for as long as I can remember, it may have been the fact that you need a magnifying glass to read the print in the two volumes of the standard print edition and that one was included in a little drawer in the top of the case! Of course, how many people do you know that have a favourite dictionary? Yes, I'm a giant geek/nerd. 🤓Anyway, this app is as close as you can get to owning the physical version of the dictionary. It has all of the wonderful little details and assists that the print version has, of course, without the magnifier, though you can use the triple-tap option on your iPhone to magnify the entry if you need it.The app is a bit on the pricey side, especially if you opt in on the translator add-on, but, as with the print version, the Oxford English Dictionary is worth whatever you spend on it. I love that I can look up obscure or unusual words and the OED has them listed! I truly loathe trying to locate the definition of a word that I've come across in my current novel and it's unavailable!! It then becomes a quest to locate the true definition, if not the etymological origins, of a particular word. Being someone who loves and collects words, the OED is the perfect resource for someone like me!😁 I think that the OED app is worth every cent that one decides to put into it.So, what do I say? Splurge!!🤑
Falls short
10/12/2021

Crowbar Man
A quick note on the example sentences. It would be optimal if examples would be drawn from classic examples of good writing. Please watch your blatantly misogynistic language. For “mercenary”, the example sentence is “She’s nothing but a mercenary little gold-digger”. Seeing that the vast majority of professional “mercenaries” are men, it would be easy to come up with a sentence that does not viciously target women”. Perhaps we can refer to a business executive with mercenary tactics; there, it doesn’t even specify gender. I chose the Oxford English Dictionary (not American) because I wanted a definitive source for difficult English words. Interestingly, the strength of this dictionary is in colloquial American words. Although the name “Oxford” evokes the idea of old books and traditional education, if you read classic English literature by famous authors from the 18th or 19th centuries, you would be hard pressed to find definitions on this app. I found it terribly ironic that the Dictionary app or Google has more definitions than OED. I had the same problem with an American novel from the 20th century. It appears that the OED app is focused on modern newspapers and light fiction. I would pay handsomely for an app that has definitions for ALL non-technical English words; yes even the obsolete, archaic, and literary. I have no interest in reading blogs. I like to be able to read any book going as far back as Early Modern English, and find the definitions here.
Falls short
10/12/2021

Crowbar Man

A quick note on the example sentences. It would be optimal if examples would be drawn from classic examples of good writing. Please watch your blatantly misogynistic language. For “mercenary”, the example sentence is “She’s nothing but a mercenary little gold-digger”. Seeing that the vast majority of professional “mercenaries” are men, it would be easy to come up with a sentence that does not viciously target women”. Perhaps we can refer to a business executive with mercenary tactics; there, it doesn’t even specify gender. I chose the Oxford English Dictionary (not American) because I wanted a definitive source for difficult English words. Interestingly, the strength of this dictionary is in colloquial American words. Although the name “Oxford” evokes the idea of old books and traditional education, if you read classic English literature by famous authors from the 18th or 19th centuries, you would be hard pressed to find definitions on this app. I found it terribly ironic that the Dictionary app or Google has more definitions than OED. I had the same problem with an American novel from the 20th century. It appears that the OED app is focused on modern newspapers and light fiction. I would pay handsomely for an app that has definitions for ALL non-technical English words; yes even the obsolete, archaic, and literary. I have no interest in reading blogs. I like to be able to read any book going as far back as Early Modern English, and find the definitions here.
Disappointing
25/12/2022

jaegerkpj
I bought this primarily to replace my old Oxford Spanish Dictionary app, hoping to be able to use the English dictionaries as well as benefit from an updated application. The other dictionaries are all there but honestly, unless you speak or are learning multiple languages, there isn’t much need for all those other language dictionaries. The. Oxford Dictionary of English is most definitely not the OED. Not only is it abridged but all the quotes and archaic meanings are also not included. It’s really just another good but limited dictionary of English.I am still very happy to have the Oxford Spanish Dictionary on my tablet. In my experience it is one of the best in terms of content and thoroughness, capturing the various nuances of usage in both English and Spanish.The biggest disappointment with the new application is the slowness of the response. Not only do you have to go through the effort to pick your dictionary but with the foreign languages you then must pick the direction for translation and then type in your search word. Then the response from the dictionary is very slow, it can take several seconds for the application to respond with matching terms. The older interface was much faster. It appears that making the application all inclusive slowed everything down by an order of magnitude.
Disappointing
25/12/2022

jaegerkpj

I bought this primarily to replace my old Oxford Spanish Dictionary app, hoping to be able to use the English dictionaries as well as benefit from an updated application. The other dictionaries are all there but honestly, unless you speak or are learning multiple languages, there isn’t much need for all those other language dictionaries. The. Oxford Dictionary of English is most definitely not the OED. Not only is it abridged but all the quotes and archaic meanings are also not included. It’s really just another good but limited dictionary of English.I am still very happy to have the Oxford Spanish Dictionary on my tablet. In my experience it is one of the best in terms of content and thoroughness, capturing the various nuances of usage in both English and Spanish.The biggest disappointment with the new application is the slowness of the response. Not only do you have to go through the effort to pick your dictionary but with the foreign languages you then must pick the direction for translation and then type in your search word. Then the response from the dictionary is very slow, it can take several seconds for the application to respond with matching terms. The older interface was much faster. It appears that making the application all inclusive slowed everything down by an order of magnitude.
In APP purchases, and subscriptions are effectively saying goodbye to me.
14/10/2023

MisterFox
This dictionary used to work, no features demanded more money. I just now opened it, and probably never will again. Hey money people until you jerks pay living wages, there ain’t one of us who will be able to afford, or justify, the push to pay for any feature or function, again, and again, and again. Many of us are already pulling old systems out of the closets, the systems that could be fixed, upgraded, and that used software we only had to pay for once. Maybe again if there was a major upgrade. But I mean MAJOR. Good luck with the run, it’ll get your executives some fat bonuses, but ultimately shady business is rewarded with aversion to anything you do. I certainly don’t see this product in the same light. Once upon a time I was looking into buying a print version. Not anymore. Funny how one burn can splatter consequences through the whole interaction. Isn’t it?Your clobbering me with corporate selling points doesn’t change that I had the full version and through your magic now it’s always a subscription. I’m on a fixed income. The message EVERYONE is giving me is that I can’t afford exist. No money, no welcome. Period. So subscription away, just know you’re throwing me into effective exile. Don’t worry, you’re not even remotely the first and you’re nowhere near the last. Disabled people only exist to be abused and exploited. Why else do I have to keep breathing?

Resposta do desenvolvedor
Hello, Thank you for your feedback regarding our paid subscription model/pricing for the Oxford Dictionary app. We understand your concerns and would like to provide some insights into why we have implemented this approach.Firstly, maintaining a comprehensive and up-to-date dictionary requires significant resources. Our team invests considerable effort and time in ensuring the quality of the content and the experience that we provide. This includes licensing content, elaborate lexicographic processing, development of new features, support, constant technical updates, and improvements. The funds generated through our paid subscriptions help cover these costs, ensuring we can continue providing users with the most reliable and trusted dictionary available.We also want to emphasize that while we offer a paid subscription, we do provide a free access that allows users to browse unlimited definitions in 15 languages. Of course, payment is still optional and you can use the app and all 15 dictionaries for free. Kind regards, Mary-Ann
In APP purchases, and subscriptions are effectively saying goodbye to me.
14/10/2023

MisterFox

This dictionary used to work, no features demanded more money. I just now opened it, and probably never will again. Hey money people until you jerks pay living wages, there ain’t one of us who will be able to afford, or justify, the push to pay for any feature or function, again, and again, and again. Many of us are already pulling old systems out of the closets, the systems that could be fixed, upgraded, and that used software we only had to pay for once. Maybe again if there was a major upgrade. But I mean MAJOR. Good luck with the run, it’ll get your executives some fat bonuses, but ultimately shady business is rewarded with aversion to anything you do. I certainly don’t see this product in the same light. Once upon a time I was looking into buying a print version. Not anymore. Funny how one burn can splatter consequences through the whole interaction. Isn’t it?Your clobbering me with corporate selling points doesn’t change that I had the full version and through your magic now it’s always a subscription. I’m on a fixed income. The message EVERYONE is giving me is that I can’t afford exist. No money, no welcome. Period. So subscription away, just know you’re throwing me into effective exile. Don’t worry, you’re not even remotely the first and you’re nowhere near the last. Disabled people only exist to be abused and exploited. Why else do I have to keep breathing?
Resposta do desenvolvedor 13/10/2023
Hello, Thank you for your feedback regarding our paid subscription model/pricing for the Oxford Dictionary app. We understand your concerns and would like to provide some insights into why we have implemented this approach.Firstly, maintaining a comprehensive and up-to-date dictionary requires significant resources. Our team invests considerable effort and time in ensuring the quality of the content and the experience that we provide. This includes licensing content, elaborate lexicographic processing, development of new features, support, constant technical updates, and improvements. The funds generated through our paid subscriptions help cover these costs, ensuring we can continue providing users with the most reliable and trusted dictionary available.We also want to emphasize that while we offer a paid subscription, we do provide a free access that allows users to browse unlimited definitions in 15 languages. Of course, payment is still optional and you can use the app and all 15 dictionaries for free. Kind regards, Mary-Ann

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