Oxford Picture Dictionary: Monolingual (American English) Dictionary: Picture the journey to success

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Picture dictionaries also add variety to your studies. If English learning is starting to feel like a chore, that might be a sign you need to change the way you approach your lessons. The online Merriam-Webster picture dictionary is completely free. It’s the best place to find illustrated examples of more unusual words and technical terms. With this dictionary, you can prepare for scenarios that can be a bit more complicated than you’re used to. Professional Development Resources include the Vocabulary Teaching Handbook, the College & Career Readiness Toolkit, correlations to state and national standards, and more. The Oxford Picture English/French Dictionary provides a fully integrated vocabulary development program, progressing from essential words to the more complex, delivered in short, thematic units. Images for all 4,000 Oxford Picture Dictionary vocabulary terms can be used to facilitate in-class activities and practice.

The definitions for each entry can be too short and incomplete at times, though. But if you simply want an image to associate (connect) with the vocabulary words you study, this might be enough. 2. LanGeek A picture dictionary creates a visual link between a new word and its meaning—i.e., it uses images to illustrate (show as an example) vocabulary. This way, you can form associations (connections) between the English words you learn and the real world. Plus, every entry comes with audio, allowing you to learn the pronunciation of each word or phrase as well. 3. Oxford Picture Dictionary Videos and an increased focus on 21st century skills help students prepare for work, academic study, and citizenship. These might not be the most exciting videos on YouTube, but they can help you make associations between sounds, images and words. The videos can be as short as two minutes and as long as 20 minutes, making them easy to slip in-between breaks. 4. Merriam-Webster’s Visual Dictionary OnlineType any word into the search bar, and LanGeek will generate all of the words and phrases that use that word. For example, if you enter “apple,” you’ll also come across idioms like “bad apple,” which LanGeek defines as “a person who causes trouble for others in a group and has a bad influence on them.” This dictionary is great because it prioritizes (treats as more important) the words that you really need to know. That way, you won’t be overwhelmed or intimidated by thousands upon thousands of vocabulary words to learn. Memrise’s English picture dictionary has short yet clear definitions and great-looking images.

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