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hi there.
i'm a language student (french, spanish, and plan to improve on my limited italian) and i need to find a good english-spanish and english-french (and vice-versa) dictionary.
when i was on windows there was this freeware program called WebDicty, which sourced definitions from sites like word reference. i believe it was written by a person from spain, so if you try to google it to see what i mean, you may want to use spanish words if you're adding words.
i don't want to boot into windows nor use parallels to access this on my windows partition, it is too slow for my 1 GB RAM macbook.
i was wondering if anyone knows anything similar to WebDicty for mac? i am unsatisfied with the translator included on the dashboard.
it can be freeware, shareware, whatevs, i just need to know about it so i can download/buy it. i'm a language student and want something more convenient than going to word reference and other websites.
any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
i'm a language student (french, spanish, and plan to improve on my limited italian) and i need to find a good english-spanish and english-french (and vice-versa) dictionary.
when i was on windows there was this freeware program called WebDicty, which sourced definitions from sites like word reference. i believe it was written by a person from spain, so if you try to google it to see what i mean, you may want to use spanish words if you're adding words.
i don't want to boot into windows nor use parallels to access this on my windows partition, it is too slow for my 1 GB RAM macbook.
i was wondering if anyone knows anything similar to WebDicty for mac? i am unsatisfied with the translator included on the dashboard.
it can be freeware, shareware, whatevs, i just need to know about it so i can download/buy it. i'm a language student and want something more convenient than going to word reference and other websites.
any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
