Recommend an electronic dictionary for learning English

In fact, there is no difference in vocabulary between cheap and expensive electronic dictionaries nowadays.

I used 2 backgammon, the first one was bought when the electronic dictionary was just popular, the quality is not very good, and the explanation of the vocabulary is not complete. Later, it was rotten, it couldn't be turned on, and it was repaired several times but not repaired. The second one was bought the year before last, and now I'm in college and still using it.

The cheapest model, more than 300. Because I found that in addition to the appearance and ** are different, there is no difference in vocabulary, the difference is that the expensive information is good, and the cheap ones have to ask you for what dictionary you want, anyway, when you buy it, you choose him to help you. In a word, ** does not affect the functionality.

But the explanation of vocabulary cannot be as complete as that of the Oxford High Order, that's for sure. Even a professional English dictionary is divided into a concise dictionary, Oxford intermediate, advanced, electronic dictionary is so convenient, buy one that can be similar to Oxford intermediate.

Other brands are useless, I remember choosing backgammon when I bought it because I thought it was the most convenient to look up words, and, I'm a girl, I like its smallness and fashion.

That's all, I hope it helps.

Celebrity, the all-white one, about 999.

Noah's "CE200".

It looks like a small dictionary book.

It doesn't support pronunciation (my choice is not to support pronunciation, because the pronunciation quality of electronic dictionaries is not good anyway, and I can't hear it clearly).

Supported Features:

Chinese-English, English-Chinese, Chinese, idioms, English-English dictionary.

There is a screen word picking function, that is, on the interface, there are words you don't know, you can take a screenshot to find it.

There are example sentences, and many paraphrases are accompanied by example sentences.

There is a "retrospective", which is the record of your previous lookups.

Backgammon Passing King I'm a senior English major, and I'm using Very Good.

The vocabulary is sufficient, the response is fast, and there are no fancy functions, so it is English.

**Below 300, absolutely sufficient.

The white one has a black bar on it, which is very good-looking.

The backgammon is good.

In addition, I used a quick translation, which is also very good.

However, electronic dictionaries generally function similarly.

It's definitely going to be useful when you get to college, so don't worry about it.

Backgammon, highly recommended. Hehe.. I've been using it for years. (It's a bit like selling ads.)

Electronic dictionaries, mainly for looking up words and learning words.

If you want to learn English on your own, I recommend that it is better to have an environment, which will give you a lot of interest, after all, it is difficult to talk to yourself in English.

If you really want to learn on your own, I recommend buying a learning machine or something, I recommend backgammon, or a good memory star.