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On-Line Dictionaries
  • Your Dictionary.com.  Wait for the page to load and then scroll down to this magnificent chart of languages for which they have dictionary links. They have more than 800 dictionaries in over 140 languages.
     
  • Internet Press Dictionaries. An excellent master list of dictionaries plus they let you enter words to find in various kinds of dictionaries. Scroll down to the bottom of their page to get direct links to major languages.
     
  • NetLibrary-Dictionaries. They have both Language Translation Dictionaries and Grammar/Sentence Translation Dictionaries in many languages.
     
  • Babylon.com. They are an information portal that has a good selection of language dictionaries.
       
  • The Alternative Dictionaries. This is a series of dictionaries with slang expressions in a language with the English definitions. 
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