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Mike,
There is one feature which I prefer in the Oxford dictionary over the ABC dictionary - that is when a definition of a character contains other examples of when a character may be used in conjunction with different characters or in a different context, the Oxford dictionary contains both pinyin and the characters itself for the examples given.
Am I right in assuming that this is not something that can be just turned on in the ABC dictionary and that the examples contained within a definition are only given in pinyin?
Regards,
Russell
There is one feature which I prefer in the Oxford dictionary over the ABC dictionary - that is when a definition of a character contains other examples of when a character may be used in conjunction with different characters or in a different context, the Oxford dictionary contains both pinyin and the characters itself for the examples given.
Am I right in assuming that this is not something that can be just turned on in the ABC dictionary and that the examples contained within a definition are only given in pinyin?
Regards,
Russell