Смысл: dictionary 
dictionary [ʹdıkʃ(ə)n(ə)rı]
n
<Í> 1. словарь
standard dictionary - нормативный словарь
explanatory dictionary - толковый словарь
dictionary of synonyms [of idioms] - словарь синонимов [идиом]
stem dictionary - словарь основ
dictionary making - составление словарей; лексикография
it's a dictionary word, nobody ever uses it - это книжное слово, так никто не говорит
dictionary English [style] - педантично правильный /безупречный/ английский язык [стиль]
dictionary look-up - информ.
2. справочник (построенный по алфавитному принципу )
3. язык лицаили группы лиц; терминология определённой области
♢ walking /living/ dictionary, a person who has swallowed the dictionary - шутл.
<Í> 1. словарь
2. справочник (
3. язык лица
have swallowed a dictionary Идиома
walking dictionary|dictionary|walking
n. phr. A person highly knowledgeable in matters of language use. If you want to know what "serendipity" means, ask my Uncle Fred. He is a professor of English and is also a walking dictionary.have swallowed a dictionary
To use an all-encompassing vocabulary, abnormally by accumulation aberrant words into one's speech. That guy sounds like he's swallowed a dictionary—none of the kids can chase what he's saying.Learn more: dictionary, have, swallowhave swallowed a dictionary
use continued and abstruse words back speaking. informalLearn more: dictionary, have, swallow
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An have swallowed a dictionary idiom dictionary is a great resource for writers, students, and anyone looking to expand their vocabulary. It contains a list of words with similar meanings with have swallowed a dictionary, allowing users to choose the best word for their specific context.
Словарь похожих слов, Разные формулировки, Синонимы, Идиомы для Идиома have swallowed a dictionary
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