dict.cc
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dict.cc is not only an online dictionary translating from English and German to 21 languages. Its an attempt to create a platform where users from all over the world can share their knowledge in the field of translations.
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- Free
- Proprietary
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- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
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Paul removed dict.cc as alternative to Kagi Translate
Danilo Venom added dict.cc as alternative to AITranslator.com- ngoomie updated dict.cc
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Until recently I would have given dict.cc 6 stars. However, in the last week or two the website's response has slowed to a crawl. Looking at it with uMatrix, it looks as though the site has recently acquired a lot of 3rd-party content (gadgets, scripts, etc.)
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With Slicktionary from Thorsten Schleinzer you can lookup and translate words with a simple mouse click - no matter if you are using your Internet Browser, Microsoft Office, Open Office or any other Windows application. Slicktionary is the clever way to access the popular online dictionary http://www.dict.cc, which can be edited by the user community, similar the principles of Wikipedia. Slicktionary is not free as http://www.dict.cc/: for a single user license of Slicktionary you pay 19,-€. To use Slicktionary, hold down shift and right-click on the word you want to translate. Slicktionary will then show the translations of the word in a separate window.
(1) (2) http://slicktionary.com/en:about:index
dict.cc - application for mobile devices and installation on iPhone or Palm see: