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<--- Dict.cn --->
geography
[dʒi'ɔgrəfi, 'dʒiɔg-]
n. 地理
例句与用法:
1. How's the new geography teacher?
新的地进老师怎么样?
2. The geography paper was difficult.
地理试题很难.
3. I have only a sketchy knowledge of geography.
我对地理只是一知半解.
<--- 简明英汉字典 --->
geography
*[dʒi'ɒgrәfi]
n. 地理学, 地理
【医】 地理
<--- jmdict-en-ja --->
geography
地理
ちり
ジオグラフィー
地理学
ちりがく
<--- Links ---> www.1x1y.com.cn
Looking for chinese translators?
That looks like you are missing the required character sets. On Ubuntu, they would be contained in language-pack-[language] but it has been a year or two since I last used Fedora so I'll leave it up to you to figure out the Fedora / Red Hat equivalent.
So you've got an English-Chinese dictionary (including phonetics of English). If that's not what you want then you've loaded the wrong dictionary. AFAIK Stardict is English<-->Chinese, Japanese, Korean. There are no errors, this is a correct dictionary but for the wrong language (for you). What makes you think that Stardict has an Urdu dictionary?
cheers,
jdk
I am a newbie, know nothing, so I did as was told:
Quote:
Originally Posted by {BBI}Nexus{BBI}
Kdict (for the K desktop), Gdict (for the Gnome desktop) & Stardict are all non-web based, on or offline dictionaries available for GNU/Linux. With additional dictionaries available for download. Check for those names in your package manager.
I checked the stardict webpage (you can do that too) and I could find no urdu dictionary there. I repeat: Your stardict is functioning correctly but you have a Chinese dictionary loaded. Newbie or not that should be clear enough. Did the reference to Stardict that you read say that it had an Urdu dictionary?
cheers,
jdk
Hello friends,
Please tell me any english to english or english to urdu (non-web-based) dictionary for fedora. During study, I have to switch to vista for Pocket Oxford Dictionary again and again.
Regards
I already said in my first post that I want an English to English OR English to Urdu dictionary. So if we are not finding an English to Urdu dictionary, the second and the only choice we are left with is an English to English dictionary.
Please feel the pain of having to switch to Vista just for looking down a WORD
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