这本词典没有公开分享过哦

感谢分享，Webster’s New World 系列词典，现在已经被出版 AHD 的公司 Houghton Mifflin 并入旗下了。Webster’s New World College Dictionary（WNWCD），是美联社（美国新华社）等的官方桌面参考词典，2014 年出版了第 5 版。

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电脑上这个词典也没法下载啊

从掌上百科找到这里，感觉这里太好了！那个论坛真是受不了

可不可以再美化一下啊，看着太密了。

从知乎和掌上百科找到这里，感觉这里太好了！那个论坛真是受不了

unbelievable great work you done

这么良心的网站！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！

非常感谢作者分享。如果作者不愿意讲出处，我来讲好了，这个电子词典的数据来源是 apstylebook.com。

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Abbreviations and Symbols Used in This Dictionary
Abbreviations and Symbols
Used in This Dictionary
abbrev.
abbreviation, abbreviated
abl.
ablative
acc.
accusative
adj.
adjective
adv.
adverb
Aeron.
Aeronautics
Afr
African
Afrik
Afrikaans
Agric.
Agriculture
Alb
Albanian
alt.
alternative
Am
American
AmFr
American French
AmInd
Amerindian
AmSp
American Spanish
Anat.
Anatomy
Anglo-Fr
Anglo-French
Anglo-Ind
Anglo-Indian
Anglo-Ir
Anglo-Irish
Anglo-L
Anglo-Latin
Anglo-Norm
Anglo-Norman
ANT.
Antonym(s)
Anthrop.
Anthropology
Ar
Arabic
Aram
Aramaic
Archaeol.
Archaeology
Archit.
Architecture
Arith.
Arithmetic
Arm
Armenian
art.
article (grammar)
assoc.
associated, association
Assyr
Assyrian
Astrol.
Astrology
Astron.
Astronomy
at. no.
atomic number
aug.
augmentative
Austral
Australian
b.
born
Bab
Babylonian
back-form.
back-formation
Beng
Bengali
Biochem.
Biochemistry
Biol.
Biology
Bot.
Botany
BrazPort
Brazilian Portuguese
Bret
Breton
Brit
British
Bulg
Bulgarian
C
Celsius
c.
century, centuries
c.
circa
cap.
capital city
caus.
causative
cc
cubic centimeter(s)
Cdn
Canadian
CdnFr
Canadian French
Celt
Celtic
cent.
century, centuries
cf.
compare
Ch.
Church
Chem.
Chemistry
Chin
Chinese
Chron.
Chronicles (Bible)
Class.
Classical
cm
centimeter(s)
Col.
Colossians
comb.
combination, combining
comp.
compound
compar.
comparative
Comput.
Computer Science
conj.
conjunction
Cor.
Corinthians
cu
cubic
Dan
Danish
Dan.
Daniel (Bible)
dat.
dative
deriv.
derived, derivative
Deut.
Deuteronomy
dial.
dialect, dialectal
dim.
diminutive
Du
Dutch
dupl.
duplicated, duplication
E
eastern; English (in etym. and pronun.)
EC
east central
Eccles.
Ecclesiastical
Ecol.
Ecology
Econ.
Economics
Educ.
Education
EFris
East Frisian
e.g.
for example
Egypt
Egyptian
Elec.
Electricity
Eng.
English
Eph.
Ephesians
equiv.
equivalent
Esk
Eskimo
esp.
especially
est.
estimated
etc.
and the like
Etr
Etruscan
etym.
etymology
Ex.
example; Exodus
Ezek.
Ezekiel
F
Fahrenheit
fem.
feminine
fig.
figurative, figuratively
Finn
Finnish
Fl
Flemish
fl
fluid
fl.
flourished; lived (of people)
fol.
following entry
Fr
French
Frank
Frankish
freq.
frequentative
Fris
Frisian
ft
foot, feet
fut.
future
g
gram(s)
Gael
Gaelic
Gal.
Galatians
gal
gallon(s)
Gaul
Gaulish
Gen.
Genesis
gen.
genitive
Geog.
Geography
Geol.
Geology
Geom.
Geometry
Ger
German
ger.
gerund, gerundive
GeV
billion electron volts
Gmc
Germanic
Goth
Gothic
gov.
governor
Gr
Classical Greek
Gram.
Grammar
Gr(Ec)
Ecclesiastical Greek
Gym.
Gymnastics
Hab.
Habakkuk
Hag.
Haggai
Haw
Hawaiian
Heb
Classical Hebrew (language)
Heb.
Hebrews (Bible)
Heb-Aram
Hebrew-Aramaic
Hort.
Horticulture
Hos.
Hosea
Hung
Hungarian
Hz
hertz
Ice
Icelandic
IE
Indo-European
i.e.
that is
imper.
imperative
imperf.
imperfect
in
inch(es)
incl.
including
Ind
Indian; Indic (in etym.)
indic.
indicative
inf.
infinitive
infl.
influenced, influence
intens.
intensive
interj.
interjection
Ir
Irish
Iran
Iranian
irreg.
irregular
Isa.
Isaiah
It
Italian
Jer.
Jeremiah
Josh.
Joshua
Jpn
Japanese
Judg.
Judges (Bible)
K
Kelvin
kg
kilogram(s)
KJV
King James Version
km
kilometer(s)
km2
square kilometer(s)
Kor
Korean
kPa
kilopascal(s)
l
liter(s)
L
Classical Latin
Lam.
Lamentations
lb
pound(s)
lb/in2
pound(s) per square inch
L(Ec)
Ecclesiastical Latin
Lev.
Leviticus
LGr
Late Greek
LGr(Ec)
Ecclesiastical Late Greek
Linguis.
Linguistics
lit.
literally
Lith
Lithuanian
LL
Late Latin
LL(Ec)
Ecclesiastical Late Latin
LME
Late Middle English
LowG
Low German
lt. gov.
lieutenant governor
LWS
Late West Saxon
LXX
Septuagint
m
meter(s)
Macc.
Maccabees
Mal.
Malachi
masc.
masculine
Math.
Mathematics
Matt.
Matthew (Bible)
MDu
Middle Dutch
ME
Middle English
Mech.
Mechanics
Med.
Medicine
met.
metropolitan
Meteorol.
Meteorology
MeV
million electron volts
Mex
Mexican
MexSp
Mexican Spanish
MFl
Middle Flemish
MFr
Middle French
MGr
Medieval Greek
MHeb
Medieval Hebrew
MHG
Middle High German
mi
mile(s)
Mic.
Micah
Microbiol.
Microbiology
Mil.
Military
MIr
Middle Irish
mistransl.
mistranslation
ml
milliliter(s)
ML
Medieval Latin
ML(Ec)
Ecclesiastical Medieval Latin
MLowG
Middle Low German
mm
millimeter(s)
ModE
Modern English
ModGr
Modern Greek
ModHeb
Modern Hebrew
ModL
Modern Latin
Mpa
megapascal(s)
mph
mile(s) per hour
MScot
Middle Scottish
Mt.
Mount
mya
million years ago
Myth.
Mythology
N
northern
n.
noun
Nah.
Nahum
NAmFr
North American French
Naut.
nautical usage
NC
north central
NE
northeastern
Neh.
Nehemiah
Netherl
Netherlandic
neut.
neuter
NGmc
North Germanic
NM/h
nautical mile(s) per hour
nom.
nominative
Norm
Norman
NormFr
Norman French
Norw
Norwegian
N.T.
New Testament
Num.
Numbers (Bible)
NW
northwestern
N.Z.
New Zealand
Ob.
Obadiah
obj.
object, objective
obs.
obsolete
occas.
occasionally
OCelt
Old Celtic
ODan
Old Danish
ODu
Old Dutch
OE
Old English
OFr
Old French
OFris
Old Frisian
OHG
Old High German
OIce
Old Icelandic
OInd
Old Indic
OIr
Old Irish
OIt
Old Italian
OL
Old Latin
OLowFranc
Old Low Franconian
OLowG
Old Low German
ON
Old Norse
OPers
Old Persian
OProv
Old Provençal
OPrus
Old Prussian
orig.
origin, original(ly)
OS
Old Saxon
Osco-Umb
Osco-Umbrian
OSlav
Old Church Slavonic
OSp
Old Spanish
OSw
Old Swedish
O.T.
Old Testament
OWelsh
Old Welsh
oz
ounce(s)
Pa
pascal(s)
PaGer
Pennsylvania German
part.
participle, participial
pass.
passive voice
perf.
perfect tense
pers.
person; personal (grammar)
Pers
Persian
Pet.
Peter (Bible)
PGmc
Proto-Germanic
Phil.
Philippians
Philem.
Philemon
Philos.
Philosophy
Phoen
Phoenician
Phonet.
Phonetics
Photog.
Photography
phr.
phrase
Physiol.
Physiology
PidE
Pidgin English
pl.
plural
pl.n.
plural noun
Poet.
Poetic
Pol
Polish
pop.
population
Port
Portuguese
poss.
possessive
pp.
past participle
prec.
preceding entry
prep.
preposition
pres.
present tense
Pres.
President
pret.
preterit
priv.
privative
prob.
probably
pron.
pronoun
pronun.
pronunciation
Prov
Provençal
Prov.
Proverbs (Bible)
prp.
present participle
Prus
Prussian
Ps.
Psalms
pseud.
pseudonym
Psychol.
Psychology
pt
pint(s)
pt.
past tense
qt
quart(s)
R.C.Ch.
Roman Catholic Church
redupl.
reduplicated, reduplication
ref.
reference; refer
refl.
reflexive
Rev.
Revelation
Rom.
Romans (Bible); Roman
RSV
Revised Standard Version
Russ
Russian
S
southern
Sam.
Samuel (Bible)
SAmSp
South American Spanish
Sans
Sanskrit
SC
south central
Scand
Scandinavian
Scot
Scottish, Scots
SE
southeastern
Sem
Semitic
Serb
Serbian
sing.
singular
sing.n.
singular noun
SinoJpn
Sino-Japanese
Slav
Slavic, Slavonic
S. of Sol.
Song of Solomon
Sp
Spanish
sp.
spelling, spelled
specif.
specifically
sq
square
subj.
subject; subjective
subjunc.
subjunctive
superl.
superlative
SW
southwestern
Swed
Swedish
SYN.
Synonymy
TalmudHeb
Talmudic Hebrew
Theol.
Theology
Thess.
Thessalonians
Tim.
Timothy (Bible)
Tit.
Titus (Bible)
transl.
translated, translation
Turk
Turkish
TV
television
ult.
ultimately
UN
United Nations
uncert.
uncertain
U.S.
United States
U.S.S.R.
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
v.
verb
var.
variant; variety
v.aux.
auxiliary verb
Vet.Med.
Veterinary Medicine
vi.
intransitive verb
VL
Vulgar Latin
voc.
vocative
vt.
transitive verb
Vulg.
Vulgate
W
western
WAfr
West African
WC
west central
WFris
West Frisian
WGmc
West Germanic
WInd
West Indian
WS
West Saxon
WWI
World War I
WWII
World War II
yd
yard(s)
Zech.
Zechariah
Zeph.
Zephaniah
Zool.
Zoology
Symbols
⭐
Americanism
*
an unverified form
+
plus
°
degree

related to (in etymologies)
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uncertain or unknown; perhaps
&
and
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