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For any language learner, a dictionary is an essential part of the learning process, yet many people see dictionaries as nothing more than a simple tool for translating words. However, Wisdom will completely transform your understanding of what a conventional dictionary can be, and we are confident that this dictionary will soon become an integral part of your English language learning journey. Wisdom Dictionary offers more than you would expect: Over 120,000 words and phrases Wisdom is t…

For any language learner, a dictionary is an essential part of the learning process, yet many people see dictionaries as nothing more than a simple tool for translating words. However, Wisdom will completely transform your understanding of what a conventional dictionary can be, and we are confident that this dictionary will soon become an integral part of your English language learning journey.

Wisdom Dictionary offers more than you would expect:

Over 120,000 words and phrases
Wisdom is the only dictionary in Uzbekistan with such a vast collection of words and expressions, containing more than 70,000 English and 50,000 Uzbek words and phrases, including terminology related to specific fields and specialized areas.

Reliability
In many existing dictionaries, the translations and classifications of words do not always fully match the original meaning of the word. In the Wisdom dictionary, every word has been carefully translated over the course of five years using an individual approach and verified through authoritative dictionaries such as:

* Oxford
* MacMillan
* Collins
* Cambridge
* Longman

A New Approach to Uzbek–English Translation
This feature is one of our greatest sources of pride. The English meanings of Uzbek words have never been translated with such precision and ease before.

What makes it especially remarkable is that you can search not only for individual words (for example, bread) but also for:

* word combinations (to bake bread, bread dish, bread crumbs)
* and even specific expressions and sentences (to share one’s bread, to take someone’s bread away, and similar phrases)

Only the Wisdom Dictionary can offer such a unique and outstanding feature.

Grammar
Knowing the dictionary meaning of a word alone is not enough to use it correctly. Many words have their own unique grammatical characteristics and usage rules.

With this in mind, the Wisdom dictionary includes a Grammar section for words, where:

* grammatical rules related to that word are explained
* simple explanations are provided
* relevant examples are included
* detailed usage guidance is given

Word Combinations (Collocations)
One of the biggest difficulties for learners today is not knowing the correct word combinations in English. As a result, many learners create unnatural phrases that sound incorrect.

To address this, Wisdom includes a Collocations section. In this section:

* correct word combinations are presented
* examples are grouped clearly
* sentence patterns around each word are explained

This helps learners avoid common mistakes.

Differences Between Similar Words
Like other languages, English contains many words that are close in meaning but cannot replace one another.

Examples include:

* listen / hear
* house / home
* make / do
* work / job

Many learners struggle to distinguish these words. Therefore, the Wisdom dictionary explains these subtle differences in detail through:

* the Thesaurus section
* the Difference section

These differences are presented through:

* simple explanations
* practical examples
* easy-to-understand comparisons

Additional Information
The Wisdom Dictionary also includes many other important and valuable features:

* Example sentences
* Images
* Exercises
* Active and passive vocabulary
* Synonyms and antonyms
* Regional usage of words (BrE, AmE, CanE...)
* Which prepositions and word forms are used with the word (~ in/with sth, ~ adv/adj)
* Subject field labels (biology, math...)
* Countable or uncountable forms (C, U)
* Formal or informal usage (formal, informal)
* Academic or non-academic words (AW)
* Word pronunciation
* Metaphorical meanings (Metaphor)
* Cultural texts related to the word (Culture)