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Macquarie Dictionary

Macquarie Dictionary at Mac App Store analyse

Pan Macmillan Australia
3,696 ratings · Power index: 160
Version 2.0.14
Size 214.02 Mb
Updated 3 years ago
Released 13 Oct 2010

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The Macquarie Complete Australian Dictionary app provides users with the most comprehensive, authoritative and up-to-date reference of Australian English. The app answers the needs of users on matters of spelling, pronunciation and usage for the complete record of English as it is used in Australia, from the colourfully colloquial to the highly technical. FEATURES: • Over 210,000 definitions • Over 121,000 headwords and phrases • Over 13,000 encyclopedic entries • 22,000 word origins or etymologies • IPA and plain English pronunciations given for 114,500+ words • Over 25,000 audio pronunciations* voiced by real Aussies • Example phrases to show how a word is used • Regionalisms • Extensive usage notes SEARCH FEATURES: • Simple and fast search • Fuzzy and wildcard search options • Voice search • Browse through entries • Bookmark entries • Recent search list • Cross-reference links OTHER FEATURES • Options to share entries [OR] words and definitions • Access any time without an internet connection • Compatible with VoiceOver (iOS) *Initial access to audio pronunciations and images requires internet connection. Once you have accessed an image or pronunciation it will be saved locally for future use. This app is from the publishers of the popular, authoritative Macquarie Dictionary - Australias national dictionary. The Macquarie Dictionary continues to change, adapt and re-adjust to reflect Australian language. CONTACT US If you have any questions, comments or feedback, please contact us directly at [email protected] Macquarie, by definition Australian Copyright © Macquarie Dictionary Publishers 2019

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Monthly Downloads > 3.52k
Est. Revenue ~ $1.44k

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Pricing by country

Country Price
Canada 24.99 CAD
China 148 CNY
France 22.99 EUR
Germany 22.99 EUR
Italy 22.99 EUR
Netherlands 22.99 EUR
Portugal 22.99 EUR
Spain 22.99 EUR
Poland 13.99 EUR
UK 19.99 GBP
India 1999 INR
Japan 3000 JPY
Korea, Republic Of 29000 KRW
Poland 99.99 PLN
Russia 1790 RUB
Turkey 899.99 TRY
USA 19.99 USD
Korea, Republic Of 14.29 USD
Ukraine 22.99 USD

Magnificent Dictionary

PharaohForever · 11 years ago · v2.0.5

Ive been collecting dictionaries for decades and this this ones a keeper. I know, you may ask: Who the hell needs an Australian dictionary? (that is besides an Australian). Well, all you have to do is watch a sporting event on TV with an Aussie or Kiwi commentator using slang from that part of the world and it quickly becomes very useful. Similarly, read a novel or newspaper and you will be sure to come across all kinds of slang, as well as flora and fauna that you are unfamiliar with. While a google search might give you a result, this dictionary gives you an authoritative result from Australias premier dictionary publisher. All in all, an outstanding dictionary.

Abysmal

三秒坊主 · 12 years ago · v2.0.1

After waiting more than a year for support for the iPhone 5 screen, the latest version takes about 5 seconds to start, and doesn’t search as you type. And all the entries are STILL defaced with an advertising link, even though it’s a paid product.

Excruciatingly poor excuse for an app!

rosevines · 14 years ago

I had hoped for so much from my beloved Macquarie dictionary, and instead Im appalled by this app. Of the dozen dictionary apps I have, it is hands down the worst. In fact, its one of the most pathetic apps Ive ever encountered. The developers say theyre working on improvements; I sincerely hope so. So, heres whats good about the app: the content of the dictionary itself. Heres whats bad: everything else. The only way to find a word is to type its first letters then start scrolling through the entire matching list (too bad if you dont know how to spell the word). There is no other way to access the content. And once youve scrolled through the list to find a match, you have to scroll all the way back up to rediscover the search box. I feel terribly ripped off by this sham of an app. Shame on you, Macquarie!