Merriam-Webster's French-English Dictionary

by Merriam-Webster (editor), Eileen M. Haraty (Preface by)

Communicate effectively with the ultimate bilingual, bidirectional guide to French and North American English.
With up-to-date coverage of essential current vocabulary, this is a perfect translation tool for teachers, travelers, and language learners of all skill levels.

Genres: Reference, France, Nonfiction, Language, Dictionaries, Education, Linguistics

804 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 1998

Reviews

[Eva]

Ce dictionnaire est — permettez-moi de le dire — le meilleur dictionnaire français-anglais. Ça m’a aidé avec mes devoirs sur table. Il contient aussi des mots français du Canada si jamais un jour je veux parler avec leur accent bizarre. DE PLUS, il rentre dans ma poche. Très mignon. Merci beaucoup Mirriam-Webster.

[fayre]

Raise Yourself Clean by hsvh

D is trans
Harry is divorced with kids
Cassiopeia is a widow with kids
They meet in the park while their kids play

[Cat MacFarlane]

Obviously I'm not finished. Silly that a dictionary automatically gets put up on Goodreads if you bought it for your kindle.

[Janet Skelton]

Good practical dictionary for reading French.

This dictionary provides a practical tool for anyone who wishes to improve reading skills in French, whether literary, journalistic, or popular fiction.

[Alishia]

This book saved me and my crew while working the front register at Walgreens in Flagstaff, AZ. I purchased this book while taking a French course and soon used it at work since there are so many French tourists traveling through Flagstaff to get to the Grand Canyon. Great reference book!

[Joe Martin]

Merriam-Webster's French-English Dictionary by Merriam-Webster (2000)