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stiks02
2 months ago
5

If the MT, wanted to verify foreign words and phrases not generally used in English, signs and symbols, and chemical elements, w

here in the English dictionary would you look for such secondary references?
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1 answer:
ddd [7.4K]2 months ago
7 0

A dictionary does not include words and expressions not used in the English language.

Explanation:

A dictionary is a compilation that contains a chronological list of words in a specific language. This resource provides definitions, pronunciations, and primarily details on how words are utilized. However, it exclusively features terms that are recognized as part of the language.

Terms, signs, and symbols absent from the English lexicon will not be found in the dictionary.

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