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Anglo-russkij russko-anglijskij slovar'. Sovremennaya leksika, idiomy, razgovornye vyrazheniya, amerikanizmy, sleng/ English-Russian Russian-English Dictionary. Up-to-date vocabulary, modern idioms, colloquial usage, Americanisms, slang by Dzhuliya Khinton Vladimir Bajkov, 2004 Vocabulary of German words and idioms by William Howell Reed, 1912 Dictionnaire idiomatic;: Or the entire idioms and phrases of the French language, alphabetically arranged. With an appendix, containing a copious vocabulary ... the whole of the idioms of Gil Blas apart by M Lepan, 1814 Vocabulary of French words and idioms: With grammar-syllabus and verbs, for use in high school and college by Leo Rich Lewis, 1919 English-Spanish Vocabulary and Idiom for Sports: Soccer and the Media Spanish shapes: Selected aspects of word-formation, vocabulary and idiom in the news-magazine Cambio 16 by John C McIntyre, 1988 Greek vocabulary and idiom for higher forms by William James Bullick, 1960 Vocabulary of Japanese grammatical idiom by Daniël Ellagiers, 1967 A vocabulary of Latin idioms and phrase by A Methuen, 1907 Learning Spanish : The Minimum Essentials of Pronunciation, Vocabulary, Idiom and Syntax by Hayward Keniston, 1946-01-01 Vocabulary of Japanese grammatical idiom by Daniël Ellegiers, 1967 A standard list of Spanish words and idioms by Hayward Keniston, 1968 An English-Turkish dictionary of idioms by Pars Tuğlacı, 1966 Vocabulary, Idioms & Phrases for Composition by Peter Chow, 1984-01-01

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81. Texas Wesleyan Online English Lab: Vocabulary Level 3
    Confusing Words 2 (from The ESL Quiz Center). Face idioms (from The ESLQuiz Center). Build Your Phrasal Verb vocabulary 1 (from About.com).  
    http://www.ie.txwes.edu/lab/vocabulary/level3/
    
    Extractions: Top of the Page Animal Idioms (from The ESL Quiz Center Australian Slang Quiz 1 (from The ESL Quiz Center Confusing Words 1 (from The ESL Quiz Center Confusing Words 2 (from The ESL Quiz Center Face Idioms (from The ESL Quiz Center Number Quiz 1 (from The ESL Quiz Center Number Quiz 2 (from The ESL Quiz Center Number Quiz 2 (from The ESL Quiz Center Quiz 1 (from The ESL Quiz Center Quiz 2 (from The ESL Quiz Center Quiz 3 (from The ESL Quiz Center Quiz: Living Quarters - Where People Live (from About.com Quiz: Working Spaces - Where People Work (from About.com

82. Texas Wesleyan Online English Lab: Vocabulary Level 1
    Confusing Words 2 (from The ESL Quiz Center). Face idioms (from The ESLQuiz Center). Business vocabulary (from English International Lyon).  
    http://www.ie.txwes.edu/lab/vocabulary/level1/
    
    Extractions: Top of the Page Animal Idioms (from The ESL Quiz Center Australian Slang Quiz 1 (from The ESL Quiz Center Confusing Words 1 (from The ESL Quiz Center Confusing Words 2 (from The ESL Quiz Center Face Idioms (from The ESL Quiz Center Number Quiz 1 (from The ESL Quiz Center Number Quiz 2 (from The ESL Quiz Center Number Quiz 2 (from The ESL Quiz Center Quiz 1 (from The ESL Quiz Center Quiz 2 (from The ESL Quiz Center Quiz 3 (from The ESL Quiz Center Quiz: Living Quarters - Where People Live (from About.com Quiz: Working Spaces - Where People Work (from About.com

83. TES Links: Reference Sites
    vocabulary lists, games, idioms, etc. Main Links for Teaching and LearningEnglish Page. Reference web sites. Dictionaries Corpus, Webster dictionary.  
    http://www.isabelperez.com/tesllinks2.htm
    
    Extractions: Last Updated 24/3/2003 Reference web sites: Dictionaries, Encyclopedias Vocabulary: links to other pages and software Vocabulary: lists, games, idioms, etc. Main "Links for Teaching and Learning English" Page Reference web sites Bilingual Dictionaries Euroglot - Online Richmond Electronic Dictionary (En-Sp/Sp-En) Cambridge Bilingual Dictionary (En-Sp/Sp-En) Cambridge Bilingual Dictionary (En-Fr/Fr-En) ... Reverso free online translator Monolingual Dictionaries Collins Cobuild Student's Dictionary Online Longman Web Dictionary Webster dictionary Cambridge Dictionaries Online ... Links to Online dictionaries and reference sites Thesaurus The Wordsmyth Educational Dictionary-Thesaurus WordNet Lexical Database Plumb Design Visual Thesaurus Hypertext Webster Gateway ... Literacy Resources Vocabulary Interesting Things for ESL Students Scrambled Words WordMania The Un-Matching Game ... Vocabulary About.com

84. ESL Cafe's Idea Cookbook Vocabulary
    Roll Call Round Robin; Pizza and more; Idiom of the Week; vocabulary Team Cooperation;Taboo; Memory Game; Fun with idioms; Using Baseball Teams' Names to Teach  
    http://www.eslcafe.com/ideas/sefer.cgi?Vocabulary:

85. ESL Online Resources
    This site has lots of great links to grammar, idioms, vocabulary, quizzes andgames. HOME. freeEnglish http//www.freeenglish.com/english/index.cfm,  
    http://efs.stanford.edu/class/lingfs689c/demo/mkuo/index/eslresources.htm

86. German Vocabulary Articles
    Friends/falsche Freunde About those tricky false cognates and other confusing Germanvocabulary. Farbenfroh Colorful Expressions German idioms and expressions  
    http://german.about.com/library/blgloss2.htm

87. Self-Study Idiom Quizzes (ESL, EFL)
    Study English with Quizzes, Crossword Puzzles and other activities for students of English as a second language.  
    http://www.aitech.ac.jp/~iteslj/quizzes/idioms.html

88. Czech Language Lessons With Audio Pronunciation, Czech Phrases, Idioms, Vocabula
    to Czech pronunciation Learn the Czech grammar basics Memorize phrases and vocabularyTest your Czech idioms Have you ever been in the rice with a dumpling in  
    http://www.locallingo.com/

89. English-German Vocabulary
    Dave Sperling Presents The . Quiz1 by Dennis Oliver After answering *all* the questions, press the 'submit' button, and your answers will be automatically checked in seconds. Have fun while you learn! 1. A "puppy" is a small _.  
    http://www.kokomoschools.com/khssc/depts/forlang/german/vocab/vocab.htm
    
    Extractions: USA A B C D ... W Members of the AATG Listserv often post VOCAB HELP requests. The questions usually, but not always, deal with idiomatic expressions and modern-day vocabulary that has not yet found its way into reference books in most German classrooms. The responses are posted in a very timely manner, with help coming in from all over the world. The Danke im Voraus statements are dutifully made, and, unless the readers are vocabulary packrats, the responses go the way of the DELETE key. This project is an attempt to collect and maintain, in an orderly fashion, those vocab requests and to then post them for all - teachers, students and other interested parties - to view as needed. (Younger users should be aware of the contextual definitions.) It is not meant to be the final word on vocabulary, only a (partial) collection of submissions from AATG members and others (for example, former German exchange students with whom I am still in contact.) There may be regional variations of these entries that are unknown to me and sometimes there's even a short explanation of the entry. This is my contribution, simple as it may be, to the profession and to individuals interested in German. I've probably been inconsistent at times with entries, but try to overlook this. I, like many others on the list, am a full-time high school German teacher with too many papers to grade, too many meetings to attend, etc., etc.

90. Vocabulary 3 Quiz
    Pronunciation Power Dave Sperling Presents The . vocabulary Quiz 3 by DennisOliver. American Language and Culture Program, Arizona State University  
    http://www.pacificnet.net/~sperling/quiz/dennis3.html

91. Vocabulary 2 Quiz
    Pronunciation Power Dave Sperling Presents The . vocabulary Quiz 2 by DennisOliver. American Language and Culture Program, Arizona State University  
    http://www.pacificnet.net/~sperling/quiz/dennis2.html

92. Idioms
    idioms. This section deals with the following subjects Telephoning;Complaints; more subjects will be added. © Arnoud Thuss, 1999  
    http://www.hio.ft.hanze.nl/thar/idiom.htm

93. English Language Reading And Vocabulary Exercises
    . Level. Details. extractsfrom classics very short but often have diffcult vocabulary.2. LANGUAGE ACTIVITIES b) READING vocabulary  
    http://www.englishstudydirect.com/OSAC/langacrv.htm
    
    Extractions: Description Level Details Global Issues for Learners of English Fables from Comenius.com Short Stories, Proverbs, Short Extracts from Classics Current TEFL news stories Learn English Vocabulary Idioms from Comenius.com Idioms, Vocabulary Exercises A Word A Day elementary intermediate advanced gives a new word or phrase each day e.g. 'purple passage'

94. English By E-mail - Advanced Vocabulary 1
    http://www.englishlearner.com/online/vocadv1.html

95. Weekly Feature "Three Idioms For The Holidays" At The PALC, School District 40,
    Three idioms for the Holidays Brad's Weekly Feature. When our thoughtsturn to the holiday season, many of us have warm and fuzzy feelings.  
    http://palc.sd40.bc.ca/palc/feature/three-idiom.htm
    
    Extractions: Brad 's Weekly Feature When our thoughts turn to the holiday season, many of us have warm and fuzzy feelings. Our friends may give us gifts, and though we might not always like the gift, we know that it's the thought that counts and that our friend's heart is in the right place . Read on for a full explanation. Warm and fuzzy feelings are those feelings that remind us of things that are, well, warm and fuzzy! Kittens, old housecoats, warm slippers; all of these have lead to our use of this idiom. When we say it's the thought that counts , we are saying that the gift we have received is much less important than the intention of its giver. It is always hard to choose presents for other people; nevertheless, the thoughts of the giver are more important than the gift.

96. The Weekly Column - Article 16, June 2000. INCREASING LEARNERS' VOCABULARY
    The weekly column. Article 16, June 2000. INCREASING LEARNERS' VOCABULARYAWARENESS USING idioms CONTAINING ANIMAL NAMES. by Rolf Palmberg.  
    http://www.eltnewsletter.com/back/June2000/art162000.shtml
    
    Extractions: Finland Editor's note : Rolf Palmberg's article discusses using the program "Ghosts & Animals", which allows students to practise idioms containing animal names on their or their school's computer. The program is free and can be downloaded by clicking here . More information on setting up and using the program can be found at the end of the article. Suggested pre-computer activities Ask the learners, individually or in pairs, to prepare lists of idioms and expressions containing animal names in their mother tongue or in English. If needed, you may have to provide some examples to get them started. After a while, ask the learners to form new pairs and to share their findings and discuss what their idioms and expressions mean. Suggested computer activities Suggested post-computer activities Arrange the learners in groups of four, and ask them to discuss any of the following topics (these are only examples; you - or your students! - can easily come up with similar topics to discuss):

97. Russian Language Books, Vocabulary Reference Books, Vocabularies, Idioms From Gr
    Basic Russian vocabulary a handy reference of everyday words arranged by topic(A. Rolbin), 1998, £9.99. Russian vocabulary (E. Hinkel), 1994, £5.99.  
    http://www.grantandcutler.com/catalogues/russian/language/r105.htm
    
    Extractions: Reference: Vocabularies 5000 Russian words: Basic Russian vocabulary: a handy reference of everyday words arranged by topic (A. Rolbin), 1998, £9.99 Russian alphabet (Russkii alfavit) Book, £3; cassette, £4.95 +VAT It is not as hard as you think… The good news is that most of the words you really need when you arrive, like ‘passport control’, ‘bank’, etc., sound the same in Russian as in English, and you can learn to read Russian letters in a couple of hours. The book can be used separately. Russian linguistickers , 1998, £5.95+VAT 100 common Russian words. Roots of the Russian language: an elementary guide to wordbuilding (G. Patrick), 1989, £8.95 Includes 450 of the most commonly used roots of the Russian language, laid out in alphabetical order. Russian vocabulary (E. Hinkel), 1994, £5.99 A topic-based vocabulary for beginner to intermediate students. Russian vocabulary cards , 1991, £10.95+VAT 1,000 vocabulary cards displaying key Russian words with related terms and derivatives on one side and a translation on the other. Schaum’s outline of Russian vocabulary For elementary level through to advanced.

98. French Fundamentals: Basic Grammar & Vocabulary Essential Verbs Common Idioms/Ex
    French Fundamentals Basic Grammar vocabulary Essential Verbs CommonIdioms/Expanded Folding Card. (CLICK below for a detailed  
    http://www.xkms.org/ecampus.com-124/French-Fundamentals-Basic-Grammar-Vocabulary

99. German Fundamentals: Basic Grammar & Vocabulary Essential Verbs Common Idioms/Ex
    German Fundamentals Basic Grammar vocabulary Essential Verbs CommonIdioms/Expanded Folding Card. (CLICK below for a detailed  
    http://www.xkms.org/ecampus.com-124/German-Fundamentals-Basic-Grammar-Vocabulary

100. JavaScript Help For English-Zone.Com - FAQ
     The pages aren't opening, what's wrong Are you using America Online(AOL)? Many AOL users seem to have trouble on sites that use  
     http://www.english-zone.com/site/jvshelp.html

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