CUVOALD
A Computer-usable Version of the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary of Current English
Author
Hornby, Gatenby & Wakefield
Copyright (c) OUP, 3rd ed., 1974.
Computer version by Roger Mitton, Birkbeck College, London.
Dowloadable from Oxford Text Archive (item U*-710-E in the Dicts folder of the FTP site).
Date: 22 June 1992
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Information extracted and edited by Jean-Louis Duchet
COLEX project, and FORELL-AIT,
Université de Poitiers, February 1998.
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Contents
This electronic version of the 3rd edition of the dictionary contains pronunciation information for British English.
70646 entries.
Phonetic symbols and their IPA equivalents
| I | [ ] |
i | [ ] |
U | [ ] |
u | [ ] |
| E | [ ] |
eI | [ ] |
0 | [ ] |
O | [ ] |
| & | [ ] |
@ | [ ] |
V | [ ] |
A | [ ] |
| | @U | [ ] | oI | [ ] | 3 | [ ] |
| N | [ ] |
R | [r] (linking r) |
S | [ ] |
Z | [ ] |
| T | [ ] |
D | [ ] |
s | [s] |
z | [z] |
Other symbols:
| - | hyphen (as in spelling) |
' | primary stress |
, | secondary stress |
Note:
- No use is made of the colon as length-mark in this dictionary.
- Final [i] is considered as a lax sound, and is therefore transcribed as I.
- Monosyllabic words have no stress-mark.
- The fourth column indicates the number of syllables.
Sample view of the passage containing the entry for effect :
Sample file
The dictionary file for the letter L (272 Kb) may be downloaded.
It is in text only format.