- Category: Reference
- First released: October 4, 2008
- Versions: 1 archived
- Seller: Mobile Systems
- com.mobisystems.CollinsEnglish
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 9.0 or later.
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Archived Reviews
8 of 25Excellent dictionary to have at your fingertips
Overall generally good dictionary. However with a PhD I do not need ‘word of the day’ and cannot figure out how to get rid of it.
Yea, my go-to app for spelling all the words from my distant, far-flung vocabulary of yore.
Love it, use it frequently. I used the print version years ago for TOEFL.
Oxford dictionary is the best, no doubts about it.<br/>I am rating the app as a program, no the dictionary.<br/>I bought this app years ago. Then I got a new iPhone and I downloaded in it (the app). I am having a problem where I can’t use it when I am off line nor when I am connected to the internet. <br/>This is really upsetting because I used to use it a lot and now I can’t from this device. <br/>And yes, I did got to options and pressed the option to be able to use it off line — It did not work.
After the American Heritage iOS dictionary crashed and burned I looked for a quality replacement. After a couple of experiments with others, I came upon the Collins dictionary. Its intuitive interface takes you to authoritative information. So my search has a very happy ending. It is my go-to dictionary, used throughout every day.
I like it a lot. Easy to understand.
actually,I have bought oxfords longman collins and so on,this is the best one
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