Is there an offline dictionary reader?

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RomanoO2012-08-04 21:01:31

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RomanoO, 2012-08-04 21:01:31

Good evening Habr.
Angelic words are not always known and the Internet is not always at hand. Is there any reader with the ability to translate from a local database?

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Nikolai, 2012-08-04
@RomanoO

hmm, well, I bought a Kindle Keyboard 3G for a girl, you can download any dictionary there and select it as the main one

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Vasily, 2012-08-04
@qdx

Kindle supports external dictionaries.

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zmeika, 2012-08-04
@zmeika

Lingvo dictionaries built into PocketBook Pro 602

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Turansky, 2012-08-04
@Turansky

Kindle Touch shows the translation when you hold your finger on a word - very convenient.
Oxford dictionary included. In addition to Russian, it seems to also translate into other languages.

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Konstantin Kitmanov, 2012-08-04
@k12th

Cool Reader and FBReader support external software - ColorDict, for example. Put them and feed dictionaries.

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Alexey, 2012-08-04
@Sterhel

On my Digma q600 with the new firmware, I got a notepad and an EN<->RU dictionary. In my opinion, there are even variants and examples of the use of words, and not just a translation.

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Mikhail Lyalin, 2012-08-06
@mr_jok

LingVo in PocketBook and external dictionaries in the rest can be searched