User`s manual

ECTACO Partner
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X8 User's Manual
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recorded, automatically recognized, and the list of headwords (as
well as their first translations if in the English-Polish Dictionary)
closest in spelling to the pronounced word will appear.
• Touch the desired word or highlight it and press to see
its translation(s) or explanation(s).
Parts of Speech, Gender Labels, Abbreviations
Translations or explanations of a headword are listed in alphabetical
order of parts of speech.
A – adjective NPR – proper noun
ABBR – abbreviation NUM – numeral
ADV – adverb PART – particle
ART – article PHR – phrase
AUX – auxiliary PREF – prefix
CONJ – conjunction PREP – preposition
ID – idiom PRON – pronoun
INTRJ – interjection SUFF – suffix
N – noun V – verb
Polish nouns in the English-Polish dictionary as well as German
nouns in the German-Polish dictionary are marked with the following
gender and number labels.
F – feminine N – neuter
M – masculine NPL – neuter plural
MF – masculine or feminine PL – plural
MN – masculine or neuter
Certain Polish words and expressions in the dictionary are marked
with the following abbreviations:
AKUST. – acoustics
AM. – American
ANAT. – anatomy
ARCH. – architecture
ASTR. – astronomy
AUTO – motor
transport
GW. – informal
HANDL. – trading
HERALD. – heraldry
HIST. – historical
HUTN. – metallurgy
IRL. – Irish
IRON. – ironical
PALEONT. –
paleontology
PARL. –
parliamentary
PIESZCZ. – nursery
PLAST. – art
POET. – poetic