The best ABBYY Lingvo alternatives

It suits Chinese learners who want lookup, text annotation, and character practice in one service.

The Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary is designed for advanced-level learners of British or American English.

The Free Dictionary suits readers who want a broad reference library, language tools and offline English lookup.

Pleco suits learners and readers who want Chinese dictionary lookup, character recognition, and study tools in a mobile app.

It suits visitors, English-language learners, and anyone looking for dictionary, thesaurus, or vocabulary tools.

It suits people looking up French definitions, synonyms, verb forms, or bilingual vocabulary, including general-public users.

It suits people who want word and phrase lookups, pronunciation, or offline dictionaries on a mobile device.

Van Dale Online suits professionals, students, educators, and NT2 learners seeking dictionary and translation references on web or mobile.

dict.cc suits people looking up translations in supported language pairs or contributing corrections to dictionary entries.

Linguee suits readers looking up words, comparing translations, or checking example usage across supported language pairs.

This dictionary suits people building medical vocabulary or looking up healthcare terminology.

It suits language learners and reference users who want broad dictionary coverage, pronunciation choices, examples, and translation lookup across web…

It suits readers who want a dictionary with pronunciation, usage guidance, word histories, and examples.

It suits English learners at different levels and people preparing for Cambridge English exams or IELTS.