LEO dictionary Overview
What is LEO dictionary? The LEO app provides access to online dictionaries for various languages, a vocabulary trainer, and forums for language-related questions. The app also offers real voice audio pronunciation, noun and verb tables, definitions, and grammar and etymology for words.
Features
- Online dictionaries for English, French, Spanish, Italian, Chinese, Russian, Portuguese, and Polish
- Over 1 million entries in total
- Real voice audio pronunciation
- Noun and verb tables
- Definitions
- Grammar and etymology information
- Free vocabulary trainer to create personal word lists and improve vocabulary
- Two-way synchronization method to access word lists on mobile devices or desktop
- Forums to connect with other users and get help with language-related questions
- Advertisements (can be removed by subscribing to ad-free version)
- In-app purchase for ad-free subscription
- Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off
- Subscription can be managed and auto-renewal can be turned off in Account Settings
- Terms of Use available on the LEO website.
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Product Details and Description of
The application offers access to the LEO dictionaries as well as the vocabulary trainer and forums. Dictionaries: LEO’s online dictionaries are always up to date (no updates necessary). • English ⇄ German (834,000 entries) • French ⇄ German (272,000 entries) • Spanish ⇄ German (229,000 entries) • Italian ⇄ German (228,000 entries) • Chinese ⇄ German (211,000 entries) • Russian ⇄ German (312,000 entries) • Portuguese ⇄ German (131,000 entries) • Polish ⇄ German (82,000 entries) • English ⇄ Spanish (155,000 entries) • English ⇄ French (40,000 entries) • English ⇄ Russian (35,000 entries) • Spanish ⇄ Portuguese (45,000 entries) With LEO you can do more than just look up the meaning of a word in a different language. LEO also provides: • noun and verb tables • real voice audio pronunciation (no speech synthesis) • definitions • grammar and etymology Vocabulary trainer: Use our free vocabulary trainer to create personal word lists and improve your vocabulary. We use a two-way synchronization method, which means you can access all your word lists on your mobile devices or on your desktop, all you need is a free account. Forums: Connect with other users and get help with language-related questions that are not answered by the dictionary. To participate in the forums all you need is a free user account. The app contains adverts which you can choose to remove by subscribing to our ad-free version. For a detailed description of all features, please visit https://www.leo.org --- Information regarding the in-app purchase of the ad-free subscription: Payment will be charged to your iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase. The subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period. Your iTunes Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period at the same rate as in the first year. The subscription can be managed and auto-renewal can be turned off by going to your Account Settings after purchase. Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when you purchase the subscription. Terms of Use: https://dict.leo.org/pages/about/ende/termsOfUsage_en.html
Top Reviews
By JCSmedley
Go-to App For German Language
I‘m studying in a University in Germany and part of that includes learning advanced German. The best thing about LEO is that it gives you many possible meanings of words, not just the most common usage. For the quality of the content, they certainly deserve to be supported by the small annual subscription amount which you can decide whether to pay or not. They don’t cripple the app if you don’t subscribe like many other language apps. While it’s true you can use their website on a smartphone, the app interface is much easier to navigate.
By coffeemason
This is really helpful
I’m in German at my high school and my teacher always tells us to use Leo if we don’t know a word, because 9 times out of 10 Leo is right about a words meaning, than our book. Overall I love both the app and a website, the only thing is is that the website puts a lot more emphasis on the best meaning by sort of putting off to the side in a big box. But in the app the best meaning is less clear, other than it is at the top of the page. Overall I think the devs in Munich did a great job
By greenbuick
The most helpful dictionary for translation
The extensive definitions of words in context and in common expressions makes LEO especially useful for translation. What isn’t covered in the dictionary itself comes from usage discussions.
