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Alessia Mencarelli (X) Italy Local time: 04:37 Italian to English
Mar 31, 2016
Hi all!
What is the best Italian-English technical dictionary? I'm currently using the HOEPLI one at the agency I am working at but I want to buy one for home. HOEPLI is not bad... I guess I'd just like opinions on others seeing as it is really pricey!
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Tom in London United Kingdom Local time: 03:37 Membro (2008) Italian to English
Il Marolli
Mar 31, 2016
Alessia Mencarelli wrote:
Hi all!
What is the best Italian-English technical dictionary? I'm currently using the HOEPLI one at the agency I am working at but I want to buy one for home. HOEPLI is not bad... I guess I'd just like opinions on others seeing as it is really pricey!
Years ago I used to use "Il Marolli" now published by Hoepli (so maybe it's the same thing)
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Jo Macdonald Spain Local time: 04:37 Membro (2005) Italian to English + ...
Search online
Mar 31, 2016
I used to have a load of books.
Marolli was the best tech dictionary imo, think I had the McGraw-Hill scientific one with a CD too but got fed up with looking for stuff that wasn't in it.
Nowadays I just search online.
If you get a CD there's a cool way of creating an image so you can have the CD data on a virtual drive on your system to keep the CD slot empty and it's a lot faster to use too.
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Alessia Mencarelli (X) Italy Local time: 04:37 Italian to English
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Mar 31, 2016
Jo Macdonald wrote:
I used to have a load of books.
Marolli was the best tech dictionary imo, think I had the McGraw-Hill scientific one with a CD too but got fed up with looking for stuff that wasn't in it.
Nowadays I just search online.
If you get a CD there's a cool way of creating an image so you can have the CD data on a virtual drive on your system to keep the CD slot empty and it's a lot faster to use too.
Hi Jo,
I wish searching online were that easy! When I work from home I waste precious time searching for things that I could have easily found on the HOEPLI dictionary at work...
Do you have any specific websites/resources for this sort of thing?
Online technical dictionaries seem impossible to come by on the internet...
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Jo Macdonald Spain Local time: 04:37 Membro (2005) Italian to English + ...
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