http://www.answers.com: Very interesting site! Thread poster: Mats Wiman
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Mats Wiman 
Sweden
Local time: 10:11
Member (2000)
German to Swedish
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In memoriam
http://www.answers.com searches a number of search engines, dictionaries, Wikipedia etc. etc.
Check and report!
MW
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| checked, reporting: | Aug 15, 2005 |
very useful indeed, thx Mats!
the best, Joanna
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| Thank you very much | Aug 15, 2005 |
I am a new member of this site who registered just now.Thank you very much for your gift!
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Momoka (X)
Local time: 17:11
Japanese to Spanish
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| Yes, very interesting indeed! | Aug 15, 2005 |
Thank you!
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Anne Grimes
Canada
Local time: 04:11
Member (2005)
Spanish to English
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Yes, someone told me about it when I asked a kudoz question last week, and it is great! I've been using it ever since to look up things.
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Kirill Semenov
Ukraine
Local time: 11:11
Member (2004)
English to Russian
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| Yes, a great site, I've been using it for several months already -- but it has an improvement | Aug 16, 2005 |
There is also even better way to use the site -- a special software available all the time, to access the site with a single stroke:
http://www.answers.com/main/download_answers_win.jsp
Just move your mouse cursor onto any word on your screen, press Alt and click the left mouse button -- and here you go, to the site with the relevant article. Extremely handy!... See more There is also even better way to use the site -- a special software available all the time, to access the site with a single stroke:
http://www.answers.com/main/download_answers_win.jsp
Just move your mouse cursor onto any word on your screen, press Alt and click the left mouse button -- and here you go, to the site with the relevant article. Extremely handy!
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Rebecca Hendry
United Kingdom
Local time: 09:11
Member (2005)
Spanish to English
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| Google links to it. | Aug 16, 2005 |
I quite often use this site. It is especially useful for definitions of words (in English at least) as Google links to it whenever you search for a term with the search engine - just click on the word at the top right hand side of the page (if answers.com has a definition it will be underlined and in blue).
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I love it. I'd used it for a few weeks months ago and then I completely forgot it existed and when I tried to find it I had forgotten the link :~
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| Thank you.... | Sep 22, 2005 |
....useful tip!
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