Languages
Clue technical dictionaries are available in English, Norwegian, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Polish, Swedish, Danish and Finnish. All of them translate both ways – so you actually get two dictionaries, as well as various monolingual dictionaries.
Clue electronic dictionaries have everything you need in one place. All of our technical dictionaries are available in all the language combinations we offer, and they all translate both ways.
The words before and after the relevant entry are displayed in the same window, which means you get more words translated at the same time.
In addition, you have access to the monolingual dictionaries by right clicking on words. Thus giving you grammar, explanations and sentences that help you to not only use the correct language, but also to vary it.
We offer the following language combinations to and from Norwegian:
English ↔ Norwegian
French ↔ Norwegian
Spanish ↔ Norwegian
German ↔ Norwegian
We offer the following language combinations to and from English:
Danish ↔ English
Finnish ↔ English
French ↔ English
Norwegian ↔ English
Polish ↔ English
Portuguese ↔ English
Spanish ↔ English
Swedish ↔ English
Within these language combinations you can choose the technical dictionary that meets your needs, whether you need Clue Maxi, Clue Financial/Legal, Clue Technical or Clue Business.
Monolingual supplementary dictionaries
When you purchase a Clue dictionary, several monolingual dictionaries are included at no extra cost. These comprehensive dictionaries include
- Explanations that make it easy to ascertain which word best fits the context.
- Example sentences that demonstrate use of a word in practice, enabling the user to learn new words and vary the use of known words.
- Grammar such as inflected forms and parts of speech. Different spellings are also given where applicable.
Norwegian (nynorsk) dictionary
In addition, a Scandinavian dictionary for PCs can be downloaded. This dictionary translates between Norwegian, Swedish and Danish, and contains words and terms that the Nordic Council defines as difficult for Scandinavians. The dictionary is a useful tool for preventing misunderstandings between the different languages.
