Audio Pronunciation Dictionary vs Planes: Encyclopédie desAvions使用状況と統計

This app provides a comprehensive dictionary of English pronunciation with audio This app will help you to know how a word is pronounced differently by American, British and Australian. If you want to know how to pronounce a word, phrase (abbess, go along, come up with, make up, etc); legal, medical, scientific terms (acetazolamide, achondroplasia, ab initio, etc); people and place names (Aristotle, Archimedes, etc) , this app is right for you. Each audio is carefully recorded by real narrators. ■ Human voices - Female American - Male American - Female British - Male British - Female Australian - Male Australian ■ Pronunciation - Over 200500 entries. Each entry has 6 recoded audios by different narrators - Comprehensive audio dictionary including English vocabulary and phrases; legal, medical, scientific terms; people and place names - Some entries come with phonetic transcription (American and British) ■ Custom Lists - Create custom lists - Add entries into a list - Review a list ■ Other Features - Bookmark an entry - Download audio for offline use - Search an entry If you want to give feedback, please send us an email.

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Planes: Encyclopédie desAvions

Planes The Planes's app is an aircraft encyclopedia. The Planes's app permits you to have at your finger tips and in your pocket, available at your convenience, the features of almost 4970 aircrafts. More than 1100 pictures are available too. The Planes's app provides you the planes sorted by name, by year or by country. A filtering mechanisms permits you to group the planes by firm, country, year or type. It permits also to look for a particular plane's name, constructor, aircraft's size, speed, empty and maximum weight... Every plane's descriptive sheet provides you the first year flight (if known), manufacturer, country, category, engine's type, sizes, weight, speed, range, ceiling and possibly related picture... etc The pictures are downloaded with WIFI. Data are provided in International unit system (French style) or Imperial units system (UK style).