Project:Ci
The ABC Chinese-English Comprehensive Dictionary
Editors: John DeFrancis, Zhang Yanyin
Associate Editors: Tom Bishop, Richard Cook, Robert M. Sanders, Victor H. Mair, Zhang Liqing, Zhang Yanhua
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In the Wenlin Dictionaries Wiki, entries from this dictionary are all presented in the namespace Ci, which stands for Cídiǎn (词典 or 詞典) ‘word dictionary’. Headwords are in Modern Standard Chinese (Mandarin), and glosses are in English. Some entries also include glosses in French, if you change your language to French under Preferences. Glosses in other languages will be included in the future.
List entries alphabetically: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
- ECCE Acknowledgments
- Distinctive Features of the ECCE Dictionary
- Abbreviations Used in the ECCE Dictionary
How to Use this Dictionary
- I. Elements of Chinese-English Entries
- II. Selection and Explication of Chinese Entries
- III. Explanatory Notes and Examples
- IV. Chinese Parts of Speech and Other Entry Labels
- V. Free and Bound Characters
- VI. Traditional and Simplified Characters
Appendixes
- I. Basic Rules for Hanyu Pinyin Orthography
- II. Chinese Historical Chronology
- III. PY/WG/GR/YR/ZF Comparative Table
- IV. Verb Complements in Chinese
- V. Major Administrative Divisions in China
- VI. Ethnic Minorities in China
- VII. Graded Word Lists
- VIII. Standard and Variant Character Forms
- IX. Stroke Order Index of Characters
- X. Introduction to the Radical Index of Characters
- XI. Radical Index of Characters
List entries alphabetically: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
