Cambridge English Pronouncing Dictionary

by evergreen Tue Mar 16, 2010 12:50 am

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
الحمد لله والصلاة والسلام على رسول الله وعلى آله وصحبه أجمعين
أقدم لكم قاموس رائع
Cambridge English Pronouncing Dictionary

By: Daniel Jones

The CD-ROM contains spoken
pronunciations for every entry - that's over 80,000 high-quality
recordings by native British English speakers.

You can search for entries in the dictionary either by typing in words or by using phonetic symbols

This type of search, called a Sound Search, is especially useful when
you want to find words which contain a particular sound or group of
phonetic symbols. For example, a search for the phonetic symbols r, ei,
z finds 'raise', 'rase', 'rays', 'raze', 'res', and 'Reyes'. You can
also search just for British or just for American pronunciations.

And don't worry if you don't yet know the International Phonetic
Alphabet - each key in the Phonetic Keyboard plays a recording of the
sound it represents as well as a sample word using that sound. This
feature helps make the dictionary an excellent tool for self study.

The dictionary's Pronunciation Practice feature lets you record and
compare your own pronunciation with the recorded pronunciations on the
CD-ROM. The image below shows the Pronunciation Practice window, which
opens when you click the small microphone icon in any entry. By
following the simple instructions in this window, you can record and
listen to your own pronunciation over and over.

The CD-ROM contains 15 different types of pronunciation exercises which
can help you learn about English pronunciation. Each exercise type
focuses on a different area of English pronunciation, ranging from
individual letters and diphthongs to stress patterns and syllable
identification.

The exercises can also be printed for self-study or classroom use

http://rs522.rapidshare.com/files/31...0.09.part1.rar

http://rs58.rapidshare.com/files/312...0.09.part2.rar

Password: englishtips.org
After downloading both parts in a folder, click extract here, enter password. A set up icon appears

while setting up the dictionary, choose "full". Hope you like it.
With my all greetings