Translation Glossaries from the Web

Useful British and American English dictionary.

The dictionary is built on the database maintained by the terminology sector of the National Library of Estonia and contains about 4400 bibliography, bibliology, IT etc. terms approved by the terminology comission of the Estonian Librarians' Assosiation. The dictionary will be regularly updated. The dictionary can be searched by exact term or p... View more

English-Ukrainian, Ukrainian-English, "Express" and "Professional" versions. Easy to use Ukrainian dictionary. Express is designed for quick translation having a minimal redundancy, good for travellers in Ukraine. British English is preferred. Professional Ukrainian dictionaries are structured like a paper dictionary and translation is more detaile... View more

Dictionary of British<>American English slang.

The American's guide to speaking British.

The seven sections on the left contain over 1000 words and expressions that differ in their usage between the US and the UK

Comparative list of American English and British English terms.

British English medical terms

American English <-> British English Dictionary.

A great and funny guide for Americans who want to learn to speak British. The seven sections on the left contain over 1000 words and expressions that differ in their usage between the US and the UK.

US & British English <> Canadian, French & Belgium French. 3 500 English and 3 500 French terms (1998). The dictionary is intended for translators, students, professors and professionals in the business world, as well as administrators of national and international agencies in both the public and private sectors. It offers them explanations, Englis... View more

Found while surfing. Looks pretty extensive, even defines the "Pi line" kudoz question.

PDF file, 52 pages. November 30, 2001. Interuniversity effort by professors of accounting, tax management, financial economics, management, business administration, and business economics from Germany, Spain, France, USA, and Italy. Dialects: German from Germany and Austria, Spanish from Spain, Mexico and Argentina, US and British English. No defin... View more