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Dictionary Bubble (Instant Dictionary): quickly lookup word definitions with audio pronunciation as you browse the web.
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Dictionary Bubble / Instant Dictionary
Since: Aug 11, 2012
With this extension, you can:
1) Double-click any word to view its instant definition in a small pop-up bubble.
2) Lookup the complete definition of words or phrases using the toolbar dictionary.
3) Perform a lookup for detailed definitions in the online dictionary.
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View definitions easily as you browse the web.
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Best dictionary extension ever! I love it!
awesome!! like it
good
very well
超赞,查一个词可以学到很多东西!
i loved it but there was one problem the audio sound part where they say the word it didn't work
It's very convienent and helpful.
It's the best Instant Dictionary I've been looking for a long time!
Excellent look and feel. Offers multiple noun/verb definitions while Google's own extension offers only a single one. Love it.
The concept is great. I like its sleek layout and concise definitions. But it only uses one or two definitions for words that have a lot of meanings for them. Take "disconcerting", for instance, it will tell you it means something embarrassing. That's it. The word clearly has more definitions (disturbing, awkward, etc). Same thing with "haunting", it just references ghosts. Why not include more definitions? That's the biggest problem with this extension. It's sad, because it has a good design.