Alternatives to dict.cc

It suits Chinese learners who want dictionary lookup alongside text annotation and practice tools.

Oxford Learner’s Dictionaries

The Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary is designed for advanced-level learners of British or American English.

Lingvo suits people who need dictionary lookup for study or work, including users seeking specialist vocabulary or offline mobile access.

The Free Dictionary

It suits readers looking up definitions, translations, pronunciations, and reference material, including those who want offline English dictionary and thesaurus access.

It suits people looking up translations, comparing usage examples, and consulting dictionaries on web or mobile devices.

Cambridge Dictionary

Cambridge Dictionary suits English learners at different levels, as well as people preparing for Cambridge English exams or IELTS.

Larousse Dictionaries

It suits general users looking up French definitions, synonyms, verb forms or bilingual translations.

Merriam-Webster Dictionary

It suits readers who want dictionary and thesaurus lookup, including offline access, or vocabulary tools such as quizzes and saved words.

GoldenDict suits readers who want to combine local dictionaries, web references, and lookups from other applications.

Merriam-Webster Medical Dictionary

It suits readers building medical vocabulary or looking up terminology and abbreviations.

PONS Dictionary

It suits people looking up words and phrases, including users who need offline dictionaries or pronunciation audio.

WordWeb suits readers who want an English reference tool for definitions, related words, examples, and translation lookup, including offline use.

Van Dale Online suits professionals, secondary and higher education users, and NT2 learners who need online dictionary access.