Glosbe vs Larousse Dictionaries

Glosbe has no write-up on Specifiction yet; its figures are above.

Larousse Dictionaries brings French reference tools, bilingual dictionaries and translation together on the web and in mobile apps. The French dictionary lists 135,000 definitions and 90,000 articles; a separate synonym dictionary has 160,000 synonyms and 90,000 antonyms. Its conjugator covers more than 9,600 French verbs across tenses and moods. Other resources include French–English and English–French dictionary sections, an online translator and free online flashcards. Larousse offers French dictionary and English–French dictionary apps for phones and tablets, as well as web access. The site describes its information and quizzes as intended for the general public, and says internet access is required. Most site resources are free without registration, though forum use requires a free account. Pricing information lists a Premium subscription at €99 a month, charged monthly for a renewable 30-day period; a separate pricing note says paid access starts from €5.49.