Chinese-English Dictionary (edition 2000)

by Chik Hon Man

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Chinese-English Dictionaryis the first of its kind because it uses both Cantonese and Mandarin romanizations. It features over 6,000 of the most commonly used single-characters and over 12,000 terms to illustrate the use of the characters.

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Title:	Chinese-English Dictionary
Authors:	Chik Hon Man
Info:	The Chinese University Press (2000), Edition: 2 Sub, Turtleback, 624 pages
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