Support cursor translator more fluently in IE9Mini windowsInnovative zoned word translator can translate as many as 23 languages of text into your native language(or other language)Natural voice can perfectly pronounce word just like a native English speaker.Provide plugin for Adobe Acrobat ProSupport cursor translator more fluently in Firefox 3 Changes Some of its other features are really useful, though. The program leans on Google for the translation function which I find to be weak as many words are not translated correctly or not even found.īecause of strange performance issues, Lingoes is not worth using if you're just looking for an on-the-fly dictionary or translator. I think this is a major bug as it invalidates massively the application's main utility which would be to have an always-available dictionary without having to change window. The disappointing aspect of this feature is that it doesn't work with a lot of words (unfortunately, I have to say, the majority), even if they appear in the list of definitions that Lingoes has in its database. Theoretically the most useful tool is that by pressing CTRL+ right click on whatever word you have on your screen, a pop-up window should appear with the definition of that word, a search tool for a deeper definition and also an audio file with the correct pronunciation. There are also some useful tools like the periodic table, an abbreviation chart and an irregular verbs one, plus an international time zone converter, a dialing codes directory, a weights & measures converter and to end a currency converter. On the whole, Lingoes is an interesting application which combines a comprehensive dictionary with a translator service (while looking and feeling mysteriously similar to its competitor, Babylon). Easy dictionary and translator for more than 60 languages

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