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Dictionnaire de français app for iPhone and iPad


4.8 ( 2928 ratings )
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Developer: Editions Larousse
5.99 USD
Current version: 3.4.1, last update: 4 years ago
First release : 15 Aug 2009
App size: 154.05 Mb

Larousse is one of the world leaders in dictionaries.
This application by Larousse allows the user to consult one of the most important French dictionaries on the market today.
Whether it is to check a spelling or conjugation, or to find a definition, synonym or quote, this dictionary meets all your daily needs.
•A dictionary of 90,000 words and abbreviations
•More than 135,000 definitions, with every nuance of meaning
•Etymology and detailed notes clarify the use of a word in a phrase to ensure it is always correctly employed
•140,000 synonyms, homonyms and antonyms
•34,000 phrases and locutions
•9,000 quotes by French and foreign authors
•6,000 useful entries to avoid common language pitfalls (spelling, grammar, pronunciation, tricky conjugations, nuances of meaning, good usage…)
In addition: conjugation of every French verb, in every tense and mood.
Quick and accessible at any moment, you can install the application on your iPhone or iPod Touch, even without an internet connection.
Larousse Mobile, a whole library in your pocket!
Attention: this title is a monolingual dictionary, being in French exclusively.
Please note: this dictionary is a specialist language dictionary and does not include proper nouns.

Pros and cons of Dictionnaire de français app for iPhone and iPad

Dictionnaire de français app good for

There seems to be problems in playing sound on the iPad Pro Ole Frank
Dictionary is very useful and the quotations section is a nice bonus. One thing I did not like is that there are no cross references so if you see a word you do not know you cannot just click on it to go to its definition.Pronunciation information is also missing.
They corrected the audio button problem and we can finally listen to words prononciation! Very Good!
This is a great French dictionary. I love that it has audio and bookmarks. Highly recommended! PS: Thanks for fixing the audio issue!
After upgrading to ios6 this application remained locked in landscape mode. I have deleted and reloaded with no remedy. If it werent for this annoying inconvenience, this app. could be qualified as the best french dictionary available on ipad. The developer is expected to urgently interfere and correct the problem.
good level dictionary complete with typical expressions and verbs

Some bad moments

Decent content, but poor user interface, and not yet updated to iOS 7 (let alone 8)
This is why I dont pay for apps. I bought this mainly for the conjugation feature, and it doesnt work (Im running OS 3.0 on an iPod Touch). The app crashes every time I try to conjugate a verb.
One of the most important things I was looking for was the pronunciation but I cant hear it, unfortunately it doesnt work on my iPhone 6. Can you guys fix it???
Overall a very nice app, but it has some fatal problems. 1. When the system language is set to anything other than French, "conjugaison" function does not work at all. The app always crashes when the button is tapped. 2. When the system language is not French, the explanations in the start-up screen becomes empty. 3. When the system language is not French, the buttons to switch the functions are unnecessarily translated into English. Who want them in English when this is a "Dictionnaire de français"? 4. There is no function to change the font size. Although the overall layout is beautiful and clear, the font appears too small to read longer texts. For an app costing €5, these issues are rather embarrassing. Developers, please fix them as soon as possible.
This is a good app with valuable content. However, it needs improvements. Please automatically clear out the current word and focus the text field when I touch Search in navigation bar. I find myself repeatedly deleting current word in order to look up new word.
Echo what everybody else has said. Poor UI and no Siri integration!!! Harper Collins has it and for free. Having voice recognition would help my kids tremendously since French is a second language for them.