Christine Arthur Books

Bilingual visual dictionary

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Newly revised and updated, the Spanish-English Bilingual Visual Dictionary is a quick and intuitive way to learn and recall everyday words in Spanish. The Spanish-English Bilingual Visual Dictionar...

Bilingual visual dictionary

By Ana Bremon, Christine Arthur, Jane Wightwick

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Labeled drawings provide a wide range of everyday terms from the telephone to human anatomy in English and French.

Bilingual visual dictionary

By Christine Arthur

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Organized by such common subject categories as home, health, and work, a colorful, illustrated bilingual dictionary covers more than six thousand words and phrases.

Japanese English visual bilingual dictionary

By Christine Arthur

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Covering over six thousand words and phrases, uses full color photographs and artworks to display and label all the elements of everyday life from the home and office to sports, music, and nature.

Visuelles Worterbuch Englisch Deutsch

By Christine Arthur

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Bilingual visual dictionary

By Christine Arthur

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Emergency French

By Christine Arthur

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Emergency French

By Christine Arthur, Mahmoud Gaafar, Jane Wightwick

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