German−English dictionary

German−English dictionary

Details about German−English dictionary

  • Released
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  • iOS Version
  • Age Rating
  • Size
  • Devices
  • Languages
  • September 11, 2014
  • September 28, 2024
  • 14.0+
  • 4+
  • 36.14MB
  • iPhone, iPad, iPod
  • English
    Russian

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Version History of German−English dictionary

4.0

January 27, 2023

New design

2.3

February 3, 2015

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. - Sync personal dictionary - User Guide - A new algorithm for learning words - Listen to the words in the vocabulary trainer - Button to go back to the previous word - Button quickly add words to personal dictionary

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1.0

September 11, 2014

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Description of German−English dictionary

Simple, fast, convenient German - English and English - German dictionary. The Dictionary is OFFLINE and does not require an Internet connection. The dictionary contains the vocabulary trainer. This is an easy way to learn new words. This dictionary offers a lot of additional possibilities, among them are: - Instant start - Instant search - Translator (online) - Word trainer - Listen to the pronunciation of the words - Automatic language detection - Adding words to your personal dictionary - Search history - Offline (no internet connection required)
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German−English dictionary: FAQ

Is German−English dictionary iPad-compatible?

Yes, German−English dictionary works on iPad devices.

Who is responsible for the creation of the German−English dictionary app?

The German−English dictionary app was launched by Ilya Mukhortov.

What is the minimum iOS version to run German−English dictionary?

Your iOS device must have at least iOS 14.0 installed to use the app.

What is the overall app rating of German−English dictionary?

There are no ratings available for German−English dictionary at the moment.

What is the primary genre of the German−English dictionary app?

The Primary Genre Of The German−english Dictionary App Is Education.

What’s the current version of the German−English dictionary app?

The current version of German−English dictionary is 4.0.

When was the most recent German−English dictionary update released?

The latest German−English dictionary update was rolled out on September 28, 2024.

When did the app first launch?

The German−English dictionary app launched on February 5, 2023.

What is the content advisory rating of the German−English dictionary app?

The German−English dictionary app contains no objectionable material and is suitable for children aged Ilya Mukhortov.

What languages does German−English dictionary support?

You can use the German−English dictionary app in English, Russian.

Is German−English dictionary part of the Apple Arcade gaming experience?

No, German−English dictionary is not on Apple Arcade.

Is German−English dictionary integrated with in-app purchases?

No, German−English dictionary does not integrate in-app purchases for users.

Does German−English dictionary support Apple Vision Pro compatibility?

No, German−English dictionary does not support compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.

Does German−English dictionary include ads as part of its experience?

Yes, German−English dictionary includes ads as part of its experience.

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  • Not very accurate

    Native German speaker trying to find a good German app for my kids. This is not it. Just looked at a few of the phrases and found a mistake, or rather a phrase you wouldn't say like that in German. "A pair of underpants" in German would not be translated as "ein paar unterhosen". Unterhosen would be capitalized for one. It also technically means several pairs of underpants since pants in German are just singular, never "a pair of pants". Seems like they just ran the phrases through a translation program rather than using a native German speaker.
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