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11th edition (completely revised, enlarged, brought up to date, and reset). — New York: E.P. Dutton & Co. Inc., 1956. — 594 p. Contains 58,000 words in international phonetic transcription. Introduction: Object of this Book The Pronunciation Utility of this Book in Practical Linguistic Teaching The Phonetic Transcription Explanations: How to read the Entries Meaning of [] Rare Pronunciations Meaning of Italic Letters Meaning of (:) Meaning of (') Combinations of Variant Forms Variant Spellings Proper Names Identical with Ordinary Words Proper Names pronounced Differently but spelt the Same Words grouped under Head-words Stress of Derived Words Variations of Stress Abbreviated Spellings Linking «r» and Intrusive «r» Meaning of * Incomplete Plosive Consonants Syllabic Consonants Syllable Separation, Use of the Hyphen Disyllabic «i-3», «u-a», etc. Strong and Weak Forms Variant Pronunciations of the Unstressed Terminations, -less, -ness, etc. Other Variants of Sound-distribution occurring in RP but not as a rule noted in this Dictionary Values of the Phonetic Symbols Abbreviations Key-words for English Phonetic Symbols Number of Words Recorded in the Dictionary Some Useful Books for

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Author

Jones Daniel.

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nonfiction

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Language Learning, Language