thesaurus in Spanish
thesaurus in Spanish is diccionario de sinónimos, tesoro — thesaurus means a reference book or website that groups words by meaning, so you can look up a word and find its synonyms and often its antonyms.
thesaurus in Spanish
diccionario de sinónimos
A publication that provides synonyms (and sometimes antonyms and other semantic relations) for the words of a given language.
tesoro
A publication that provides synonyms (and sometimes antonyms and other semantic relations) for the words of a given language.
What does "thesaurus" mean?
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noun A reference book or website that groups words by meaning, so you can look up a word and find its synonyms and often its antonyms.
"I keep a thesaurus open when I'm editing to avoid repeating myself."
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noun A controlled list of indexing terms and their relationships, used to catalogue and search a collection of documents.
"Articles are tagged using the library's medical subject thesaurus."
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thesaurus in a sentence
- I keep a thesaurus open when I'm editing to avoid repeating myself.
- Don't just grab the longest word the thesaurus offers.
- Articles are tagged using the library's medical subject thesaurus.
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What is "thesaurus" in Spanish?
"thesaurus" in Spanish is diccionario de sinónimos, tesoro. thesaurus means: A reference book or website that groups words by meaning, so you can look up a word and find its synonyms and often its antonyms.
How do you use "thesaurus" in a sentence?
Example: "I keep a thesaurus open when I'm editing to avoid repeating myself." In Spanish, "thesaurus" is diccionario de sinónimos, tesoro.
Are there other ways to say "thesaurus" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "thesaurus": diccionario de sinónimos, tesoro.
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