Wiktionary vs WordReference : Which is Better?
Wiktionary
Wiktionary is a multilingual, web-based project to create a free content dictionary of all words in all languages. Developed by Wikimedia Foundation
License: Open Source
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Wiktionary VS WordReference Feature comparision
| Feature | Wiktionary | WordReference |
|---|---|---|
| Built-in dictionary | ||
| Multiple languages | ||
| Wiki | ||
| Online translation | ||
| Built-in translation | ||
| Image to text | ||
| Support of multiple dicitonary formats | ||
| Portable | ||
| Standalone | ||
| Definitions | ||
| Forums | ||
| French | ||
| German | ||
| Alphabetical pronunciation | ||
| Google Chrome Extensions | ||
| User generated | ||
| Works Offline | ||
| CrowdSourced | ||
| Real time collaboration | ||
| Responsive design | ||
| Support for Chrome extensions | ||
| Artificial intelligence | ||
| Grammar check | ||
| Proofreading | ||
| Extensible by Plugins/Extensions |
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