French-English
Collins Pro Dictionary
- OS 3.0+
- 22 MB Free disk space
- 256 MB RAM
- OS X 10.4+
- 30 MB Free Disk Space
- 400 Mhz Pentium (compatible) processor
- 96 MB RAM
- 30 MB Free Disk Space
- MS .NET 3.5 SP1
- Windows XP SP3, Vista, Windows 7
iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad
Our top-selling Collins French-English Dictionary for iOS provides much more than word-to-word translation. It includes powerful features that help you get more out of your dictionary, as well as contextual translations that help you understand language in use.
- Conjugations are included for thousands of French and English verbs.
- Tap on any verb to view all standard tenses and forms.
- Search results appear as you type, and they become more precise as you continue.
- Related words, similar spellings, and more are suggested with each search.
- Translate numbers into French and English text.
- History view provides quick access to recent look-ups.
All of this is available on your iPhone or iPad with no internet connection required. And because it’s a universal app, you can load it onto all of your iOS devices without needing to make multiple purchases.
Mac
The Collins French-English dictionary for Mac includes all the reference tools you need for language learning. Keep Ultralingua on hand while you’re writing, reading, memorizing vocabulary, and studying English and French grammar and you’ll always find the word you need.
Search results in the dictionary, verb book, and number tool are displayed instantly and are narrowed as you type, so you don’t need to know precise spelling to find what you are looking for. When you find a word you want to remember, you can send it to your flashcard deck to customize and review later. The entire app is offline, so your flashcards, dictionary, verb conjugations, grammar guide, and more are always available whether or not you have an internet connection.
French and English language learners need to master plenty of grammar and usage rules, and keeping track of them all can be a challenge. Grammar guides are built into Ultralingua dictionaries for Mac so information is only a click away.
Download the 10-day free trial to get temporary access to thousands of verb conjugations, translations, the flashcard builder, and more.
Windows
When you are serious about language, you need reference tools that do it all. With the Collins French-English dictionary for Windows, you’ll find contextual translations and examples of use that can help you choose the right translation every time.
You’ll also get our powerful verb conjugation tool which includes conjugations of French and English regular and irregular verbs. You’ll always find the right word, and Ultralingua dictionaries don’t stop there.
Use the built-in flashcard tool to memorize vocabulary lists and verb forms. You can create custom flashcard decks, sort and review them as needed, and delete them when you’re done. Let the software challenge you by displaying them in random order, or choose the view you prefer.
The customizable hotkey allows you to search for words in many programs, including email, browsers, PDF files, documents, and more easily. And like our verb conjugator and number translator, the hotkey feature also can be used on or offline - anytime, anywhere.
Try the entire dictionary and all of its features completely free of charge for 10 days.
About the Dictionary
No matter which version of our Collins French-English dictionary software you choose, you’ll have access to the same renowned dictionary data from HarperCollins and verb data from Ultralingua. This Collins French-English dictionary includes reliable features and content:
- 45,000 entries with 80,000 translations
- IPA pronunciation for many words
- Parts of speech
- French noun genders
- Example phrases, idioms, and expressions
- Geographic vocabulary and other proper nouns
- Hundreds of grammar and usage explanation notes
This dictionary data is licensed from and maintained by HarperCollins. Verb conjugations, provided by Ultralingua, are available for thousands of regular and irregular French and English verbs. French verbs are conjugated into fifteen standard tenses, and English into twelve. You’ll always find the conjugation you need.
