Translation in Context

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Translation in Context

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Lizarder.com is a context dictionary, our database contains hundreds of millions of phrases. For each translation, we have examples of many sentences. The phrases are taken from millions of texts previously translated from multilingual websites, dialogues(subtitles of film), and also from official documents.
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What is Lizarder?

Lizarder is a context dictionary. Instead of a single translation, it shows how a word or phrase is used in real sentences, with examples from texts that were already translated, subtitles and official documents.

How to use Lizarder

  1. Choose the language you are translating from and the language you want.
  2. Type a word or a short phrase in the search box.
  3. Read the dictionary entry, then the example sentences to see how the word is really used.

Frequently asked questions

Which languages are covered?

Lizarder covers more than 40 languages and more than 1500 language pairs, for example English, French, Spanish, German, Arabic, Hindi, Chinese and Japanese.

Is Lizarder free?

Yes. Searching for words and phrases on Lizarder is free.

Where do the example sentences come from?

Examples come from texts that were previously translated, from film and video subtitles, and from official documents. External sources are not reviewed by Lizarder.