Oxford Dictionary

I doubt that people still buy dictionaries. I even have an Arabic dictionary. We bought when we visited Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia.

Nobody will want them. We have at least two dictionaries out in the garage with all the rest of my physical library.

Dictionary is a very sensitive issue to me, because my father had a range of dictionaries in our library. It included dictionaries like Oxford, Chambers, Longman, etc. We had Latin-English dictionary as well. And how can I forgot to mention Roger's Thesaurus - the original copy? We talked about this subject just a couple of days in our house. And we were thinking like donating those dictionaries in our local library here. Because literally the dictionary are lying in a pile of dust and languishing. So we thought instead of anyone in our house using it, we can at least donate them. So the potential students might be able to refer to them.

@allknowing So many types of reference books have been rendered obsolete by the internet and it’s a great pity. Dictionaries and atlases etc used to be revered.

Although everything is available online at our fingertips, students still find dictionaries beneficial.

I have it but now no one uses dictionary as we got lot of online apps to search? I was learning Spanish but for the job sake I moved out so left it behind?