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A Message from the Editor
You may have noticed that Cambridge Dictionaries Online has been making changes recently. More than 20,000 of you have answered surveys and told us how we could improve our site. Here's a selection of the things we've been working on:
New! 40,000 audio pronunciations
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We've added topic information to most of the dictionary entries, based on our unique SMART Thesaurus. Now, when you look up a word that's part of a topic, you'll see a group of words that are related to the word you looked up in a cloud on the right-hand side. The words in the cloud are bigger or smaller depending on how frequently they are used.
We are working hard to make the world's most popular online learner's dictionaries better than ever. More changes will be coming in the months ahead. Let us know what you think by e-mailing us at dictionary@cambridge.org.
