A Collocational Russian-English Dictionary of the Human Body

An interactive on-line dictionary that lists thousands of phrases for describing the appearance, movements, moods, injuries, etc. of human beings. Choose the link, below, that matches your Cyrillic screen fonts.

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    • This electronic dictionary, published by Lexicon Bridge Publishers, is a hypertext version of Slavica's 420-page 1996 edition.

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