The document describes the contents and features of an English-Japanese dictionary, including its lexicon, sentences, and kanji sections. The lexicon provides English-Japanese and Japanese-English translations for vocabulary and expressions. The sentences section includes example sentences in both languages. The kanji section allows searching by radicals and includes over 13,000 kanji characters without requiring the user to identify every radical. It also provides extensive entries, sentences, names and kanji.

2. CONTENTS OF THE DICTIONARY
Lexicon
Sentences
Kanji

3. LEXICON
 English interface
 Jap-to-Eng and Eng-to-Jap translations
 Translated vocabulary/expressions instead of definitions

4. LEXICON
 Searching can be carried out in kana, rômaji or kanji
 Locates the base form of inflected words
 Notes on usage:
 Common or rare
 Meaning restricted to specific contexts
 Register or dialect

5. LEXICON

6. SENTENCES
 Jap-Eng/Eng-Jap bilingual sentences
 Not always perfectly accurate

7. KANJI
 Search by radicals
 Example: 言
説 獄 話 罰
 No need to identify every radical

8. KANJI

9. KANJI

10. KANJI

11. KANJI

12. KANJI

13. KANJI

14. KANJI

15. KANJI

16. KANJI

17. KANJI

18. EXTENT OF THE CONTENTS
110,000 up-to-date entries for general terms
12,000 on computing and communications
14,000 entries relating to engineering and science
720,000 Japanese names
160,000 bilingual example sentences
13,039 kanji

19. CONCLUSION
 Offers varied functions
 Recommendable tool for non-native Japanese
students
 Useful to train kanji memorizing skills
 Effectively combines data from different sources
into a single dictionary