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Recently, I’ve been looking for a chemical engineering English dictionary that isn’t too expensive, but I haven’t been able to find one that suits my needs. Could anyone with experience give me some advice? Thank you! ! This post was last edited by mirach on 2009-3-6 23:26.]
Take a look at the content on the link below to see if it’s suitable for you: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=292506&highlight=%BB%AF%B9%A4%D3%A2%D3%EF%B4%CA%B5%E4
\"New Century Chinese-English Science and Technology Dictionary\"
I also want to find a paper version, the latest edition. I downloaded it in the new century, but I found it not enough~~
I don’t think these dictionaries compiled domestically are interesting at all. It’s best to find more professional foreign language drawings and construction documents to consult; if you don’t understand something, look it up online. In this way, you will learn many chemical terms used by foreigners, which are the authentic ones.
I have been using the \"English-Chinese Petroleum and Chemical Engineering Dictionary\" and the \"Chinese-English Petroleum and Chemical Engineering Dictionary\", and I find them quite good; I would recommend them.
Illustrated Dictionary of Chemical Engineering Processes and Equipment in English-Chinese and Chinese-English
Go find an electronic dictionary called Langdao 5.0; it’s quite useful.
The Landau and the New Comprehensive Dictionary of Medicine – I think these two are good
My English-Chinese vocabulary for chemistry and chemical engineering, published by Chemical Industry Press, contains a large number of entries; its price is 99, but it is usually discounted by 25%. I find it satisfactory, so I’d like to recommend it.