Ultra Slavonic

Thanks for the link to you seminar site! Might be useful for me. As for suggestions, I would add http://dictionary.cambridge.org to reference resourses. It's a British dictionary, but they also have a separate American English dictionary, and it's aimed at learners, not native speakers, so all the definitions are really easy to understand. Sometimes they overdo it a little, though; my favourite entry:

mammoth
- a type of large hairy elephant with tusks which no longer exists
:)))

A big drawback of this site is that you cannot search for a combination of words (whatever you type into the search slot, it just looks for the first word). At least I couldn't find a way to do it. So if you need "look down on" or, say, "talk the hind legs off a donkey", you can only search for "look", or "down", or "talk", or "legs", or "donkey" and so on, and you get a list of all expressions that contain the word... It's fine with "donkey", but with "look" you'll have trouble finding the right entry. Well, the site's good in all other respects.

http://www.wordreference.com provides English definitions from the Collins English dictionary (I think) along with a French, Spanish, and Italian dictionary. It's good but it's more like a normal dictionary for native speakers, not for learners.

Thanks, Оля! I'll add these to the page. If you think of any more, you can add them yourself by clicking "Edit Page".