Using The New Oxford Thesaurus Of English; Looking Up A Word By Filter Search - Sharp PW-E310 Bedienungsanleitung

Using the New Oxford
Thesaurus of English
Input a word in this Thesaurus to find its synonyms, as well as antonyms and other
related terms in the detail view.

Looking up a word by Filter search

Find a set of related words by inputting the spelling of a given word.
<Example>
Find a set of alternative words for 'make'.
1. Press t to open the New Oxford
Thesaurus of English .
The spelling input screen of the
Thesaurus appears.
2. Input 'make'.
As you type, options are narrowed. If
the desired word is found, then you do
not need to type any more letters.
3. While ' ' appears on the left of 'make',
press e. The detail view of the
word 'make' appears.
• To browse contents on the next/
previous page, press } { or >
<. You may also find the Quick
View function useful.
• To search for a word in the detail view, use the Super Jump function.
• Press f to return to the previous screen.
• Press ^ l to list the headwords in the New Oxford Thesaurus of
English .
• To search for a different word, simply begin inputting a new word, or press
b or t to go to the input screen of the New Oxford Thesaurus of
English .
If there is no match found
The same view / message appears as for Duden-Oxford – Großwörterbuch
Englisch (Englisch-Deutsch) . See page E-15 for details.
Note about entering characters
While entering characters, exclude characters such as spaces, hyphens,
apostrophes, slashes, and periods. See page E-13 for details.
Note:
• Up to 24 characters can be entered in the input field. When searching words
containing 25 characters or more, narrow down the search to select the words
from the list manually.
Browsing Notes
When the icons appear in the detail view, a note can be selected and
browsed. For details, refer to page E-11.
Note:
• Where an entry includes a link to a usage note or table of related items, an
asterisk ( ) is displayed at the top of the entry.
• In many cases, the icon only appears at the bottom of an entry, but
contains important information about usage of the headword as a whole. If
unsure about usage, scroll down to the bottom of the entry to access any
relevant notes.
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