CB Slang Dictionary

CB Slang Dictionary is the distinctive anti-language, argot or cant which developed amongst users of citizens' band radio (CB), especially truck drivers in the USA during the 1980s. It is predominantly masculine and outlaw in nature but its frequent reference to bears gives it a fairytale quality.

https://www.cbslang.com/dictionary/

Installation

Download and install the required and recommended software / apps for using MDict dictionary format (.mdx / .mdd) dictionary data.

• Windows

  Download MDict (Free)

  Download GoldenDict (Free) (Recommended)

  YouTube: How to install and use MDX is GoldenDict??

• Linux

  Download GoldenDict from GitHub

• MacOS

  Download GoldenDict (Free)

• iOS (iPhone / iPad)

  Download Mdict (Paid Version)

  Download Mdict (Free Version)

  YouTube: How to do Live Translation on MDict?

• Android

  Downalod DictTango (Free) (Recommended)

  Downalod Mdict (Free)

  Download BlueDict (Free but its full version needs to be purchased)

Dictionary Files

Each dictionary might have one, two or more files which should include a MDX, a MDD (might not included), a CSS and finally an icon for the dictionary.

Note:

• .MDX, .MDD and the icon (.png, .jpg, .gif, etc.) should have the same name.

• CSS file SHOULD NOT be renamed

Download MDX

Download MDD (N/A)

Download CSS

Download Dictionary Icon

Usage Instructions

How to transfer dictionary files into your device?

Mobile users:

iOS (iPhone / iPad ) users can use “File sharing” function of iTunes to transfer files into devices.

Android users should put dictionary files into /mnt/sdcard/mdict/doc directory, or assign the path in “Preference->extra dictionary path”.

Windows & MacOS Users:

MDict (ONLY Windows) users need to follow below rules:

1. Unzip the package.
2. Open MDict.exe
3. On top menu select Library/Library Manager
4. Select Import Library and browse to the downloaded folder.
5. Click OK.

GoldenDict users need to follow below rules:

1. Unzip the package.
2. Open GlodenDict.exe
3. On top menu select Edit/Dictionaries
4. On Sources tab, click Add button and browse to the downloaded folder and click Select Folder and tick the checkbox beside the downloaded folder location.
5. click on Apply, then OK.

Contact me

I hope you like this dictionary. Feel free to reach out if you have questions or if you want to contribute in any way:

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• E-mail: dolanskurd@mail.com