User manual SHARP PW-E310

[. . . ] Die für das Deutsche verwendeten Zeichen der Lautschrift / Phonetic symbols used in transcriptions of German words Die für das Englische verwendeten Zeichen der Lautschrift / Phonetic symbols used in transcriptions of English words A: A ~ & & ~ aI aU b d dZ e eI e@ @U @ 3: f bah ensemble fat lingerie fine now bat dog jam met fate fairy goat ago fur fat ba: A"sambl ~~ f&t "l &Z@rI ~ faIn naU b&t dQg dZ&m met feIt "fe@rI g@Ut @"g@U f3:(r) f&t g h I I@ i: j k l m n N Q O: ~ O OI p good hat bit, lately nearly meet yet kit lot mat not sing got paw fait accompli boil pet gUd h&t bIt, "leItlI "nI@lI mi:t jet kIt lQt m&t nQt sIN gQt pO: feIt &"k~ pli: O bOIl pet r s S t tS T D u: U U@ V v w x z Z rat sip ship tip chin thin the boot book tourist dug van win loch zip vision r&t sIp SIp tIp tSIn TIn D@ bu:t bUk "tU@rIst dVg v&n wIn lQx zIp "viZn Im Wörterverzeichnis verwendete deutsche Abkürzungen / German abbreviations used in this Dictionary Im Wörterverzeichnis verwendete englische Abkürzungen / English abbreviations used in this Dictionary British, Britain Canadian, Canada Chemistry Cinematography colloquial collective combination Commerce, Commercial Communication Research comparative conditional conjunction Construction construed contracted form definite Dentistry derogatory dialect Diplomacy Dressmaking Ecclesiastical Ecology Economics Education Electricity elliptical emphatic especially Ethnology Ethology euphemistic exclamation, exclamatory expressing Phonetics Photography phrase(s) Physics Physiology plural poetical Politics possessive postpositive past participle predicative prefix Prehistory preposition present present participle proper noun pronoun Prosody proverbial Psychology past tense Railways Roman Catholic Church reflexive relative Religion Research Rhetoric rhetorical South African, South Africa somebody School Science Scottish, Scotland Shipbuilding singular slang Sociology Social Services Soil Science Stock Exchange something subordinate suffix superlative Surveying symbol technical Telephony Television Theology University usually auxiliary verb Veterinary Medicine intransitive verb vocative reflexive verb transitive verb transitive and intransitive verb West Indian, West Indies Woodwork Zoology Great Clarendon Street, Oxford ox2 6dp Oxford University Press is a department of the University of Oxford. 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[. . . ] ` ' and/or ` ' may appear on the left side of the screen, indicating that more information can be browsed by scrolling up/down the view. 1) Press } once to scroll down one text row. Press the z key to shift the character size to be displayed. Press z again to toggle back the displayed characters to 12 dot-base. ` ' and/or ` ' may appear on the left side of the screen, indicating that more information can be browsed by scrolling up/down the view. The character size setting will be retained until the next time z is pressed. The z key is functional in the following views: · The list view, detail view or filter search view of each Dictionary · Other useful keys F b : Restores the previous view : Shows the input screen of each Dictionary or the initial display of a function The history of up to 30 items in each dictionary is automatically stored, and can be recalled easily by selecting the word in the history list. ^ l : Shows the list view starting from the previously displayed header The Quick View function suppresses some examples and additional information, and lists out the main sections and senses from each detail view entry. Use this function to browse quickly through the summary of an entry. This indicates that a note can be selected to view extra information (Tables, usage guidance, etc. If more than one icon is visible, then the topmost icon will be selected, so use the } { ] [ keys to select the desired icon if necessary, then press e to view the contents. The first push of the f key closes the contents view, then the second deselects the icon. While the relevant sense or section is on the screen, select the desired item by the index number. The symbol ` ' in front of `architect' means that the word has a `VERWEIS' (Note). Use the > key or } key to scroll down the view so that a VERWEIS icon will be visible. The key sound (a short audible beep when a key is pressed) can be set to on or off. Press m, 5, then 1, to toggle the key sound on or off. This product automatically turns its power off to save the battery. Use the {, }, [ and ] keys to place the check mark on the desired duration, then press e. To adjust the LCD contrast, use the [ (Lighter) key or ] (Darker) key, then press e to return to the main menu. Methods of inputting characters are described in this section. The copyright information of each dictionary can be browsed. [. . . ] The battery packaged with this product may be partially exhausted during the shipment and/or storage period, and may need to be replaced sooner than expected. Set the battery replacement switch located on the bottom of the unit to the `REPLACE BATTERY' position. Remove the used battery and insert the one new battery. Open the unit and press o to turn the power on. [. . . ]