The University of Chicago Spanish dictionary : Spanish-English・English-Spanish Universidad de Chicago diccionario español-inglés, inglés-español
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The University of Chicago Spanish dictionary : Spanish-English・English-Spanish = Universidad de Chicago diccionario español-inglés, inglés-español
University of Chicago Press, 2002
5th ed. / editor in chief, David Pharies ; associate editor, Maŕia Irene Moyna ; assistant editor, Gary K. Baker ; editorial assistant, Erica Fischer Dorantes
- : colth
- : pbk
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