Russell McMahon wrote:
>>>        http://www.logos.it/
>
>> What's so fantastic about it?
>
> Range of languages.
> Auto location of target language rather than you having to nominate
> it.
> More ...
[snip]

> I think that qualifies for at least an entry level 'fantastic' rating.
[snip]

I guess it depends on what you would use it for. I'm sure it's a great 
resource for a linguist, although it couldn't find the Russian word for 
"data" (second one that came to mind, after "dog").

My primary use of a language is to communicate, so I prefer Rambler 
dictionaries (to/from German/Russian/English), and Babelfish (everything 
else):

http://www.rambler.ru/dict
http://babelfish.altavista.com

I would love to find something like Rambler's dictionary, for Spanish. Or 
perhaps better yet, a Spanish-Spanish dictionary (like dictionary.com).

If you don't mind me asking -- how many languages do you speak, Russell?

Vitaliy 

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