1) Look at the dictionary entry for "welcome".

2) Phrases are nested in the dictionary entry for the first major word.

3) Proofs of dictionary entries have two principal forms.

4) It is individual characters that form the basis for dictionary entries.

5) Each dictionary entry is divided up into sequences of the required gram length.

6) The knowledge structures used to represent the dictionary entries are known as integrated semantic units, or ISUs.

7) Reports showing the status of given dictionary entries will, however, be available on request.

8) Gets the value of the current dictionary entry.

9) Gets the key of the current dictionary entry.

10) KeyGets the key of the current dictionary entry.

11) Figure 2 shows you a dictionary entry write with the variants scribble and wrte.

12) There's a third way to access a particular dictionary entry.

13) The Oxford English Dictionary entry for ketchup hasn't yet been updated for the third edition and has as its most recent citation an item dated 1874.

14) A dictionary entry consists of a base form and multiple optional variants.

15) A dictionary entry will describe the meaning of a word and perhaps its pronunciation and its origin.

16) The Oxford English Dictionary entry for flatter admits that its etymology is "doubtful" but suggests that flatter may be related to flat.

17) If a dictionary entry consists of multiple terms,[http:///dictionary entry.html] each individual term might be inflected.

18) Gets both the key and the value of the current dictionary entry.

19) The baseform attribute of the annotation is the base form of the matched dictionary entry, whereas the covered text shows the matching term as it occurs in the text.

20) EntryGets both the key and the value of the current dictionary entry.

21) These changing meanings and roles of queen make Ambrose Bierce’s Devil’s Dictionary entry just about right.

22) The id of the annotations shows the internal ID of the matched dictionary entry.

23) Containing both the key and the value of the current dictionary entry.

24) Usually, each of the encoded bytes are prefixed with another byte to indicate that the next byte is in fact a dictionary entry.

25) The meaning "recall" can be listed as one senses of a dictionary entry by means of text observation and sememe analysis.

26) The difference here is that the format string must identify, with each format specification, which dictionary entry will be used to provide the substitution.