VDict - Vietnamese Dictionary is a completely free and extremely handy dictionary application that helps users who do not need to carry heavy and cumbersome dictionaries with them at all times. This application can be used with an Internet connection or can be used offline anywhere.
Currently this application has two support versions for the two most popular mobile operating systems, iOS and Android. But if you do not own a mobile device with such an operating system, you can use the online version or try installing VDict - Vietnamese Dictionary on your computer to use.
Any Android emulator available on the market today can be used to install VDict online dictionary application. Depending on your preferences and needs, you can choose an appropriate tool, in this article, the writer chooses to emulate Nox App Player .
Step 1 : You start the Android emulator on your computer (of course, you must install Nox App Player first), select the left mouse button on the Play Store icon .
Step 2: Enter the keyword " Vdict " in the search box and press Enter to execute the command.
Step 3 : Wait for the results to appear, select the application you are looking for and left click on it to proceed with the installation.
Select the application to install
Step 4 : Left click on Install to proceed with the installation.
Step 5 : A small message appears, asking the user to grant the application access to some programs on the machine, select Accept to agree.
Wait for the installation process to complete, select Open to open the application.
Wait for the installation to finish and select Open to run the application
Step 6 : The first interface of the Vdict application appears as below. You can enter any word into the Enter keyword box and then click the magnifying glass icon to translate it into another language.
Click on the language in the upper right corner of the screen to change the translation mode.
It is an online dictionary application on mobile which is very popular today and you can download and install it on your computer via Android emulators to use.
I wish you successful implementation!
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