What dictionaries do British and Americans generally use to look up words they don't know?

British students' dictionaries1) Oxford Ad2vanced Learner's Dictionary of Current English (OALD for short. 2) Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English (LDCE for short); 3) Collins Dictionary of Contemporary English (LDCE for short); 4) Collins Dictionary of English (LDCE for short); 5) Collins Dictionary of English (LDCE for short). LongmanDictionaryofContemporaryEnglish,abbreviatedasLDCE;3)CollinsCOBUILDEnglishLanguageDictionary,abbreviatedasCCELD;4)CambridgeInternationalDictionaryofEnglish(CambridgeInternationalDictionaryofEnglish,abbreviatedas CCELD). CambridgeInternationalDictionaryofEnglish,CIDEfor short);5)MacmillanEnglishDictionaryforAdvancedLearners,MEDfor short)AmericanUniversityDictionary:1) Webster's New Collegiate Dictionary (Webster's New CollegiateDictionary, referred to as WNCD) 2) The American Heritage Dictionary (TheAmericanHeritageDic2tionary, referred to as AHD); 3) Webster's New World Dictionary of American English (Webster's New World Dictionary of American English). Webster'sNewWorldDictionaryofAmericanEnglish,referredtoasWN2WD);4)TheRandomHouseWebster'sCollegeDictionary(TheRandomHouseWebster's sCollegeDictionary, referred to as RHWCD); 5) Funk and Wagnalls Standard Desk Dictionary (FunkandWagnallsStandardDeskDictionary, referred to as FWS2DD)

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