Is it better to look up words in a dictionary or an electronic dictionary?

It's best to look up words in an electronic dictionary, which is convenient and accurate, and you can also speak.

But you should also pay attention to buying an electronic dictionary: I'll tell you something. The three authoritative dictionaries in the world are Longman Contemporary Dictionary, Oxford Advanced Dictionary and Webster's Dictionary.

Among them, Longman Contemporary is the most suitable dictionary for junior high schools and universities, with the largest vocabulary, and all the words are closest to life.

Oxford Advanced Dictionary is suitable for college students and above, such as CET-4 and CET-6. But there are many Oxford dictionaries on the market, such as advanced Oxford, refined Oxford and so on. These are not real Oxford dictionaries, as long as the Oxford Advanced Dictionary is the most formal dictionary.

Webster's dictionary is an advanced dictionary, which is suitable for postgraduate entrance examination, IELTS and TOEFL.

I think you can choose Noah's products when you buy a dictionary machine. I think it's good. I use Noah's own.