AUTREMENT SUR LES DICTIONNAIRES.

On sight of the constant and rapid multiplication of the dictionaries, we necessarily ask: what's the good of that? Could one forget an elementary and basic common saying: Not many, but much? Well, in this study, you will find an original approach, for the sole purpose of coming out of the gutter, as one say, out of the routine and of the stagnation in which revel the publishing houses, by editing one in the row without bringing anything new to the users, but simply profiting the user's necessity to have a dictionary on his/her table, whether it is in relation to pupils or students, to translators or other intellectuals, open to the world and to the foreign languages. At the end of this demonstration, one could realize that one must undertake to do something, otherwise the living languages will change into dead languages... [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]