Franklin Dictionnaire FQS-1870 - Manual (Page 28)

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✓ Understanding Translations
Entries may consist of headwords, parts of
speech, the translation, and/or definitions.
Other forms of the word may follow the
headword. After the translation or definition,
you may see a list of usage examples.
✓
Explanation of Genders
French nouns are different from English
nouns in that they must either be masculine
or feminine. Each definition of a noun
indicates which gender it is with
M
or
F
.
✓
Choosing Multiple Forms
Some words in this dictionary have more than
one form (e.g. résume, résumé). When the
word you are looking up has multiple forms,
the different forms appear in a list.
Simply highlight the form you want and press
ENTRER to see its entry. For example, select
Harrap’s Shorter Fr-Eng from the Books
menu, then type resume at the word entry
screen.