A dictionary is a book or electronic resource which lists the words of a language in alphabetical order and gives their meaning,
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Old English, the variety of English spoken prior to 1100 A.D., was translated into Old English in the oldest known dictionaries of the language.
Shakespeare wrote a large portion of his work before the invention of the monolingual dictionary, which includes English words and provides definitions in English. These dictionaries only defined difficult words for the first hundred years or so.
Dictionary growth and the inclusion of the majority of definitions for even common words didn't occur until the 18th century. The majority of dictionary characteristics, including pronunciations, etymologies, and parts of speech, initially appeared during that century. English dictionaries started making an effort to include the entire language in the nineteenth century.
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Based on the excerpt, Suzuki most likely believes that adults should behave more maturely than children. They should behave more maturely than they did in kindergarten, the same way they expect young children to.
