Reverso

Reverso is a versatile vocabulary creator that allows cross-device synchronization and complex translations, with support for 14 different languages.

Reverso is a full-fledged language learning tool that goes beyond a simple dictionary by managing to provide users with native text pronunciations in different voice tones, contextual translations, word synonyms and context switches for rephrasing original translations, as well as cross-device history search synchronizations.

This online service allows users to create a free account, install the desktop application for Windows, or its mobile counterparts (for iOS or Android). Last but not least, you can make use of Reverso's translation features by using the Chrome/Firefox add-ons.

As a result, all of these instruments can be used with the same account, an option that allows you to synchronize your searches, translations, and favorite phrases into a single account, making the same learning material available on different platforms and/or devices.

This desktop translator for Windows is an awesome application. The tool will integrate well with your system, and will run in the background quietly and seamlessly. You can set up the keystrokes needed for instant in-app translation, as well as use Reverso for translations in any email desktop client you have.

At the time, you can switch between dark and light themes, open up the document translation upload window — for PDF, Word, Excel, PPT, etc. — (available in the web app Reverso only), access the rephrase-and-synonym-looking-up functionality, and use your favorite voice settings options (e.g., female or male, including some accent changes for English and French).

When configuring the text pronunciation methods, you can speed up or slow down the reading speed. For inappropriate words, you can set up Reverso to hide or display them, depending on your personal choice.

In conclusion to everything that has been said about it, Reverso, as a service, is an optimal solution for language learners who always want to keep their progress and search history available to themselves (on desktop, mobile, or in-browser searches).