Good online spanish dictionaries

[dryh2o]

At my school I used http://wordreference.com/ for a spanish and english dictionary. It is pretty helpful because it also has the conjugations of verbs on it. Does anyone else have an online dictionary that they prefer to use?

[Joseph]

The best dictionary I've found is the Real Academia Española: http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/ (also, it's free). Aside from that, I'm fond of www.diccionarios.com, especially for translation resources (though, this one requires a subscription). However, I think that both are very good and I highly recommend them.

Sometimes I look at wordreference.com, but I prefer the systematic aspect of the dictionaries noted above.

Saludos,
Joseph

[nohablo]

I love WordReference.com, primarily because in addition to the definitions, it provides links to numerous discussions about those words and phrases in the WordReference.com forums. That's by far the part I use and value most. The discussions give me a much better sense of just how and where a word or phrase is used (and not used). WordReference.com is probably my favorite reference site for Spanish.

[mariposa]

I use http://dict.leo.org - useful for all German native speakers