I just soft-launched my dictionary app at slovarish.com. I have seen everything there is out there as far as Russian dictionaries on the web and iOS and I wanted to build something that would make looking up Russian words less painful. Please check it out when you get a chance!

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/russian-dictionary-wiki-word/id1195607296

Hands down without doubt best dictionary I ever downloaded or used for Russian, I even got the lifetime subscription I was so happy with it

Yes, there isn't really anything great on the App Store. Wiki Word, which is the most well-made app out of what exists, is essentially just a wrapper around Russian Wiktionary.

I've been working on my own dictionary dataset and app for the past 10 months or so, and I'll be doing a soft launch soon. It's a Progressive Web App, so it will be a web app that is installable to your home screen (and usable without the Safari toolbar on the screen). Let me know if you want to know when it drops.

Haven't found anything better than WordWeb. Works offline and has zero ads and is as minimal as an app can be. If yiu're looking for a FOSS alternative, you can try Aard 2 (available on fdroid).

Dictionary.com premium

I use this. Doesn’t have ads.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=livio.pack.lang.en_US

You should try OED-Premium. It is an offline dictionary after you download it on play store you are now good to go. Here's the link

Few years back I was using Oxford dictionary, it was good, no ads.

IDK if it's still good, maybe you can give it a try?

Wordweb for the rare times I don't have an internet connection. Usually I just Google the words.

I use these two:

Widely accepted American dictionary: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.merriamwebster.premium

More comprehensive & British: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mobisystems.msdict.embedded.wireless.oxford.dictionaryofenglish.full

Both have audio pronunciation.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/dev?id=7909003501452794484 Livio. Several languages. Offline. Noads.

Dictionary.com app both offline and online options are available in pro version.

I also find Youglish very good, although it's not a dictionary.

I use dictionary.com and urban dictionary for slang.

thefreedictionary.com just use the web page, good enough

I love Merriam Webster. Also, their Twitter account sends clever and relevant tweets...

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/ ?

LEO is the best in my experience. Good translations for single words/very short phrases.

I have linguee from deepl on my phone

Give dict.cc a shot. I always find good translations for the German words.

I use Pons

Langenscheidt has a free app. It's really good.

WordReference, which also includes an excellent forum and the Collins dictionary

No one has mentioned UrbanDictionary. It's not the best for the beginner, but very useful to look up slang or memes, which you wouldn't find in a regular dictionary.

I tend to use Wiktionary, but they don't have an app unfortunately.

It supports many languages. Buy it has many Ads which sucks.

Have you tried Cambridge Learner’s dictionary? It’s good

dict.cc and Verben for me

I use PONS often, because it gives you multiple definitions, example sentences, a quick overview of the grammatical information you may need and also in my case it also includes a German<->Greek dictionary which sometimes help me understand the meaning better or allows me to find a word in German that I also lack in English.

LEO.org

For phrases in context: https://www.linguee.de/

LEO has saved my life more times than I can count. It gives you several possible meanings of words, and has both a website and an app

DeepL is really good for translating large chunks of text. Far better than google translate I've found.

Hard copy. Software dictionaries do not measure up any more.

Which app do you use to read these books?

hard click the word

I personally macOS's dictionary app and Easydict as the translator.

yeah wondering

After having paid for many features, the dictionary app has been a disappointment.

You might want to check out this dictionary: https://www.reddit.com/r/Pickvocab/ (I'm the creator, by the way).

You can look up any word or phrase and save them to your word list. Later, you can review them with various exercises like multiple-choice or fill-in-the-blank.

Hands down the worst move by Dictionary.com. I want my word lists back! They’re a few years’ worth of work!

I was really disappointed when I realized they had bizarrely removed that feature. No excuse.

I am using newsyword app as dictionary though it’s more than that.