The phrase identifies a specific resource sought after: a visual vocabulary learning tool published by Oxford University Press, accessible at no cost in a portable document format. The request suggests a desire to obtain a digital version of this dictionary without incurring charges. This type of dictionary uses illustrations to define words, often targeting English language learners.
Such dictionaries can be valuable for vocabulary acquisition, particularly for visual learners. Their use potentially fosters a stronger understanding and retention of new words through the association of images with their meanings. Historically, picture dictionaries have served as fundamental educational resources, providing a basic introduction to language concepts for both children and adults, particularly those learning a new language.
