The Portuguese-Chinese dictionary compiled by Portuguese publisher Porto Editora, available previously only in print, is now accessible online, Xinhua reports.

The Chinese state-run news agency says the online version is at www.infopedia.com.

The report says the dictionary has about 25,500 entries and 36,500 translations.

Porto Editora now has online versions of its Portuguese-Chinese, Portuguese-English, Portuguese-French, Portuguese-Spanish, Portuguese-German, Portuguese-Italian and Portuguese-Dutch dictionaries, Xinhua says.