Cambridge learner's dictionary english-russian

[Made_Of_Metal]

Good day, dear professionals and amateurs! Here I am, again) I have recently purchased the above mentioned dictionary, but reading and comparing it with other dictionaries (such as abby lingvo, Google translation etc) I found that it has pretty different russian translations of the words towards other dictionaries, so my question is - may I completely trust and use the translations of the dictionary in practice? May be some of you has experienced with the book? How do you treat its content? I realise the book was composed by the Cambridge publishing house and it's supposed to be of undoubtable quality, but anyway... Pls, share your priceless experience with me)

[GlebNoNePyanykh]

I found that it has pretty different russian translations

Give us a for instance.

such as abby lingvo, Google translation

abby lingvo isn't a dictionary, but a container of dictionaries.
Google translate is a translator, not a dictionary.

[Made_Of_Metal]

GlebNoNePyanykh, here it is: resurrect (verb) in cambridge - возрождать (to make something exist again that has not existed for a long time), Google translation - воскресать, воскрешать, выкапывать (restore a dead person to life) for instace. My purpose is to learn by heart words that have most correct meaning and translation without relearning them in the future because of Incorrect or not full description of the words. Hope, I have expressed myself clear enough)

[Made_Of_Metal]

GlebNoNePyanykh, because of words like "resurrect", sometimes I have to refer to other resources to get it straight that the meaning and translation of the word are the same or really similar

[GlebNoNePyanykh]

in cambridge - возрождать (to make something exist again that has not existed for a long time)

resurrect has two meanings. Your dictionary gives one of the meanings.

[GlebNoNePyanykh]

Unabridged dictionaries give even a third meaning -
res·ur·rect
Etymology: back-formation from resurrection
transitive verb
1.
a. : to raise from the dead : restore to life
b. : to bring to view again (something forgotten or lost)
2. : to disinter or exhume (a body) in the character of a resurrectionist
3. : to bring again (a feature buried beneath sedimentary deposits) to the surface by erosion
resurrected peneplain
intransitive verb
: to become risen again from the dead