Can I take my Chinese-English dictionary, electric shaver and toothpaste on the plane when I go to America?

When you go to America, you can bring both Chinese and English dictionaries and razors, but toothpaste is not.

The Transportation Safety Administration of the Department of Homeland Security informed that all passengers travelling to the United States on American Airlines flights or other airline flights, whether through or through flights, are not allowed to carry any liquid or colloidal items with them through security check or boarding. These liquids or gels include: drinks, shampoos and body washes, sunscreens, creams, toothpaste, hair gels and other similar items. If you really need to carry it, you must check it.

The liquid articles that can be carried include: formula milk, human milk, infant juice, as well as prescription drugs, insulin and other necessary over-the-counter drugs that match the name of the ticket.