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Translate text using the glosbe.com API.
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.ende query
Search for German translations of the English wordquery
↩
Copy selected translation to clipboard⌘+↩
Open translation in browser
.deen query
Search for English translations of the German wordquery
↩
Copy selected translation to clipboard⌘+↩
Open translation in browser
glosbelang [query]
Show/search list of supported languages (not all pairs are supported).↩
Copy ISO-639-3 code of selected language to clipboard
glosbehelp
Open included help file in your browser
Other translation pairs must be configured (see Usage section below).
Note: Search is (unfortunately) case-sensitive, so if you search for the German word "lager", you won't get any results. You must enter "Lager". Similarly, searching for the English word "Lager" will also return no results: it must be "lager".
Only English > German and German > English are pre-configured (using the keywords .ende
and .deen
respectively).
To translate English > German, use .ende query
. Actioning a result (selecting it and hitting ENTER
) will copy the translation to the clipboard.
To set up additional languages, you'll have to add your own Script Filter to the Workflow using the existing ones as a template (or just change the existing ones).
The Script should look like this (using French > English as an example):
python fra eng "{query}"
The languages codes (fra
, eng
) are ISO-639-3 codes. These are all 3 letters long, but many common 2-letter codes (e.g. en
, de
, fr
) are also supported. To see a full list of supported languages, run python translate.py -t -l
from Terminal in the Workflow directory, or use glosbelang [query]
in Alfred to search the list.
Glosbe.com supports hundreds of languages (though not all translation pairs are supported).
- List of all available languages
- English > other dictionaries
- German > other dictionaries
- French > other dictionaries
- And many, many more. Use the language selector on the site to view the languages you're interested in.