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Description

h_academie gives access to the Academie francaise's dictionary.

h_etz gives access to the EveryTimeZone website.

h_framasoft gives access to several free web services (as in speech and in half pint of beer) that are good alternatives to GAFA services.

h_lexilogos gives access to hundreds of dictionaries in many languages.

h_googletranslate, h_interglot, h_reverso, h_linguee, h_promt, h_reverso, h_systran provide translation engines. h_linguee returns examples with long sentences.

h_tad and h_tadsm gives access to a website dedicated to date and time conversion plus timezone management.

h_yacy is a decentralized peer-to-peer web search software.

Using the regular R format "w1 w2 w3" rather than w1, w2, w3 makes sense as most engines collapse the words into character chains "w1 w2 w3", "w1+w2+w3" or "w1-w2-w3".

Usage

h_academie()

h_etz()

h_framasoft()

h_framasoft0()

h_googletranslate()

h_interglot()

h_lexilogos()

h_linguee()

h_promt()

h_reverso()

h_systran()

h_tad()

h_tadsm()

h_yacy()

Arguments

Examples

Run this code
# NOT RUN {
h_linguee()
h_lexilogos()
# }

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