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Hmm. It's not ideal, but that could still be faster than querying the same term in each site separately, even via custom searches. And yeah, I guess this can't be the easiest workflow to put together if you can't read Japanese, but unfortunately I can't code or script, so

Sure. Here are the dictionaries and sources I use most often: ALC: http://www.alc.co.jp Weblio: http://ejje.weblio.jp Glosbe: http://en.glosbe.com/ja/en/ Searching those three all at once would be awesome, but if there were a way to include the following as well, it would be the proverbial icing: Google Japanese Names: http://kanji.reader.bz Google Translate Wikipedia (both JP and EN sites) If it helps, it's trivial to set all these up as custom web searches in Alfred already. I'm just looking for a way to search them all simultaneously, preferably with the results fed back to Alfred where I can then scroll through and select the one that seems most promising.

Unfortunately not, as I'm a Japanese-English translator and OneLook.com (as far as I can tell) doesn't have any Japanese dictionaries. I also frequently search Google and Wikipedia as well, so ideally I'd like to be able to search all of those in one shot.

I'm a translator, and I use several online dictionaries to look up and verify lots of different terms throughout my workday. Is there a way to make a workflow that can search all these dictionaries at once and return the results in Alfred? If there is, that alone would be worth the price of the Powerpack to me (as of now I'm still just using the free version).