Aralia Spinosa

Argh, imbecile that I am I hadn't even noticed. That's what I get for not paying attention.
But thank you for having updated it nonetheless - as far as I'm concerned, this workflow has reached perfection.

Update: WordReference is no longer accepting new registrations for API keys, but those who have already registered can continue to use them. As such, new users won't be able to set this up.
 
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For the language learners among us, here's a workflow that returns results from http://wordreference.com into Alfred.
 
As you can see from the screenshot, you'll get various definitions in the original language (designated using the relevant flag), with each definition proceeded by translations in the target language (parts of speech and the gender of nouns (where applicable) are also included). Pressing enter will take you to the entry page on wordreference.com.
 
Numerous dictionaries are included (I can add additional ones carried by the WordReference website if there are any requests), with the specific dictionary called up using the first two letters of the original language followed by the first two letters of the target language. That means:
 
enfr: English to French
fren: French to English
enit: English to Italian
iten: Italian to English
enes: English to Spanish
esen: Spanish to English
 
pten: Portuguese to English
enpt: English to Portuguese
  In addition, typing frc, itc or esc, followed by a verb (in French, Italian or Spanish respectively) and then pressing enter will call up (in your browser) the conjugation table for the verb. For example:
 

 
Lastly, note that in order to use the workflow you must first register for an API with wordreference.com (this is necessary to prevent excessive calls from any given API). That can be done by using the 'getapi' keyword in Alfred, or using this link: http://www.wordreference.com/docs/APIregistration.aspx. You then set the API by using the 'setapi' keyword. 
 
And just in case you "tl:dr" that:

 
 
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Updates will be released via Alleyoop 2 and posted here. Let me know if you've got any feedback. Also, thanks to everyone in the help forums who helped me overcome my near total inability to code.

Workflow Searcher (v1.2 Released 2013.04.25)

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Github repo: https://github.com/hzlzh/Alfred-Workflows/
 
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I'm quite glad you like them!
 
Again, because I clearly know how to invest my free time to brighten my future prospects, here are the fruits of a productive evening: 
 
 
Toujours Ivre
 

 

 
 
Sumer Is Icumen In
 

 

 
 
Maddened By The Stars
 

 

 
 
 
 
Fancy
 

 

 
Look I Made A Hat
 

 

 
 

Shared out of boredom and willingness to contribute to Alfred's existence however coding-impaired nature has made me.
 
Another Hundred People
 

 
Another Hundred People (Light)
 

 
Coming Up Roses
 

 
For a Day of Sky
 

 
La Seine
 

 
Never Deep in Anything But Wine
 

 
Summer's Joys
 

 
The Apple's a Rose
 

 
Into the Dungeons
 

 
The Elder Tree
 

 
(There is a slight chance that I may or may not have messed up the links. I never trust myself with links.)

Shared out of boredom and willingness to contribute to Alfred's existence however coding-impaired nature has made me.
 
Another Hundred People
 

 
Another Hundred People (Light)
 

 
Coming Up Roses
 

 
For a Day of Sky
 

 
La Seine
 

 
Never Deep in Anything But Wine
 

 
Summer's Joys
 

 
The Apple's a Rose
 

 
Into the Dungeons
 

 
The Elder Tree
 

 
(There is a slight chance that I may or may not have messed up the links. I never trust myself with links.)

Shared out of boredom and willingness to contribute to Alfred's existence however coding-impaired nature has made me.
 
Another Hundred People
 

 
Another Hundred People (Light)
 

 
Coming Up Roses
 

 
For a Day of Sky
 

 
La Seine
 

 
Never Deep in Anything But Wine
 

 
Summer's Joys
 

 
The Apple's a Rose
 

 
Into the Dungeons
 

 
The Elder Tree
 

 
(There is a slight chance that I may or may not have messed up the links. I never trust myself with links.)