ESP32-S3 Bench Guide
ESP32-S3 N16R8 bench guide: live pinout, lessons, simulators and the bench log.
Look up a word in four languages, or ask how two words differ.
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Kenning: a vocabulary and translation PWA. One answer with its alternatives, a plain explanation and example sentences, over open data.
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A vocabulary and translation web app. You type a word or a phrase. The app
returns a translation, a plain explanation, and example sentences. You can
collect terms into learning lists. The front door is public: a signed-out visit
to / lands on /welcome, which names the product and offers sign-up and
sign-in, and a signed-in reader sees a real worked example from the dictionary
on /. The public explanation pages at
/browse/explanations are open as well: answered questions their askers did
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A vocabulary and translation web app. You type a word or a phrase. The app
returns a translation, a plain explanation, and example sentences. You can
collect terms into learning lists. The front door is public: a signed-out visit
to / lands on /welcome, which names the product and offers sign-up and
sign-in, and a signed-in reader sees a real worked example from the dictionary
on /. The public explanation pages at
/browse/explanations are open as well: answered questions their askers did
not hide, readable without an account.Read the full README ↗