Multiple definition support for languages other than english.

[meetDeveloper]

I have finally added multiple definitions feature. If you google suppose define set, it will give you many definitions, I till now only used the first definition it provided, but now instead of first I show every definition. Thanks to @ScottEnock for suggesting the feature #5 and @martin-martin and @roaugusto for giving me motivation to do it finally #23 . I apologise for implementing it so late. It is a very useful feature, life caught me and I was not able to commit whole time to implement it.

Coming to developers who uses this API, you only have to change single line of code, and and I am giving array now, which contains multiple sets of definitions, earlier I was giving only the first set of definition, so if you want first set you only have to select first object from the array, and nothing else would be changed.

I am attaching the images to tell what I mean by multiple sets of definitions.

Thank you for your continuous support.

[kovinet]

I have tested multiple definitions for Turkish language and they don't seem to work.

For example word 'ay', on Google the result is following:

but API returns only the first definition:

{
    "word": "ay",
    "meaning": {
        "

": [
            {
                "definition": "birdenbire duyumsanan ağrı ya da acıyı anlatır.",
                "example": "Ay, ölüyorum!"
            },
            {
                "definition": "türlü coşkusal duyguları anlatır.",
                "example": "Ay, ne güzel bir çocuk!"
            }
        ]
    }
}

Are multiple definitions supported only for English?

[meetDeveloper]

@kovinet You got it right, I have implemented that for english only currently, will update for other languages soon.

[TheMode]

Waiting for multi-language support :)

[meetDeveloper]

@TheMode Life is getting me, some work load, will surely get this done in upcoming weekend.

[meetDeveloper]

@kovinet @TheMode Have implemented it, can you see if that is what you wanted?