Дополнения
Чтобы попробовать тысячи доступных здесь дополнений, загрузите Mozilla Firefox, быстрый, бесплатный способ веб-сёрфинга!
ЗакрытьДобро пожаловать в дополнения Firefox.
Выбирайте из тысяч дополнительных функций и стилей, чтобы настроить Firefox по своему вкусу.
Закрыть
CantoFish 1.39.1-signed.1-signed Требуется перезапуск
автор CantoFish
CantoFish is a popup Cantonese-English dictionary for Firefox. It contains over 200,000 entries and works with both traditional and simplified Chinese characters. The Yale and Jyutping romanization systems are supported, as well as Mandarin pinyin.
![[Предупреждение]](https://addons.thunderbird.net/static/img/developers/test-warning.png?b=58a99cbb-667a0970)
Разрешения
Это дополнение было отмечено разработчиками как экспериментальное
Об этом дополнении
CantoFish is a popup Cantonese-English dictionary for Firefox. It is based on the code from Chinese Perapera-kun, which in turn was based on Rikaichan for Japanese.
A few different strategies were used to generate Cantonese readings for the Mandarin based CC-CEDICT (http://usa.mdbg.net/chindict/chindict.php?page=cedict) and adso (http://adsotrans.com) data sets. Along with the generated readings, a large number of human checked compound word readings were provided by Adam Sheik's CantoDict project (http://www.cantodict.org). Additionally, CantoFish supports a number of colloquial Cantonese characters and terms which don't appear in standard Chinese.
To enable CantoFish, right click inside a web page and select CantoFish. Then simply hover over a Chinese word to see the definition and pronunciation.
To switch between romanization settings (Yale, Jyutping, and Mandarin Pinyin), go into the Add-ons menu, then find CantoFish and click the Options button. Change the Romanization dropdown, and click OK. It is possible to specify both a primary and a secondary romanization. If a secondary romanization is specified, it will be displayed alongside the primary in the popup. This makes it possible to display both Cantonese and Mandarin readings at the same time.
A few different strategies were used to generate Cantonese readings for the Mandarin based CC-CEDICT (http://usa.mdbg.net/chindict/chindict.php?page=cedict) and adso (http://adsotrans.com) data sets. Along with the generated readings, a large number of human checked compound word readings were provided by Adam Sheik's CantoDict project (http://www.cantodict.org). Additionally, CantoFish supports a number of colloquial Cantonese characters and terms which don't appear in standard Chinese.
To enable CantoFish, right click inside a web page and select CantoFish. Then simply hover over a Chinese word to see the definition and pronunciation.
To switch between romanization settings (Yale, Jyutping, and Mandarin Pinyin), go into the Add-ons menu, then find CantoFish and click the Options button. Change the Romanization dropdown, and click OK. It is possible to specify both a primary and a secondary romanization. If a secondary romanization is specified, it will be displayed alongside the primary in the popup. This makes it possible to display both Cantonese and Mandarin readings at the same time.
