Google translate API with synonyms - google-api

I am using Google translate API in my iOS app. But to get the best fit translation for my words, I need to get synonyms of translated word like it present on Google Translate web page.
I have found some libraries which provide synonyms but all works with English words only.
Is there any Google API which we can use with google translate api to get synonyms of translated word in target language.

The Google Translation API service doesn't support the multiple translations of a word functionality. This feature is only available via the web interface at translate.google.com, as it is mentioned in the Google's official FAQs documentation.
Based on this, it seems that GCP doesn't offers a specific API alternative you can use to get synonyms; Therefore, I think you should try by using third-party software, such as Datamuse API or the libraries you mentioned before, to get the synonyms and then translate them by using the Google Translation API service as an available workaround.

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Google Cloud Vision image matching in specific domain

Given a particular image, I'd like to be able to use Google Cloud Vision Web Detection to search for partial matches (partialMatchingImages) within a particular website, rather than the entire web, as is the default behavior.
I'm trying to get similar behavior as when you Search by Image in Google Images, upload an image, and type "site:nytimes.com" (for example) in the search bar.
Is this possible with the Google Cloud Vision API?
So far I've investigated in the official documentation for current and beta features. It doesn't seem it is possible yet to do a search for a specific website with the Cloud Vision API.
The examples given in from the official documentation also it doesn't seem possible to have any reference towards such functionality either.
There is a request going in the public issue tracker of google, although they still have to answer it yet.

Is there any Google api to search images.google.com?

I've visited Google custom search engine. It seems it is for the sites included in the custom search engine. This is not what we want. So, I'm asking.
We need this api, even it is paid service.
I would like to answer this question by myself.
No API to access Google images.

Does Google People API support ability to query

Does google people api support the ability to query? Currently, the older api contact google api allows you to use a query parameter "q" to do a simple text search. Was wondering if people api supports this?
Thanks,
Derek
Google People API currently does not support doing such a query. That functionality is one of the feature requests.

Google Image Search API: Search by two or more domain restrictions

In Google Image Search (the web interface) you can restrict your search results by a single domain. It appears that the same rule applies to the API (http://code.google.com/apis/imagesearch/v1/reference.html#_methods) but as far as I know, the "one site" rule isn't documented anywhere (other than never mentioning multiple sites).
Does anyone know if it is possible to restrict a search across two or more domain names via the web interface OR the Image Search API?
This is not supported. The Google Image Search API is also being deprecated, so it would be best to search for alternatives anyway.

Google Web search API (not custom search)

So google pulled the SOAP API back in 2006, and depreciated the REST API last year. Even though the REST api still works fine, I was wondering if anyone here knows an alternative for the web search. I am not talking about Custom search API (that thing is horrible with a 100 queries/day limit).
Also, I am currently using the REST api for a custom application. I have noticed mixed (and very unreliable) results if I pass search operators such as inurl: or site: with my queries. Does anyone know if these even work with the REST Api?
The search parameters do work for Googles deprecated REST API. But search results often do not equal the ones from a regular Google search. Most likely because the two do not (and never will) use the same data index.
YAHOOs BOSS could be a (non-free) alternative
Microsoft does offer a simple and free restful API for BING

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