Obtain the translation results of the Bing website. Note that both cases of Chinese translation into English and English translation into Chinese need to be considered.
URL: https://cn.bing.com/translator/
1. Analyze the webpage. It
is recommended to open the webpage to check the network when it is blank, and then directly enter a sentence, so that there are fewer packages loaded on the right side and it is easy to find the target URL.
This is the original request parameter, so the data parameter can be constructed in this format. data:{'fromLang':'auto-detect','text':original text,'to':'zh-Hans'}, that's probably it. I don’t want to know the specific meaning of “fromLang”: “auto-detect” here. It may indicate the meaning of a sentence. I tried to translate it from Chinese to English to Chinese, so I just let it go.
'text': Original text, needless to say, this is the parameter for saving the original text.
'to':'zh-Hans' This means what the translation is, zh-Hans means simplified Chinese, en means English, here is only Chinese-English-English-Chinese translation, in fact, other languages have other parameters.
Another point is this URL. It can translate a word by word, or it can directly translate a sentence. I am here to directly translate a sentence. Let’s put it this way, it’s best to translate a sentence directly, because the translation A sentence can translate a single word, and a single word may not necessarily translate a sentence. At most, the first letter is capitalized when translating from Chinese to English. Other problems should be minor.
Because the parameters that control the translation are different when translating between Chinese and English, you need to determine whether the input is a Chinese character or a word. This is used here.
\u4e00 ~ \u9fff
This is the encoding range of Chinese characters. Nothing else.
Two, the code
import requests
def start_tran():
content = input('需要翻译的内容呀：\n')
from_data = {
}
for i in content:
if '\u4e00'<= i <= '\u9fff':
print('您输入的是中文！！！')
from_data = {
'fromLang':'auto-detect','text':content,'to':'en'}
break
else:
print('您输入的是英文！！！')
from_data = {
'fromLang':'auto-detect','text': content, 'to': 'zh-Hans'}
break
return from_data
def translate(from_data):
url = 'https://cn.bing.com/ttranslatev3?isVertical=1&&IG=FFEB3453664B412382446351E8F72096&IID=translator.5028.63'
headers = {
'user-agent': 'Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/79.0.3945.130 Safari/537.36'}
r = requests.post(url,data = from_data ,headers=headers)
r.raise_for_status()
#print(r.status_code)
r.encoding = r.apparent_encoding
data = r.json() # 取出翻译结果
detectedLanguage = data[0]
translations = detectedLanguage['translations']
result = translations[0]['text']
print(result)
translate(start_tran())
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code running result
需要翻译的内容呀：
我能送你回家吗，外面可能要下雨啦。
您输入的是中文！！！
Can I take you home? It may rain outside.
English-Chinese translation works equally well.