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It doesn't really check that word really exist, and instead it hallucinates slop definition, usage examples and memory tip.
Fortunately I can't paste any here because they block text selection...
Looks like they cache the results globally, so here are my favourite non-words it's defined so far: extranguate, volupinous
Interesting concept. But you might want to ditch the pronunciation audio. At least for Welsh and Spanish, the pronunciation audio is pretty far from the mark. I would guess that is the same for many other languages.
Putting a whole sentence in the search field makes it just echo the input back to you. If you then ask it to pronounce that, it does it in English but with a strong accent (Turkish maybe, hard to say) :D
Edit: ok I tried some more in Dutch and it's hit and miss even within one language. Indeed not ready for language learning... better just read IPA or visit a site that has a traditional pronouncer or even human recordings (e.g. dict.cc for German, Wiktionary for various languages, Merriam Webster for English, etc.)
How exactly it is different from Google translate?