Inspired by this answer I downloaded 68563 pronunciation files(both mp3 and ogg), but I found that some audios are missing. For instance, cloze and demise. Then I tried WiktionaryParser:

from wiktionaryparser import WiktionaryParser
parser = WiktionaryParser()
word = parser.fetch('cloze')
word

The audio part is also empty.

But I can find the sounds from Wiktionary: demise and cloze.

I wonder how I can get those absent audios? Is it possible? If not possible, any workarounds? For instance, audios generated by TTS engines?

Inspired by this answer I downloaded 68563 pronunciation files(both mp3 and ogg), but I found that some audios are missing. For instance, cloze and demise. Then I tried WiktionaryParser:

from wiktionaryparser import WiktionaryParser
parser = WiktionaryParser()
word = parser.fetch('cloze')
word

The audio part is also empty, but I can find the sounds from Wiktionary: demise and cloze.

Can I still obtain these missing audio files and if not, what alternatives (such as TTS engines) are available?

Inspired by this answer I downloaded 68563 pronunciation files(both mp3 and ogg), but I found that some audios are missing. For instance, cloze and demise. Then I tried WiktionaryParser:

from wiktionaryparser import WiktionaryParser
parser = WiktionaryParser()
word = parser.fetch('cloze')
word

The audio part is also empty.

But I can find the sounds from Wiktionary: demise and cloze.

I wonder how I can get the absent audios? Is it possible?

Inspired by this answer I downloaded 68563 pronunciation files(both mp3 and ogg), but I found that some audios are missing. For instance, cloze and demise. Then I tried WiktionaryParser:

from wiktionaryparser import WiktionaryParser
parser = WiktionaryParser()
word = parser.fetch('cloze')
word

The audio part is also empty.

But I can find the sounds from Wiktionary: demise and cloze.

I wonder how I can get those absent audios? Is it possible? If not possible, any workarounds? For instance, audios generated by TTS engines?