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Concept-Based Glossaries
GlossariesOverview
In TMS, glossaries help maintain voice and style across projects and can be used to . It can also help linguists translate a specific word /or phrase in a particular way. For example, a glossary might be used to manage non-translatable terms - , such as a brand name or a slogan, or it might be used to provide . This way, the system can assist in providing correct translations for highly technical terms.
Lingotek Enterprise has developed a true concept-based GlossariesGlossary system. This means that the Terminology Manager will create creates a new Entry entry in the system which is made up of a concept and its matching terms. The concept is made up of a definition and other fields, and terms are words or phrases that fit the definition of the concept. Each term is specific to a language or a full locale. You can set
See the pages below for more information about managing glossaries.
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Creating a glossary
To create a new glossary in TMS, click the PROJECTS option from Enterprise’s main menu.
Create a new glossary
To create a new glossary in the system, follow these steps:
Select the Project Resources option from Projects.
Click Glossaries.
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When the New Glossaries window opens, enter the name of the glossary in the Glossary Name box.
Click Save.
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Select the newly created glossary from the Glossary list to upload termbases from your device and to manage the glossary. |
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