Glossary / termbase
A reusable termbase in a spreadsheet: up to 150 terms, source and target, for your next vendor.
Technical, from $499
What comes back with your translation is a terminology list: every term we settled on, in both languages. Your next document starts from it, and so does the next linguist.
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Your pair: English → Spanish
2,000 words · 4 days
6,000 words · 7 days
12,500 words · 12–14 days
May add one business day for this language.
Order without JavaScript: call (414) 257-3452Over the cap? Quote itMade-up terms, for illustration. Yours come from your own document.
| English | Spanish |
|---|---|
| torque | apriete |
| gasket | junta |
| guard | guarda |
| lockout | bloqueo |
| bearing | rodamiento |
| shaft | eje |
A reusable termbase in a spreadsheet: up to 150 terms, source and target, for your next vendor.
One spec sheet or safety data sheet, units kept, with a terminology list.
May add one business day for this language.
Step-by-step procedures or the help text inside software.
May add one business day for this language.
A manual for a machine, a tool or a product.
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Part numbers, units, tags, torque values, variable names: we leave them alone. Words around them change. N·m is N·m in any language.
A short specimen, a made-up line for illustration:
Tighten to 45 N·m. Do not exceed 50 N·m.
Apriete a 45 N·m. No supere los 50 N·m.
N·m Stays as written
Simple pages (headings, tables, a few images) are returned in a matching Word or editable file. Complex layout, like multi-column manuals with callouts, is extra. The Formatting / DTP add-on covers up to 30 simple pages for $199.
The translation set back into pages that look like the original.
We translate. We don't verify specifications and we don't give engineering sign-off. If your source has an error, you'll get a faithful translation of it, plus a flag if we spot something that looks off.
Not sure which size? The word counter is preset for this line.
Nothing is uploaded. Close the tab and it's gone.
No count handy? In Word, the status bar shows the word total. A typical page runs about 225 words.
For Chinese and Japanese source text, count characters and divide by about 1.8 to get word equivalents.
Add a count and we'll name the package.