Translation Glossaries from the Web

This compilation of English- Spanish Special Education Terminology is designed to assist: • native speakers of Spanish who are interpreting for all of those involved with non-English speaking students of Special Education, and their parents. • Special Education professionals with little or extensive knowledge of Spanish. • current students of th... View more

This glossary is maintained and supported by a group of organizations involved in student financial aid and in promoting access to higher education to Hispanics throughout the country: Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities,National Association for College Admission Counseling, National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators... View more

Bază de date conţinând un număr mare de denumiri populare de peşti, în limba română, cu denumirea ştiinţifică a speciei.

Since it was first introduced in 1973, the Glossary of Screen Printing and Related Technologies has served as an excellent industry terminology resource manual. It is the language by which we all communicate, without it universal understanding would be impossible.

This sixth edition incorporates many changes and developments that hav... View more

Short glossary about the identity of the Indonesian nation

Downloadable PDF file that can be searched in both directions.

The translations contained in this glossary represent most, if not all, of the terms a technician may encounter on the associated bilingual certification exams. The “Preferred Spanish” translation for each English term or phrase is intended to represent a translation that should ... View more

auch auf englisch: http://www.colormailer.com/glossary.cpl?lang=en&country=at

More than 4200 place names with all versions in Estonian, English, French, German, Finnish, Russian, local languages. In addition historical names and a vast amount of pronunciations. Site mostly in Estonian.

Canada's Geographical Names Approved in English and French Pan-Canadian names: 81 large and well-known Canadian features and areas designated in Treasury Board Circular 1983-58 (e.g., Lake Winnipeg / Lac Winnipeg); Dual names: for Canadian federal lands (e.g. names of National Parks, Indian Reserves and Military Areas); for some places a... View more

Special emphasis is given to terms which are country or health-system specific, and short definitions are added when necessary for wider understanding.

The original text was produced by the BKK Bundesverband in Essen in March 1992. An expanded version of that text is now being reviewed by a number of authorities, under the editorial cont... View more

Description of easily confused national military navy ranks in neat tables with country flag and corresponding officer ranks.

Downloadable pdf file. Note: Russian names are given in Roman script.

Glossaire de Termes Techniques (en français) (secteur musique) relatif à amplificateurs/lecteurs/enceintes ...

Muleta, the multilingual and multimedia lexicon, is a European encyclopaedia of town planning and housing. Intended to be developed by the professional and scientific community, it enables tracing of concepts, tools and procedures in use in the participating countries. Muleta was originally created by a consortium working within the framewo... View more

Provides official country names and ISO abbreviations, and the names of capital cities, in the vernacular and the English form. (an equivalent list exists in French and Spanish as well).

The countries of the world in their local languages and scripts, with official names, capitals, flags, administrative divisions and translations of the country and capital names into many different languages. I created this site with the greatest possible care, but nevertheless errors may have occurred. Any corrections that might be necessary are... View more

I found this course quite useful although it will complete on 2005. As there is no chance to learn about translation in my country, Myanmar, I just want to say thanks to him.

Amazingly good working dictionary.

Spanish governmental institutions (etc) and how they are called in English. Quite useful! (with links)

An official source of all information about practically any country in the world. Demographic info, flags, maps, governments, religion, industries, anything you can think of.

One of the leading spice experts on the web! Very solid information on (currently) 117 different spice plant Search engine alphabetical: 4000 names in about 40 different languages English synonyms and botanical names Geographic index according to country of origin or main usage area Morphological index plant part used for cooking Botani... View more

It's always useful to have a complete list of official country names, I guess as translators we've all come across the most unusual country names... The list you can download from the above quoted URL was published by the German Foreign Ministry. It's based on the "Terminology Bulletin" (TB) issued by the UN Secretariat and contains the official co... View more

This fourth volume of the European Glossary on Education deals with more than 500 national terms used to designate management, monitoring and support staff at all levels of education. In the first section of the Glossary, terms are listed in alphabetical order along with their grammatical variants, the name of the country to which they apply an... View more

Extensive glossary of Old Bulgarian words that are preserved in Modern Bulgarian, along side with the Eastern analogies. The source words are not in Cyrilic, thus te user has to be familiar with the Bulgarian. The glossary is an excellent source for students of linguistics as well as reference for scollars of comparative grammar and historians. T... View more