Give the topic. Start with the terminology.
Describe the subject area you need to prepare for and create a bilingual or multilingual glossary that gives research a focused starting point.
Get InterpretBankA useful first glossary begins with a precise brief.
Some assignments begin with a programme, a subject line or a few notes rather than a full set of preparatory documents. AI Glossary from a Topic turns a detailed description into a terminology starting point for that situation.
The more precisely the topic is described, the more focused the resulting glossary can be. A description such as “nails in the sense of body parts” is more useful than a broad label, because it tells the system which domain and meaning to prioritise.
From brief to glossary
- Name the glossary
Create a dedicated space for the assignment or subject area. - Choose the languages
Select the source and target language combination you want to prepare. - Describe the topic
Give a specific, accurate description of the concept, sector or event.
Use a generated glossary to guide your own research.
Topic-led creation
Generate terminology from a description when a document or existing glossary is not yet available.
Language combinations
Create bilingual or multilingual glossaries for the languages relevant to the assignment.
Specificity matters
Use an accurate topic description to direct the glossary towards the intended field and meaning.
Review and refine
Use the generated entries as a base, then check terminology against your sources and event context.
Prepare in stages
Start with a topic glossary, then enrich it with terms from documents, clients and speakers as they arrive.
Quality considerations
Most languages are supported. Bilingual glossaries generally provide higher quality than multilingual ones.
Give preparation a head start.
Start with the topic you know today and build the glossary as the assignment takes shape.
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