Single language research tools, many of which are now available on Internet, can help translators and interpreters keep informed of technical terms.

Dorland’s Medical Dictionary for Health Care Consumers has been added to TheFreeDictionary.com, one of many online language resources used by writers and translators. Dorland’s contains about 40,000 entries and over 350 illustrations and provides authoritative, concise definitions for a wide range of terms used in the health sciences, including anatomy, physiology, diseases, drugs, tests and procedures.

Along with its medical dictionary, TheFreeDictionary.com offers a wealth of other free and valuable research tools including a legal dictionary and a computing dictionary. “This new content will prove invaluable to both professionals and the general public interested in accessing the clearest, most comprehensive definitions of medical terminology,” explains Steve Boymel, co-founder and executive vice president of online reference provider Farlex, Inc.

Quality translation is much more than just using a bilingual dictionary. A good translator must be able to write very well, understand the original text, and express the intended meaning clearly in the target language. At E-ging, our translators and interpreters are not only bilingual, but specialize in certain fields such as law, medicine or high technology. “We speak your language…and theirs.”