Techniques for providing visual translation cards including contextually relevant definitions and examples
A translation card, semantic technology, applied in the field of language translation, can solve problems such as incompatibility
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[0020] As previously mentioned, conventional language translation techniques involve the user cutting and pasting selected words into a search or translation application, thereby losing any contextual information for the selected words. For example, the word "bear" has several meanings in English. The word "bear" in English can mean an animal as a noun, and can mean several verb forms: carry, support, and turn or veer (in direction). Because there is no contextual information, these conventional techniques typically present translations for these forms of the word "bear" in terms of frequency of use. Thus, even though the context for selecting the word "bear" is "carry", the user may still be provided with a translation list starting with the translation of the animal / noun form of "bear". The user must then search through all possible translations of this and try to discern the context. This process is difficult and time consuming for the user.
[0021] Accordingly, this di...
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