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I’d like to introduce a quite useful translation software called Lingoes. It can be used either offline or online, and various dictionaries as well as other functions can be downloaded. This software is extremely powerful. Rating: ★★★★★. Its online full-text translation feature allows for relatively accurate translation of entire paragraphs or sentences; it handles chemical industry terminology particularly well, and the translations come out in a coherent manner. It’s better than many other translation tools I’ve used. The software can be downloaded from its official homepage to get the latest version: http://www.lingoes.cn/. Lingoes is a user-friendly dictionary and text translation tool that supports lookups in dictionaries and full-text translation in over 80 languages around the world. It features functions such as word selection from the screen, selecting words by highlighting, word retrieval from the clipboard, index suggestions, and real-time voice pronunciation. A vast collection of vocabulary entries is available for free download, along with professional dictionaries, encyclopedias, example sentences, and online definitions – making it an excellent tool for dictionary use and text translation in the new generation. Lingoes offers the most intuitive way to use, helping you quickly obtain translation results in over 80 languages, including English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Arabic. Using Lingoes’ innovative screen word selection feature, you simply need to move the mouse to any word on the screen and press the word selection key; Lingoes will intelligently identify the content of that word and its language, and instantly display the corresponding translation. And all of this will not interfere with the work you are currently doing. Lingoes boasts all the functions of current mainstream business dictionary software. It innovatively introduces a cross-language core design and an open dictionary management system, and also offers a large number of language dictionaries and glossaries for download, making it the best tool for learning various languages and understanding the world.
Well, not bad~ Although this post seems to be advertising. . . I have been using this software. The vocabulary database is indeed very powerful; mainly, it uses much less memory compared to Babylon. . . P.S. I’m not Toha~:lol
Babylon can only perform online translations, so its functions are limited. The same is true for Yidao. Lingges can be used offline, and it is more accurate than the offline version of Kingsoft Translator: lol Thanks a lot~ Hehe
I’ve only used it for the functions similar to those of Kingsoft WordMaster; I haven’t used its other features. Since the original poster speaks so highly of it, I’ll give its translation capabilities a try later.