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Specialist vocabulary
The same phrase may have a precise field-specific meaning that a general translation misses.
ACADEMIC DOCUMENT WORKFLOW
Translate research papers. Keep the evidence in view.
Create a readable translation of a paper while keeping sections, citations, figure references and specialist vocabulary easy to compare with the source.
PDF and DOCXPage-level comparisonAcademic scenario
PAPER CHECKresearch-paper.pdf
3. Results
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Section hierarchy
Abstract, methods and results remain easy to navigate.
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Citations
Reference markers stay visible for source checking.
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Figure references
Captions and in-text references can be reviewed together.
Illustrative preview · Equations and findings require subject review
PAPER-SPECIFIC RISKS
Academic meaning lives across the whole paper.
A term in the abstract may depend on a definition, method or qualification many pages later.
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Equations and symbols
Variables, subscripts and mathematical notation should remain untouched and correctly associated.
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Citations and qualifiers
Reference markers, uncertainty language and limitations are essential to interpreting the claim.
TERMINOLOGY EXAMPLE
Translate the field, not just the word.
Choose an academic scenario and add project-specific terminology so key concepts remain stable from abstract to conclusion.
Example only. Preferred terms vary by discipline, publication and research community.
EN · SOURCEZH · TARGET
confidence interval→置信区间
ablation study→消融研究
statistical significance→统计显著性
ACADEMIC REVIEW CHECKLIST
What to verify before citing or sharing
A translated reading copy can speed comprehension, but the source remains authoritative.
Claims and uncertainty
Check hedging, negation, confidence language and stated limitations.
Numbers and equations
Verify values, units, variables, subscripts and equation references.
Citations
Confirm in-text markers still point to the intended reference entries.
Figures and captions
Compare captions, legends, axis labels and in-text figure references.
WORKFLOW
Create a paper you can read and check
Keep the original beside the translated output whenever a claim or formula matters.
01 · UPLOAD
Add the paper
Upload a clear PDF or the original DOCX and choose the language pair.
02 · TRANSLATE
Set the academic context
Use the academic scenario and add field-specific terms when available.
03 · COMPARE
Review source and output
Inspect the preview, then verify important passages against the source.
Important boundary
The translation is a reading and working draft. Do not cite it as the authoritative publication, and have domain experts verify equations, methods, findings and safety-relevant claims.
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FAQ
Research paper translation FAQ
Can TransQ translate a two-column academic PDF?
It can process PDF papers, but dense two-column layouts, footnotes and embedded figures should be checked carefully in the preview.
Will formulas be translated?
Mathematical notation should remain notation rather than prose. Always verify equations, symbols and references against the source output.
Can I translate a paper for publication?
Use the result as a draft. Publication requires author review, subject expertise and compliance with the target journal's language and disclosure policies.
Can I specify domain terms?
Yes. Select the academic scenario and, on eligible plans, add a glossary for project-specific terminology.
Test a paper you already know well. Judge the details.
A familiar source makes it easier to evaluate terminology, citations, figures and the reading flow in the preview.