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Translator / Interpreter / Build terminology glossaries and translation memories
Create a DeepL glossary for recurring client terms
Use a glossary to keep approved terms consistent across documents, then export and review it regularly.
Time shift
2.5 hrs to 35 min
1.9 hrs saved per run
Tool
DeepL Glossary
Open toolBest for
Analysis & Decisions. Free / DeepL Pro.
Setup
30 min one-time setup estimate.
Workflow
- 1Collect the source material for "Build terminology glossaries and translation memories" before opening the tool.
- 2Run the starter prompt in DeepL Glossary and paste in the real context.
- 3Review the output for accuracy, tone, names, numbers, and policy-sensitive details.
- 4Save the improved prompt or checklist so the next run takes less time.
Inputs you need
- - Translator / Interpreter
- - Build terminology glossaries and translation memories
- - Examples, notes, files, or customer context for this task
- - Your preferred tone, constraints, and final format
Expected output
- - Create a DeepL glossary for recurring client terms
- - A usable draft or workflow for build terminology glossaries and translation memories
- - A repeatable prompt you can improve after each run
Ready-to-copy asset
Starter prompt
Turn these approved terms into a glossary QA table. Terms: [PASTE] Return: source term, target term, language pair, context, forbidden alternatives, and client confirmation status.
Caveats
- - Do a human review before sending, publishing, filing, or making a decision.
- - Verify numbers, names, claims, citations, and compliance-sensitive details.
- - AI drafts. You decide. Final responsibility is yours.
Measurable value
1.9 hrs saved per run
Before: 2.5 hrs. After: 35 min.