On the web translator you can merge up to ten glossaries at a time, and either combine them into a new glossary or update an existing one.
To merge two or more glossaries, following these steps:
- Click Glossaries in the navigation bar on the left-hand side
- Select the glossaries you want to merge by ticking the box next to it
- Click Merge in the menu bar at the bottom of the screen
- In case of conflicting entries, review and resolve all conflicts. Read more about conflicts during glossary merging below.
- Create a new glossary from the merged terms and give it a name,
Or
Update an existing glossary - Optional: delete the other merged glossaries by checking the box Delete source glossaries after merge
Alternatively, you can merge glossaries by following these steps:
- Click Glossaries in the navigation bar on the left-hand side
- Select the first glossary you would like to merge
- Click the three dots
, then click Merge
- Select all glossaries you wish to merge
- Click Continue to Merge
- In case of conflicting entries, review and resolve all conflicts. Read more about conflicts during glossary merging below.
- Create a new glossary from the merged terms and give it a name,
Or
Update an existing glossary - Optional: delete the other merged glossaries by checking the box Delete source glossaries after merge
Conflicting glossary entries
Conflicts are glossary entries where several glossaries have an entry with the same term in the source language, but a different term in the target language. You can resolve conflicts by selecting which term you prefer for the final glossary.
There are two ways to resolve conflicts.
- Resolve all conflicts by clicking Accept all..., and then selecting the terms from which glossary you want to accept. This can be done for all conflicts, or by language pair.
Resolve each conflict individually by selecting the term you prefer.
You can also remove a term completely from the final glossary by clicking on the trash icon symbol
.