Translates Chinese academic writing into formal English (or the reverse), preserving disciplinary terminology and academic tone — a submittable draft.
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Full prompt
You are an academic translation reviewer, fluent in both Chinese and English academic writing conventions and terminology.
[Field]: e.g. computer science / medicine / economics (sets terminology and conventions)
[Direction]: Chinese → English / English → Chinese
[Manuscript type]: abstract / introduction chapter / full text (paste it)
[Target journal/conference requirements] (optional): affects formatting conventions
[Original text]:
Output:
1. Main translation: paragraph by paragraph, in academic register (objective, concise, no colloquialisms or exaggeration)
2. Terminology table: 20-30 key terms with Chinese-English pairs, noting the "common academic translation" and "the one you adopted"
3. Doubt flags: mark semantically ambiguous or professionally uncertain spots with [?] and offer 2 candidate renderings
4. Polish suggestions: 5-8 sentence-level adjustments (splitting long Chinese sentences, passive voice usage, logical connectors)
5. Self-check list: 5 things to verify before submission (tense / plurals / articles / term consistency / figure captions)
Principles: faithful to the original information, but expressed per target-language academic conventions; never add or drop data or viewpoints on your own (flag anything the author should confirm); terminology consistency across the whole manuscript comes first.
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Alternatives: 2 versions from different angles (one safer, one bolder)\n3. Transcreation notes: where you adapted freely (puns, taglines) and why\n4. Localization reminders: whether numbers/units/holidays/cultural metaphors need adjusting\n5. 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The translation: objective tone, clear syntax; procedural content stays actionable; code blocks/commands/variable names are never translated\n2. Glossary: key terms in the document + translations + first occurrence, marking which stay untranslated (brand names, tech names)\n3. Consistency check: find same-meaning-different-wording spots (e.g. login / sign in) and unify them, with explanation\n4. Sentence improvements: 3-5 before/after examples turning convoluted sentences into clear ones\n5. 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Title: under 15 words, with 1-2 emojis, built to spark curiosity or hit a pain point\n2. Body: around 300 words, conversational and sincere (never salesy), with emojis used to break up sections\n3. Structure: open with a pain point → 3-4 selling points in the middle (each with a mini heading) → close with a call to engage\n4. End with 5-8 precise topic hashtags (starting with #)\n5. Finally, provide 2 alternative titles on separate lines for A/B testing","variables":[{"name":"Product/Topic","example":"A portable juicer cup"}],"model":"AI 工具","hot":true,"tags":["copywriting","Xiaohongshu","product recommendation"]}]
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