Sentence examples for machine-translated from inspiring English sources
The word 'machine-translated' is correct and can be used in written English
It is used to describe content or text that has been translated from one language to another by a computer program or machine. For example, "The document was machine-translated from Spanish to English."
However, the authors think that "the combination of machine-translated text with subsequent post-editing by humans could be another translation strategy that reduces time and produces quality translations".
Volunteer translators only cluster around popular sites, so the vast majority of blogs will remain untranslated, or only machine-translated.
A blogger can, for example, provide a machine-translated version of a post whenever the speaker of a different language visits his site.
One method covered by the magazine involves selling the book in a number of different languages (typically machine-translated), with the English edition put at the very back of the book.
The WWL software can also wait until the hit count on an item exceeds a certain value, indicating that it is popular, before sending the machine-translated version out to a human.
Until computers learn how to cope just as proficiently with the outbursts of self-absorbed teenage bloggers or snarky gossip columnists, machine-translated articles will struggle to attract readers.
Review of Jean Cocteau's rearrangement of "Oedipus Tyrannus," called the "Infernal Machine," translated by Albert Bermel.
The relationship with that machine translated into respect for the clunky rental car and a new sense of respect for myself as a driver.
It's professionally narrated, not machine translated.
Presumably you'd be able to download non-English books then have them automatically machine translated.
But again, this press release is machine translated from Chinese, so make of this what you will.
