Medicine Terms Dict (Chin-Eng) 1.4

The Chinese-English Dictionary of Medicine and Life Science, developed by The CJK Dictionary Institute (CJKI) in Japan, stands out as a unique mobile application offering comprehensive coverage of medical and life sciences terminology.

For example, if one needs to translate "fabricated wound" into Simplified Chinese, the app instantly provides the equivalent term 「伪伤」, demonstrating its utility for quick reference.

This application is an essential resource for translators, students, and professionals in fields such as medicine, pharmacology, psychiatry, dentistry, and biotechnology. It facilitates rapid access to Japanese and English translations of complex technical terms encountered in various medical and scientific contexts.

The dictionary features user interfaces in both Simplified Chinese and English, integrating approximately 519,000 entries across English-Chinese and Chinese-English dictionaries. This extensive coverage renders it a valuable tool for those requiring detailed terminological information.

Compared to other Chinese-English vocabulary resources available on mobile platforms—most of which are general-purpose and limited in scope—this application provides specialized content suited to the needs of healthcare professionals, researchers, and translators at a reasonable price point. Notably, it offers a substantial database without the need for internet connectivity.

It is important to note that the app supplies translation equivalents for each term rather than definitions or explanations of their meanings.

FEATURES

• Combined total of over 519,000 entries
• User interfaces accessible in both English and Chinese
• Covers a wide range of subdomains including pharmacology, psychiatry, dentistry, medical devices, biology, biotechnology, and more
• Offline access ensures immediate data retrieval without internet connection
• History function allows users to review previously searched terms
• Bookmarking feature enables quick access to essential terms
• Intuitive and clean interface design in both languages

ABOUT CJKI

The CJK Dictionary Institute is led by Jack Halpern, renowned editor of the New Japanese-English Character Dictionary and The Kodansha Kanji Learner's Dictionary—both key reference works in their fields.

Interested users are encouraged to explore other titles in the CJKI Technical Dictionaries Series, including bilingual Japanese-English and Japanese-Chinese technical term dictionaries, available by searching “CJKI” in the App Store.