dr-cook:en-to-zh

Translate English academic text to Chinese with domain-specific term mapping.

7|1|Updated Mar 9, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/wen-chen/dr-cook --skill dr-cook-en-to-zh
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: dr-cook:en-to-zh
Source: https://github.com/wen-chen/dr-cook/tree/main/modules/language/en-to-zh
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/wen-chen/dr-cook --skill dr-cook-en-to-zh

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

English-to-Chinese translation of academic content is error-prone and time-consuming, especially for specialized domains like Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and bioinformatics. This Skill provides domain-aware translation that preserves terminology, registers, and domain conventions, reducing consultation time and improving manuscript clarity.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Domain-aware translation that prioritizes accurate terminology (TCM GB/T standards and bioinformatics terms) and preserves HGNC gene symbols.
  • Automatic handling of domain-specific glossaries via references/term-mapping.md and optional post-editing with chinese-polisher.
  • Use Case: Translating a TCM literature review or a bioinformatics methods section to Chinese for publication or grant applications.

Quick Start

Paste English academic text and specify the target domain (tcm, bioinformatics, clinical, or pharmacology) to translate it into high-quality Chinese.

Frequently Asked Questions about dr-cook:en-to-zh

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I translate English academic text to Chinese for bioinformatics manuscripts?

To translate English academic text to Chinese, paste the manuscript content and specify the bioinformatics domain. The tool applies domain-specific term-mapping and preserves HGNC gene names for accurate scholarly translation.

Does English to Chinese translation preserve HGNC gene symbols in academic papers?

Yes, English to Chinese translation preserves HGNC gene symbols automatically. It uses domain-specific term-mapping rules to ensure bioinformatics terminology and gene names remain unchanged in the translated Chinese text.

Can I translate Traditional Chinese Medicine literature to Chinese using domain-aware rules?

Yes, you can translate Traditional Chinese Medicine literature by specifying the TCM domain. The translation prioritizes accurate terminology based on TCM GB/T standards to maintain domain conventions in the output text.

What is the best way to translate clinical or pharmacology abstracts to Chinese?

The best way to translate clinical or pharmacology abstracts to Chinese is to specify the target domain when submitting the text. This ensures the translation applies the correct domain-specific glossaries for scholarly publication.

How do I use chinese-polisher for post-editing translated academic text?

To use chinese-polisher for post-editing, complete the initial English to Chinese academic translation first. The tool then optionally applies chinese-polisher to refine the translated manuscript text for improved clarity and flow.

Are there limitations when translating specialized scholarly content to Chinese?

Limitations when translating specialized scholarly content to Chinese include relying on predefined term-mapping rules for domains like TCM and bioinformatics. Text outside these specific domains may lack specialized glossary support for accurate translation.