Terminology verification mismatch

I would like to know how to configure the terminology verification to flag only the forbidden words and their corresponding terms. For example:

Forbidden:
 

  • changeover - comutador (ok)
  • changeover - mudança (forbidden)

Not set as forbidden:


As in the attached image, I didn't set "change" with "mudança" as forbidden. Yes, with "changeover  with "mudança" (not related to the forbidden terms, yet 'mudança' is still flagged as forbidden)


Screenshot of Trados Studio software showing a segment of text with the word 'changeover' highlighted, and a warning message indicating a terminology issue with the term 'mudanca' in the translated text.



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[edited by: RWS Community AI at 3:20 PM (GMT 0) on 4 Feb 2025]
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    Just adding this because I mentioned it in my first post: You can easily get ChatGPT or similar to generate lists of grammatical forms of lists of terms. So if you export all your forbidden term combinations from MultiTerm, you can get AI to generate something like this:

    Screenshot showing English and Portuguese variations of terms in regex format within a text editor.

    This you enter into the Regex part of the QA module:

    Screenshot of Trados Studio's QA Checker 3.0 settings with Regular Expressions tab open, showing forbidden term conditions.

    You can export and import such lists. Again, I know it's not ideal. It's a workaround if this function is really important for you right now.

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    Just adding this because I mentioned it in my first post: You can easily get ChatGPT or similar to generate lists of grammatical forms of lists of terms. So if you export all your forbidden term combinations from MultiTerm, you can get AI to generate something like this:

    Screenshot showing English and Portuguese variations of terms in regex format within a text editor.

    This you enter into the Regex part of the QA module:

    Screenshot of Trados Studio's QA Checker 3.0 settings with Regular Expressions tab open, showing forbidden term conditions.

    You can export and import such lists. Again, I know it's not ideal. It's a workaround if this function is really important for you right now.

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    [edited by: RWS Community AI at 3:55 PM (GMT 0) on 4 Feb 2025]
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