Which databases allow content to be translated into different languages?

Answer

The following databases allow you to translate content into different languages. The number of languages varies by database. Also, note that database articles are "machine translated." A translation generated by machine-translation software is no substitute for a professional human translator. Therefore the Library and the Databases do not take responsibility for the accuracy, reliability or completeness of any translation.

If you have retrieved foreign language articles from databases other than those listed below, you may wish to translate your documents using Google Translate. For details, see our FAQ here.

Database

Search Interface

Article/Book Translation

Gale

All databases, including:

  • Academic OneFile
  • OneFile databases
  • Gale eBooks
  • Gale Power Search

Graphical user interface, application Description automatically generated

Table Description automatically generated with medium confidence

CREDO Reference

Graphical user interface, application Description automatically generated

EBSCO
All databases, including:

  • Academic Search Complete
  • Business Source Complete
  • Education Research Complete
  • EBSCO eBooks
  • APA Databases

For articles and e-books that are available in html.

Lexis

  • NexisUni

ProQuest

All databases, including:

  • ProQuest Central
  • ProQuest Dissertations & Theses

For articles and e-books that are available in html.

Graphical user interface, text, application Description automatically generated

Web of Knowledge/Web of Science

Database does not contain full-text articles, so you will be translating only the search interface and resulting article citations.

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