Translation memory is a database of all previously translated sentences.

Engrish also sometimes happens when a word or sentence is badly translated on the Internet.

One sentence would be translated while three were spoken, causing Richard to reset the system regularly.

The sentence can be translated as: "At this moment an unending stream of traffic was just going over the bridge."

However, a very long sentence may be translated in two or more sentences, provided the original intent of the text is accurately reflected.

This tool includes translation memory technology which means that the translator does not have to translate sentences repeatedly.

The sentence can be translated as: "At that moment an unending stream of traffic crossed over the bridge".

Whenever possible, a short sentence is translated by a short sentence.

These sentences are translated into a formal logical formula (according to an unambiguous, artificial language).

When translating a sentence, an exact match means the same sentence has been translated before.