Bilingual Vocabulary Database

1、 The "Bilingual Vocabulary Database" was planned, recruited, and established by the Executive Yuan Research and Examination Commission in 2003. The database consists of two main parts:

（1） Announcement vocabulary ": Central organ titles, local organ titles, central organ unit names, local organ unit names, central organ head titles, local organ head titles, central organ supervisor titles, local organ supervisor titles, central organ general titles, local organ general titles, venue signs, business signs, etc. （2） Suggested vocabulary for government agencies: personal name, position, professional title, occupation, industry, place name, location, unit, department, agency, group, time, festival, event, activity, policy, plan, project, regulation, standard, item, publication, etc.

According to the minutes of the 6th meeting of the Executive Yuan's "Promotion Group for Creating an International Living Environment" sent in International Letter No. 1006260005 on July 4, 2011, the management and maintenance of the "Bilingual Vocabulary Database" website was transferred to the National Institute of Education (hereinafter referred to as the Institute) in 2012. The Institute planned to establish the "1st Bilingual Vocabulary Review Committee" on January 1, 2013 to review relevant vocabulary.

2、 Academic Terminology Information Network:

On March 30, 2011, the National Compilation and Translation Institute in Taiwan, China, China was merged into the National Institute of Education. Academic terms, reference books, and compilation of important books are one of the main responsibilities of the Institute.

In response to the advancement of information technology and the needs of society and the public, our institute established the Academic Terminology Information Network in 2001. This website mainly provides various academic terminology translation queries and free download services.

3、 Lexicographical Information Network

In order to establish an educational think tank and meet the needs of academic culture, the Compilation and Development Center of the National Academy of Education (formerly the National Compilation and Translation Institute) actively compiles various dictionaries and lexicons for application. With the development of internet technology, in addition to publishing traditional paper forms, various dictionaries and lexicons have also been built on this website to facilitate online browsing and retrieval by the public, providing more effective utilization.