Example · Vehicle technology
In vehicle technology, terminology is a matter of standards. A kingpin is called exactly that in ISO 337 – anyone who uses three different words in the workshop, in the spare-parts catalogue and in the training manual produces wrong orders and misunderstandings.
For a termbase in this industry, four things count: standard references (ISO, DIN, ECE regulations) right on the term, images that show the component, related terms that open up the context – and validation by experts from the industry before an entry receives the status “approved”.
AutoTerm.tech does exactly that: TermBoy extracted the terms from technical documents, manufacturers’ documentation and ongoing translations, documented them with definitions, example sentences, synonyms and standard references, and illustrated them with product photos. New terms from every translation job flow in continuously.
At a glance
Field: bodywork and commercial-vehicle technology
Languages: German, French, Italian, English
Terms: over 7,000 (as of August 2026)
Sources: ISO/DIN standards, manufacturer documentation, Wikipedia, technical documents of the industry
Special feature: product photos and language-specific images on the term
The overview: search and find
The search leads to the entry via term, synonym or translation; source and target language can be chosen freely. Every hit is a term page of its own, ready for indexing – exactly what the AI crawlers read in via the sitemap.
The term page in detail
The same term twice – on the left the English language version, on the right the German original. Definition, context quotation with source, example sentence, synonyms, related terms and the standard references to ISO 337: every language version is fully documented, not merely translated.
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