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如果导师比较nice，一开始论文方向、方法模型什么的安排的清楚，那么可能修改的过程比较困难。但如果像我导师一样，啥支持都不给，可能从0开始比较难吧……北京译顶科技价格比较合理，我就是在那边做的，没花多少钱知道更多可以加速去知道了解下。
问题一：我在中国知网外文文献上找了一篇论文，它是翻译的中文文献的，请问我可以用它来作为毕业论文外文翻译吗？ 不可以，只能找没翻译过的 问题二：如何在中国知网搜索外文文献 1.先搜索到“中国知常”主页； 2.如果您是“中国知网”的用户则先在其主页登录，否则不允许下载全文； 3.在“中国知网”的“工具栏”中选择CNKI知识搜索； 4.进入到CNKI知识搜索的主页，在“全文文献”中输入要检索的英文关键字；搜索就可以 找到有关的英文文献。 在给你推荐两个常用的外文文献数据库，ScienceDirect和SpringerLink。 祝你好运哦！ 问题三：怎样在中国知网上搜被翻译成中文的外国文献 百度没这么强大 毕竟谷歌能为中国恭意创一个 而百度没那么大实力 应该不可以，你试一下不就知道吗？Goolge依托自己本身的强大的翻译服务，而百度似乎还 问题四：请问中国知网有外文文献吗，中文翻译过来的外文文献 50分 基本没有，很少，外文文献还是到国外数据库下载吧 Jstore,proquest,escbo一类的 还有很多专题数据库 很多都是免费的 下载下来用google翻译一下差不多都能看懂 问题五：外文文献翻译在中国知网上搜不到,可以直接用吗 不推荐这么使用 第一，你不能保证你所找到的文章的严谨性，道客巴巴是分享平台没有版权审查，上面的文章并不能作为参考文献或者论据，因为你无法在参考文献中标注原始出处，二次引用是不合规定的，改动很多不标出处是打擦边球 第二，学术审查的数据标准并非以中国知网收录的为准，我们无法保证这篇文章没有在其他网络可搜到的地方出现过 最稳妥的办法就是你引用外文文献，用自己翻译的，然后加标注外文文献的出处就好了 问题六：论文 把外文文献翻译成中文并使用，会不会被查重？ 那得看翻译的和别人翻译的是不是一样了，我的建议是先找一段你要的话，翻译成英文，再把英文翻译成中文，二次翻译，然后自己再改一下语序。实测，8000字的论文，用万方查的，0重复率，自己都吓着了，加上参考文献也才6%。 问题七：毕业论文查重把知网上的英文文章翻译成中文还会查重吗 如果文献是英文或者其他语种的，翻译成中文时，知网系统的数据库并没有类似的内容来进行对比。所以知网系统收录了你抄袭的那篇英文文献的话，对于翻译成中文的内容是并不能有效的检测出。但是要注意了，抄袭的英文文献是否被别人用过，如果别人也跟你一样，翻译过这篇文献，并被知网收录。那么你检测的时候就会被显示抄袭他的文章，这到底能不能检测出来，还得查了才知道， 不代表没有别人翻译过的可能性。 而且如果是投稿发表，并不建议你这么做，到时候被发现抄袭，后果是比较严重的。个人建议理解内容后，按照自己的意思再重新写一遍比较靠谱。 不然有可能被撤销学位或者吊销学位证书等。 像早检测，是有知网VIP，知网PMLC，还有知网期刊，小分解。或许可以看看。 问题八：用CNKI检索期刊文献，怎么查中文文献的英文标题？ CNKI收录的期刊论文，其中大半有英文标题。前些年CNKI平台上的文章简介有英文标题、英文作者名、英文摘要等字段，但后来不知道为何没有了。有一个小经验供你参考：在检索时，增加一个题名字段，输入你要的课题中的一个英文词汇，即可排除没有英文题名的文章，检出的文章全部带有英文题名。 问题九：知网上的外文文献怎么下载？能帮我下载三篇文章吗？跪谢！ 5分 可以去“ 瀚海外文文献翻译 ” 可以下载，可以翻译文献。 只需告诉客服题目就行，人工服务，周到。 问题十：怎么在知网查外文文献 给你个链接吧 scholarki/
1、打开搜狗浏览器。点击‘工具’下的‘选项’，然后点击‘扩展管理’，打开页面后，点击‘获取更多扩展’。
2、打开后，输入‘日文翻译’，找到结果，点击第一个进行安装。3、安装完成。打开知网的日文文献。然后点击右上角的翻译扩展，弹出窗口后选择‘翻译当前页面’。
4、点击后新打开一个页面，稍等一会就会得到翻译结果了。这样就把整个页面的日文都翻译成中文了。中国知网由清华大学、清华同方发起，始建于1999年6月的网站。知网是国家知识基础设施的概念，由世界银行于1998年提出。CNKI工程是以实现全社会知识资源传播共享与增值利用为目标的信息化建设项目。
Critical Thought PaperThe sexual health care services in Shanghai, China, has been shown some progress in sexual health care by offering more service and mainly for free for people living around. This research will integrate some Chinese societal elements, such as traditional Chinese values as well as the changing of values to analyze how Shanghai is take an effort in providing sexual health care. It will also discuss how Shanghai is treating LGBTQ+ publicly. Meanwhile, the department of Shanghai Municipal Center for Disease Control & Prevention has provided some free services with other sectors of health care in China, such as community health hospitals. This important sector will be analyzed in detail to illustrate the health care services that people can get access in Shanghai can get condoms in multiple ways. Since “Condoms remain the best form of simultaneous protection against sexually transited infections and unintended pregnancies” (Mullinax, et al., 2017, ), the ways of obtaining condoms are important in sexual health care. Any person in China is free to obtain some condoms from community health hospitals, which is not the only way that offers people condoms. In some hotels, they would provide free condoms or condoms at a fair price, such as several dollars for one box. Customers of hotels can get condoms in their rooms. But some hotels do not provide condoms in the room. Besides these special places. Compared with some western countries, there is no condom selling on China’s college campuses. When students need condoms, they can purchase from pharmacies, doctors at a normal hospital, and online shops, or get condoms from community health hospitals at no cost. The developed take-out service in China also enables Chinese customers to buy condoms or other related products online and the products will be delivered within about half an hour by delivers. This service is mainly provided in urban areas where the take-out service is well developed in China. This service can proceed in a kind of secret way where the deliverers would not know what the products are when they are packaged in a sealed box or bag by a pharmacy. The delivers can provide fast delivery service to meet the needs of customers. Since deliverers can normally reach the house from the house without the influences of the pandemic, the customers can receive an effective service especially when they do not want to go out and buy some condoms from a pharmacy at was well-known for its one-child policy, which put pressure on people to learn birth control. As one important normal approach to achieve this goal, community health hospitals have been the main places to provide people with free condoms. The community health hospitals also take the responsibility to provide sexual health care information to the people living around them. Since there are a large number of community health hospitals in China locate in every small community, the doctors in community health hospitals can offer more personalized and more private services for people who demand sexual health care information. The public hospitals provide services of STI/HIV test, which will normally cost like 10 US dollars, which is affordable for almost all the people who demand such a test. China also announced recently to reduce the tariff on HIV medicines, lowering the cost for consumers. The public hospitals in China have the authority to provide STI/HIV tests. Meanwhile, the public hospital is easy to find in urban areas. In rural areas, there is no such institute to provide STI/HIV we have learned in class that HPV ranks the first in STI prevalence as well as incidents in the United States, it is worthy to discuss how Chinese people are coping with HPV. In recent five years, with increasing knowledge of HPV among the public, there is a huge demand for HPV vaccines. With this demand, the country is trying to import more HPV vaccines and some domestic universities have produced domestic HPV vaccines. The supplies of them could not normally meet the large demands in many cities. Even though both men and women can get HPV vaccines, in China, females are the main group to demand HPV vaccines. In many cities, they have to make appointments after months to get one shot. Meanwhile, the price for HPV vaccines is much higher than many common vaccines in China. One shot of four price HPV vaccine would cost about 500 US dollars. A nine-price HPV vaccine shot could cost about 900 US dollars and even more as it is highly demanded with a low supply. This phenomenon illustrates that more Chinese females are aware of the importance of the HPV is studied that “HPV transmission via sex toys may be feasible” (Anderson, et al., 2014, ), showing the importance of mind the sanitation of sexual toys. However, in China, there can be no instruction provided by public health services concerning sex toys. Since traditional Chinese values do not consider sexual activities is a decent thing to talk about, the health information about sexual activities is not educated to the public. Sexual toys, as new products in China in recent years, are likely to be neglected when doctors are trying to educate some patients about sexual health care. Even Chinese doctors could be shy to talk about sexual toys as they are maintained within a certain group of consumers. The public lacks information about sexual toys. Even in Shanghai, a modern city of China, the Shanghai Municipal Center for Disease Control & Prevention does not provide any information about sexual toys on its website (Shanghai Municipal Center for Disease Control & Prevention, 2021).LGBTQ+ is not openly accepted in Shanghai. Although many Western countries have allowed LGBTQ+, there is no public authority that shows an acceptance to it which can be seen from the marriage law. The marriage law has not made any modifications to allow LGBTQ+ couples. At the same time, the public does not show public acceptance of it. There are fewer LGBTQ+ movements in Shanghai than in America, which might be one of the reasons why Chinese society does not witness rapid development in LGBTQ+. Privately, there are many people who belong to LGBTQ+. Although they are not publicly accepted, they can normally go on streets like a couple without many biases in Shanghai since Shanghai is keeping to open to new ideas and new phenomenon. Nevertheless, this situation might be different in rural areas of China where elderly people normally hold traditional beliefs by considering LGBTQ+ abnormal. This has become a problem and an obstacle for some families which have children who belong to LGBTQ+. The development of LGBTQ+ is slow proceeding in current a conclusion, sexual health service is provided in many forms in Shanghai. The supply of condoms has multiples approaches where consumers can purchase, such as via the internet, take-out service, public hospitals, hotels. Community health hospitals also provide condoms for free, which are easy to find in communities. The test of STI/HIV is provided in public hospitals at a fair cost, about 10 US dollars. The public also shows an awareness of HPV by presenting a huge demand for imported HPV vaccines. Sexual toys are however hard to be mentioned in Shanghai while people hold a traditional value considering it is kind of unusual. Even doctors would be shy to talk about them. Moreover, LGBTQ+ has not been accepted by the public in Shanghai until , T. A., Schick, V., Herbenick, D., Dodge, B., & Fortenberry, J. D. (2014). A study of human papillomavirus on vaginally inserted sex toys, before and after cleaning, among women who have sex with women and men. Sexually transmitted infections, 90(7), , M., Sanders, S., Dennis, B., Higgins, J., Fortenberry, J. D., & Reece, M. (2017). How condom discontinuation occurs: interviews with emerging adult women. The Journal of Sex Research, 54(4-5), Shanghai Municipal Center for Disease Control & Prevention. (2021). “Sexual Disease Prevention”. Retrieved from:
Critical Thought PaperThe sexual health care services in Shanghai, China, has been shown some progress in sexual health care by offering more service and mainly for free for people living around. This research will integrate some Chinese societal elements, such as traditional Chinese values as well as the changing of values to analyze how Shanghai is take an effort in providing sexual health care. It will also discuss how Shanghai is treating LGBTQ+ publicly. Meanwhile, the department of Shanghai Municipal Center for Disease Control & Prevention has provided some free services with other sectors of health care in China, such as community health hospitals. This important sector will be analyzed in detail to illustrate the health care services that people can get access in Shanghai can get condoms in multiple ways. Since “Condoms remain the best form of simultaneous protection against sexually transited infections and unintended pregnancies” (Mullinax, et al., 2017, ), the ways of obtaining condoms are important in sexual health care. Any person in China is free to obtain some condoms from community health hospitals, which is not the only way that offers people condoms. In some hotels, they would provide free condoms or condoms at a fair price, such as several dollars for one box. Customers of hotels can get condoms in their rooms. But some hotels do not provide condoms in the room. Besides these special places. Compared with some western countries, there is no condom selling on China’s college campuses. When students need condoms, they can purchase from pharmacies, doctors at a normal hospital, and online shops, or get condoms from community health hospitals at no cost. The developed take-out service in China also enables Chinese customers to buy condoms or other related products online and the products will be delivered within about half an hour by delivers. This service is mainly provided in urban areas where the take-out service is well developed in China. This service can proceed in a kind of secret way where the deliverers would not know what the products are when they are packaged in a sealed box or bag by a pharmacy. The delivers can provide fast delivery service to meet the needs of customers. Since deliverers can normally reach the house from the house without the influences of the pandemic, the customers can receive an effective service especially when they do not want to go out and buy some condoms from a pharmacy at was well-known for its one-child policy, which put pressure on people to learn birth control. As one important normal approach to achieve this goal, community health hospitals have been the main places to provide people with free condoms. The community health hospitals also take the responsibility to provide sexual health care information to the people living around them. Since there are a large number of community health hospitals in China locate in every small community, the doctors in community health hospitals can offer more personalized and more private services for people who demand sexual health care information. The public hospitals provide services of STI/HIV test, which will normally cost like 10 US dollars, which is affordable for almost all the people who demand such a test. China also announced recently to reduce the tariff on HIV medicines, lowering the cost for consumers. The public hospitals in China have the authority to provide STI/HIV tests. Meanwhile, the public hospital is easy to find in urban areas. In rural areas, there is no such institute to provide STI/HIV we have learned in class that HPV ranks the first in STI prevalence as well as incidents in the United States, it is worthy to discuss how Chinese people are coping with HPV. In recent five years, with increasing knowledge of HPV among the public, there is a huge demand for HPV vaccines. With this demand, the country is trying to import more HPV vaccines and some domestic universities have produced domestic HPV vaccines. The supplies of them could not normally meet the large demands in many cities. Even though both men and women can get HPV vaccines, in China, females are the main group to demand HPV vaccines. In many cities, they have to make appointments after months to get one shot. Meanwhile, the price for HPV vaccines is much higher than many common vaccines in China. One shot of four price HPV vaccine would cost about 500 US dollars. A nine-price HPV vaccine shot could cost about 900 US dollars and even more as it is highly demanded with a low supply. This phenomenon illustrates that more Chinese females are aware of the importance of the HPV is studied that “HPV transmission via sex toys may be feasible” (Anderson, et al., 2014, ), showing the importance of mind the sanitation of sexual toys. However, in China, there can be no instruction provided by public health services concerning sex toys. Since traditional Chinese values do not consider sexual activities is a decent thing to talk about, the health information about sexual activities is not educated to the public. Sexual toys, as new products in China in recent years, are likely to be neglected when doctors are trying to educate some patients about sexual health care. Even Chinese doctors could be shy to talk about sexual toys as they are maintained within a certain group of consumers. The public lacks information about sexual toys. Even in Shanghai, a modern city of China, the Shanghai Municipal Center for Disease Control & Prevention does not provide any information about sexual toys on its website (Shanghai Municipal Center for Disease Control & Prevention, 2021).LGBTQ+ is not openly accepted in Shanghai. Although many Western countries have allowed LGBTQ+, there is no public authority that shows an acceptance to it which can be seen from the marriage law. The marriage law has not made any modifications to allow LGBTQ+ couples. At the same time, the public does not show public acceptance of it. There are fewer LGBTQ+ movements in Shanghai than in America, which might be one of the reasons why Chinese society does not witness rapid development in LGBTQ+. Privately, there are many people who belong to LGBTQ+. Although they are not publicly accepted, they can normally go on streets like a couple without many biases in Shanghai since Shanghai is keeping to open to new ideas and new phenomenon. Nevertheless, this situation might be different in rural areas of China where elderly people normally hold traditional beliefs by considering LGBTQ+ abnormal. This has become a problem and an obstacle for some families which have children who belong to LGBTQ+. The development of LGBTQ+ is slow proceeding in current a conclusion, sexual health service is provided in many forms in Shanghai. The supply of condoms has multiples approaches where consumers can purchase, such as via the internet, take-out service, public hospitals, hotels. Community health hospitals also provide condoms for free, which are easy to find in communities. The test of STI/HIV is provided in public hospitals at a fair cost, about 10 US dollars. The public also shows an awareness of HPV by presenting a huge demand for imported HPV vaccines. Sexual toys are however hard to be mentioned in Shanghai while people hold a traditional value considering it is kind of unusual. Even doctors would be shy to talk about them. Moreover, LGBTQ+ has not been accepted by the public in Shanghai until , T. A., Schick, V., Herbenick, D., Dodge, B., & Fortenberry, J. D. (2014). A study of human papillomavirus on vaginally inserted sex toys, before and after cleaning, among women who have sex with women and men. Sexually transmitted infections, 90(7), , M., Sanders, S., Dennis, B., Higgins, J., Fortenberry, J. D., & Reece, M. (2017). How condom discontinuation occurs: interviews with emerging adult women. The Journal of Sex Research, 54(4-5), Shanghai Municipal Center for Disease Control & Prevention. (2021). “Sexual Disease Prevention”. Retrieved from:
众所周知，现在官方下发的公文落款均有“盖章”，机关、单位的印章有三大作用，一是标志作用，二是权威作用，三是证明作用，与政府单位一样，翻译公司的文件上必须盖有公司公章以证明与原文表达意思相同，这是业内约定俗成的规定，而且相关的涉外办事机构也是要求翻译公司出具的有翻译文件上必须盖有翻译专业用章，已表明此译件与原件一致，具有有效性，可以提交给相关企事业单位及政府部门使用。因为翻译行业接触的大都是较为正式的、具有法定效力的书面化文件，比如说需要将国外企业的资质章程转化成中文，外籍人才的学位证明、工作证明也是需要转换成中文再提交给相关部门与企业的，这其中就需要找一个靠谱的翻译公司进行合作了。留学生回国人员及其他海外、国外学位获得者在中国进行落户、升学、就业、申请科研基金等工作时需要出具经权威机构认证的学历学位证书及其翻译件。国内众多的三甲医院在招聘境外留学人员时也需要海外留学人员将自己的所学课程、毕业论文、专业介绍、境外学位证或能够证明专业研究方向的有关外文资料翻译成中文并加盖印章后，作为“专业研究方向证明”参加资格审查。在翻译行业内，对于证件证明类型的文件，不仅仅需要翻译上面的文字，还需要进行精心排版，并加盖官方认可的公章或翻译专用章，才可以得到官方认可，比如说营业执照、毕业证、成绩单、驾照、境外出生证明的翻译等等。目前国内的翻译公司主要分布于北上广深等大城市和内陆的强省会城市，中小城市则很少见，而正规翻译公司只有在保证翻译文件质量的前提下才会在译件上加盖翻译用章的。现在市场上的翻译公司着实不少，但是正规的确是不多，面对市场上琳琅满目的翻译公司，怎么才能选择优质的翻译服务？总体来讲，正规的翻译公司有以下特点：完善的法定资质。包括营业执照、企业公章、银行备案信息等，可以开具正规发票。专业的译员团队。作为高强度的脑力劳动者，要想成为一名合格的翻译是需要经过长期的专业训练以及足够的经验积累的；翻译公司作为组成翻译市场的主体，必须拥有众多的优质译员资源和完善的翻译质量控制才可以称之为合格的翻译公司。业内正规的翻译公司对待每一份译稿进行纯人工翻译，所以他们都有相当专业的译员队伍，每一位译员都是持证上岗且经验丰富。完善的售后服务。正规的翻译公司会提供完善的售后服务，所翻译的每一份译文如有质量问题，免费更正。翻译盖章服务。正规的翻译公司或者机构会在每一份合格翻译件后面加盖翻译用章，包括翻译公司公章、翻译专用章、中英文涉外专用章等，以保证其有效性。译员签章。有些境外高校或者机构会要求在翻译件末署上译员姓名、单位地址、译员证书编号等信息，这些正规的翻译公司都会提供的。
可以，但是你要注明出处
不可以的，这样算是抄袭
如果文献是英文或者其他语种的，翻译成中文时，知网系统的数据库并没有类似的内容来进行对比。所以知网系统收录了你抄袭的那篇英文文献的话，对于翻译成中文的内容是并不能有效的检测出。但是要注意了，抄袭的英文文献是否被别人用过，如果别人也跟你一样，翻译过这篇文献，并被知网收录。那么你检测的时候就会被显示抄袭他的文章，这到底能不能检测出来，还得查了才知道，不代表没有别人翻译过的可能性。而且如果是投稿发表，并不建议你这么做，到时候被发现抄袭，后果是比较严重的。个人建议理解内容后，按照自己的意思再重新写一遍比较靠谱。不然有可能被撤销学位或者吊销学位证书等。像早检测，是有知网vip，知网pmlc，还有知网期刊，小分解。或许可以看看。
在知网上查外国文献，前提是必须知道文献的名字。知道文献的名字然后搜索关键词即可。另：如何在中国知网搜索外文文献：
1、先搜索到“中国知网”主页；
2、如果您是“中国知网”的用户则先在其主页登录，否则不允许下载全文；
3、在“中国知网”的“工具栏”中选择CNKI知识搜索；
4、进入到CNKI知识搜索的主页，在“全文文献”中输入要检索的英文关键字；搜索就可以。
拓展资料：
知网，是国家知识基础设施的概念，由世界银行于1998年提出。CNKI工程是以实现全社会知识资源传播共享与增值利用为目标的信息化建设项目。由清华大学、清华同方发起，始建于1999年6月。
知网，是国家知识基础设施（National Knowledge Infrastructure，NKI）的概念，由世界银行于1998年提出。CNKI工程是以实现全社会知识资源传播共享与增值利用为目标的信息化建设项目，由清华大学、清华同方发起，始建于1999年6月。
在党和国家领导以及教育部、中宣部、科技部、新闻出版总署、国家版权局、国家发改委的大力支持下，在全国学术界、教育界、出版界、图书情报界等社会各界的密切配合和清华大学的直接领导下，CNKI工程集团经过多年努力，采用自主开发并具有国际领先水平的数字图书馆技术，建成了世界上全文信息量规模最大的"CNKI数字图书馆"。
参考资料：中国知网_百度百科
1.首先，如果您是大学生，在学校的校网内，则可以以自己学校的身份，登陆知网，如果不是学生，那么则需要知网账号，才可以下载文档。
登陆进中国知网后，点击“外文文献”，并在输入框里输入你想要查找的文献，按下“搜索”按钮后，出现以下，可以根据简介，却确定你要的是那一篇，这里，我根据日期，选择了第一篇。
2.点击第二篇的标题，你将进入详细页，在这里，发现文章资源在计算机类英文文献的集成数据库系统中，点击DBLP。
3.您将会看到文章列表中，含有你想要的这篇文章标题，将鼠标悬停到类似“记事本”样的图标上，点击“electronic edition via DOI”
4.接着您就看到，该文章在数据库系统中的更详细信息了，点击“Download PDF”，则可以实现文章浏览了。
5.进入文章浏览页后，鼠标悬浮到右下角，会出现，这几组图标，点击其中类似“翻译”的图标，即可实现文章的翻译。
在知网上查外国文献，前提是必须知道文献的名字。知道文献的名字然后搜索关键词即可。另：如何在中国知网搜索外文文献：1.先搜索到“中国知网”主页；2.如果您是“中国知网”的用户则先在其主页登录，否则不允许下载全文；3.在“中国知网”的“工具栏”中选择CNKI知识搜索；4.进入到CNKI知识搜索的主页，在“全文文献”中输入要检索的英文关键字；搜索就可以
如果文献是英文或者其他语种的，翻译成中文时，知网系统的数据库并没有类似的内容来进行对比。所以知网系统收录了你抄袭的那篇英文文献的话，对于翻译成中文的内容是并不能有效的检测出。但是要注意了，抄袭的英文文献是否被别人用过，如果别人也跟你一样，翻译过这篇文献，并被知网收录。那么你检测的时候就会被显示抄袭他的文章，这到底能不能检测出来，还得查了才知道，不代表没有别人翻译过的可能性。
关于如何把论文翻译成英文的问题，强烈推荐使用百度翻译的文档翻译功能，优点如下：第一，速度快，即使是知网上下载的长篇论文也可以快速解锁译文；第二，百度文档翻译有丰富的术语库，可以保证译文的准确性；第三，译文可以在线编辑也可以保存到本地。
如果文献是英文或者其他语种的，翻译成中文时，知网系统的数据库并没有类似的内容来进行对比。所以知网系统收录了你抄袭的那篇英文文献的话，对于翻译成中文的内容是并不能有效的检测出。但是要注意了，抄袭的英文文献是否被别人用过，如果别人也跟你一样，翻译过这篇文献，并被知网收录。那么你检测的时候就会被显示抄袭他的文章，这到底能不能检测出来，还得查了才知道，不代表没有别人翻译过的可能性。而且如果是投稿发表，并不建议你这么做，到时候被发现抄袭，后果是比较严重的。个人建议理解内容后，按照自己的意思再重新写一遍比较靠谱。不然有可能被撤销学位或者吊销学位证书等。像早检测，是有知网vip，知网pmlc，还有知网期刊，小分解。或许可以看看。
是可以的。如果文献是英文或其他语言，当翻译成中文时，数据库中没有类似的内容供比较。因此，该系统包含了你的英文文本抄袭，对于中文翻译内容并不是有效的检测。但是，如果像你这样的其他人翻译了这份文件并被包括在网上，请注意是否有人使用过抄袭的英语文章。一旦别人用过，那么当你查重的时候会出现剽窃他的文章，系统到底查不查的出来，我们要查证知道，并不意味着没有其他人翻译的可能性。
大概当今所有的研究生毕业论文都会经过中国知网的“学术不端检测”，即便最后不被盲审。这个系统的初衷其实是很好的，在一定程度上能够对即将踏入中国科研界的硕士研究生们一个警示作用：杜绝抄袭，踏实学问。但正所谓“世界万物，有矛就有盾”的哲学观，中国知网的这个“学术不端检测系统”并不是完善的。原因有二，其一是目前的图文识别技术还不够先进；其二是目前的机器识别还达不到在含义识别上的智能化。求索阁一贯的观点就是“战略上蔑视，战术上重视”和“知己知彼百战百胜”。要破敌，必先知敌；要过学术检测这一关，当然必先了解这一关的玄机。一、查重原理 1、知网学位论文检测为整篇上传，格式对检测结果可能会造成影响，需要将最终交稿格式提交检测，将影响降到最小，此影响为几十字的小段可能检测不出。对于3万字符以上文字较多的论文是可以忽略的。对比数据库为：中国学术期刊网络出版总库，中国博士学位论文全文数据库/中国优秀硕士学位论文全文数据库，国重要会议论文全文数据库，中国重要报纸全文数据库，中国专利全文数据库，个人比对库，其他比对库。部分书籍不在知网库，检测不到。 2、上传论文后，系统会自动检测该论文的章节信息，如果有自动生成的目录信息，那么系统会将论文按章节分段检测，否则会自动分段检测。 3、有部分同学反映说自己在段落中明明引用或者抄袭了其他文献的段落或句子，为什么没有检测出来，这是正常的。中国知网对该套检测系统的灵敏度设置了一个阀值，该阀值为5%，以段落计，低于5%的抄袭或引用是检测不出来的，这种情况常见于大段落中的小句或者小概念。举个例子：假如检测段落1有10000字，那么引用单篇文献500字以下，是不会被检测出来的。实际上这里也告诉同学们一个修改的方法，就是对段落抄袭千万不要选一篇文章来引用，尽可能多的选择多篇文献，一篇截取几句，这样是不会被检测出来的。 4、一篇论文的抄袭怎么才会被检测出来？知网论文检测的条件是连续13个字相似或抄袭都会被红字标注，但是必须满足3里面的前提条件：即你所引用或抄袭的A文献文字总和在你的各个检测段落中要达到5%。二、快速通过论文查重的七大方法方法一：外文文献翻译法查阅研究领域外文文献，特别是高水平期刊的文献，比如Science，Nature，WaterRes等，将其中的理论讲解翻译成中文，放在自己的论文中。优点：1、每个人语言习惯不同，翻译成的汉语必然不同。因此即使是同一段文字，不同人翻译了之后，也 不会出现抄袭的情况。2、外文文献的阅读，可以提升自身英语水平，拓展专业领域视野。缺点：英文不好特别是专业英文不好的同学实施起来比较费劲。方法二：变化措辞法将别人论文里的文字，或按照意思重写，或变换句式结构，更改主被动语态，或更换关键词，或通过增减。当然如果却属于经典名句，还是按照经典的方法加以引用。优点：1．将文字修改之后，按照知网程序和算法，只要不出现连续13个字重复，以及关键词的重复，就不会被标红。2．对论文的每字每句都了如指掌，烂熟于心，答辩时亦会如鱼得水。缺点：逐字逐句的改，费时费力。方法三：google等翻译工具翻译法将别人论文里的文字，用google翻译成英文，再翻译回来，句式和结构就会发生改变，再自行修改下语病后，即可顺利躲过查重。优点：方便快捷，可以一大段一大段的修改。缺点：有时候需要多翻译几遍，必须先由中文翻译成英文，再翻译成阿尔及利亚语，再翻译成中文。方法四：转换图片法将别人论文里的文字，截成图片，放在自己的论文里。因为知网查重系统目前只能查文字，而不能查图片和表格，因此可以躲过查重。优点：比google翻译法更加方便快捷。缺点：用顺手了容易出现整页都是图片的情况，会影响整个论文的字数统计。方法五：插入文档法将某些参考引用来的文字通过word文档的形式插入到论文中。优点：此法比方法四更甚一筹，因为该方法日后还可以在所插入的文档里进行重新编辑，而图片转换法以后就不便于再修改了。缺点：还没发现。方法六：插入空格法将文章中所有的字间插入空格，然后将空 格 字 间距调到最小。因为查重的根据是以词为基础的，空格切断了词语，自然略过了查重系统。优点：从查重系统的原理出发，可靠性高。缺点：工作量极大，课可以考虑通过宏完成，但宏的编制需要研究。方法七：自己原创法自己动手写论文，在写作时，要么不原文复制粘贴；要么正确的加上引用。优点：基本上绝对不会担心查重不通过，哪怕这个查重系统的阈值调的再低。缺点：如果说优缺点的话，就是写完一篇毕业论文，可能会死掉更多的脑细胞。呵呵。。。
实际上，如果是单论哪一个查重系统比较靠谱的话，还是要根据所在的院校和单位机构的检测系统为准。如今，几乎所有的论文都采用知网查重，因为它在学术性上有着非常强大的检测优势。因此，如果将其它的这些工具当作参考，以知网最终的检测数据当作结果，有的学校会提供给学生1-2次的免费知网查重机会，但这个机会非常宝贵。如果学生需要在学校外进行查重，一般就需要付一定的检测费用了。比如一些知网自助查重网站：学术不端网、PaperEasy、蚂蚁查重网等，全程学生自己操作，简单、快速、准确！那么论文顺利通过查重将会变得非常简单。
名气比较大的就是知网、维普、万方、PaperPP了，不过知网好像是不对个人开放的，学校机构才可以用。我们一般都是用PaperPP，综合表现比较好吧，准确度、速度什么的都还可以。
首先我们要明确一点，知网论文的检测词条并不一定意味着你的文章和参考文献中的文章完全一样，因为软件能检测出来，有时候我们只是做了一些修改，可能最终表明并不完全一样，但是这样做。只要相似度达到80％以上，就认为是抄袭，一定要警惕。