Mindey, 
Default Interlingual Synsets
Assign default token for defined meanings in every language. Give a prefix to them, and use them to make LID.
The idea is to assign default token for defined meanings in every language -- default interlingual synsets (DIS). Give a prefix to them, and use them to make language-independent documents (LID), which has never been really realized, and is still relevant because of ambiguity of machine translations. The world already has WikiData.org, which summarizes meanings from variety of sources. For example, Freebase was integrated into it.
Then, use DIS to enable LIDs, simply choose default meanings for tokens. E.g., "orange" default meaning would be the color, not the fruit.... And "spring" default meaning would be the type of coils, not the season. Etc., such "standardized" meaning tokens could all have prefixes, like, underscore, or some other more rarely used symbol.
Video: https://wiki.mindey.com/shared/shots/6eb9493e352bc8c7098163219-default-interlingual-synsets.mp4
More details: https://www.halfbakery.com/idea/Default_20Interlingual_20Synsets
このアイデアの優れている点は、デフォルトの意味がすでに人々に知られているため、人々がすぐにそれを使用して通信できることを期待できるということです。
What's great about this idea, is that the default meanings are already known to people, so, one can expect people to be able to use it immediately to communicate.
これは実際に試す価値があります。 [WikiData]（https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Main_Page）からデータを取得するために必要な作業はほとんどなく、使用可能なものを作成するために少しのコンピューティング/メモリが必要です。
This actually is worth trying. Very little effort is required, to pull data from WikiData, and a bit of compute/memory, to have a usable thing.