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License Agreement on scientific materials use.
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CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE TARGET LANGUAGE AND THE SOURCE LANGUAGE
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Natal'ya Anatol'evna Bondareva
Saint Petersburg University
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Submitted:
December 1, 2017
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Abstract.
The article presents the material that considers the comparison of the target language and the source language of a legal text. The author points out the possibility of a high degree of translation and a low level of incorrect translation; considers the opposite translation strategies - domestication and foreignization, - their use and dissemination; shows the difference between the terms “translation technique” and “translation technique”; describes in detail the techniques for translating certain types of texts; represents different types of equivalents for determining the degree of correspondence or inconsistency between the source language and the target language.
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Key words and phrases:
язык оригинала
язык перевода
эквивалент
концептуальное соответствие
техника перевода
стратегия перевода
source language
target language
equivalent
conceptual correspondence
translation technique
translation strategy
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