MEANING ANALYSIS AND DYNAMIC EQUIVALENCE
Abdullaeva Ismigul
Azimjon Ahmedov
Keywords: Keywords: Translation, Dynamic Equivalence, Contextual Correspondence.
Abstract
Annotation. The study aimed to test the effectiveness of “dynamic equivalence”
and “contextual correspondence” theories in two translation contexts. The study found
that applying the theories of “dynamic equivalence” and “contextual correspondence”
in translating scientific articles and technical terms proved effective in achieving
meaning-based translations. Furthermore, it affirmed that cultural translation
contributes to a higher level of comprehension among target readers/listeners.
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