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MEANING ANALYSIS AND DYNAMIC EQUIVALENCE

Abduvahobova Hayriniso

Ahmedov A

Keywords: Keywords: closest natural equivalent, flexibility in translation, context, formal equivalence.

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Abstract

Abstract
Dynamic equivalence is a translation principle that aims to produce a similar
response in the target text readers as the source text does in its original readers. This
approach emphasizes achieving the "closest natural equivalent" of the source text,
considering both linguistic and cultural contexts.

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