ISOMORPHISM AND ALLOMORPHISM IN DERIVATION AND BORROWING OF SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL TERMINOLOGY IN CONSTRUCTION
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Keywords: isomorphism, allomorphism, translation of scientific and technical terminology, construction, translation training, semantics, equivalence, glossaries.Abstract
Abstract: This article explores the issues of isomorphism and allomorphism in the context of translating scientific and technical terminology related to construction. The role of isomorphic relations between languages is examined, as well as the practical application of these concepts in the translation of texts and documentation. Special attention is given to translation training and the development of necessary skills for the effective use of isomorphism and allomorphism in translation practice.
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