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Register a new userCompiling a specialised corpus for translation research in the environmental domain
تجميع كوربوس متخصص لأبحاث الترجمة في المجال البيئي
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هذه الدراسة هي أبحاث مستمرة تهدف إلى التحقيق في ميزات المعمير النحوية والأسلطة للنصوص في المجال البيئي باللغة الإنجليزية، وآثارها على الترجمة إلى الأوكرانية وكذلك ترجمة وحدات المصطلحات الرئيسية على أساس موازية متخصصة ومقارنة.
The present study is an ongoing research that aims to investigate lexico-grammatical and stylistic features of texts in the environmental domain in English, their implications for translation into Ukrainian as well as the translation of key terminological units based on a specialised parallel and comparable corpora.
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