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Особенности выражения специальных понятий в научно-популярных текстах медицинского содержания в таджикском и английском языках

Особенности выражения специальных понятий в научно-популярных текстах медицинского содержания в таджикском и английском языках

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Данная статья посвящена изучению особенностей процесса адаптации терминологических единиц в англоязычных научно-популярных текстах медицинского содержания. В статье отмечается, что одним из основных способов языкового выражения специальных знаний являются термины, которые создаются человеком в целях обеспечения оптимизации человеческого познания в процессе профессионально-научной деятельности.

The article dwells on the studies concerned with the peculiarities of the process of adaptation of terminology units in medical scientifico-popular texts written in English. The author notes that terms are one of the main ways of linguistic expression of special knowledge created by man to provide optimization of human cognition in the process of professional-scientific activity.

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МЕДИЦИНСКАЯ ТЕРМИНОЛОГИЯ, НАУЧНО-ПОПУЛЯРНЫЕ ТЕКСТЫ, ТЕРМИНОЛОГИЧЕСКАЯ ЕДИНИЦА, ТИПЫ ПОЗНАНИЯ АДАПТАЦИИ ТЕРМИНОВ

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