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Свободные атрибутивные словосочетания как характерная черта английских научно-технических текстов и их особенности перевода

Свободные атрибутивные словосочетания как характерная черта английских научно-технических текстов и их особенности перевода

Abstract

Правильная интерпретация и адекватный перевод свободных атрибутивных словосочетаний определяются значением всего контекста в силу потенциальной многозначности компонентов данной конструкции, поэтому при работе с такими словосочетаниями требуется провести тщательный анализ смысловых отношений между его элементами, а также семантических связей внутри текста.

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свободные атрибутивные словосочетания, научно-технические тексты, перевод научно-технических текстов, английский язык, изучение английского языка

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impulse
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