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TERMINOLOGIE ET CRÉATIVITÉ LEXICALE EN CONTEXTE PANDÉMIQUE - LA CRÉATION ET LA GESTION D'UN ESPACE VIRTUEL MULTILINGUE / TERMINOLOGY AND LEXICAL CREATIVITY IN PANDEMIC CONTEXT- CREATION AND MANAGEMENT OF A MULTILINGUAL VIRTUAL SPACE

Authors: Tomescu, Ana-Marina; Ilinca, Elena Cristina; Boncescu, Silvia;

TERMINOLOGIE ET CRÉATIVITÉ LEXICALE EN CONTEXTE PANDÉMIQUE - LA CRÉATION ET LA GESTION D'UN ESPACE VIRTUEL MULTILINGUE / TERMINOLOGY AND LEXICAL CREATIVITY IN PANDEMIC CONTEXT- CREATION AND MANAGEMENT OF A MULTILINGUAL VIRTUAL SPACE

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Résumé: Cet article présente les résultats d’une étude faite sur la terminologie relative à la covid-19 en quatre langues : anglais, français, allemand, roumain. Le but est de voir comment les termes relatifs à cette crise sanitaire ont circulé de la langue source, langue officielle de communication, c’est-à-dire l’anglais vers les autres langues et la capacité de celles-ci d’assimiler les nouvelles unités terminologiques. Mots-clés: pandémie, discours scientifique, terminologie, base de données. Abstract: This article presents the results of a study carried out on Covid-19 terminology in four languages: English, French, German, Romanian. The aim is to see how the terms referring to this health crisis circulated from the source language, English,the official language of communication, to other languages and the capacity of these to assimilate the new terminological units. Keywords: pandemic, scientific discourse, terminology, date base.

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