THE PRINCIPLES OF BILINGUAL LEXICOGRAPHY
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Bilingual lexicography,Dictionary principle,Equivalence in translation,Lexical selection,Idiomatic expressions,Corpus analysis,Lexical entries,Cross-cultural communication,Digital lexicography,Language learning toolsAbstract
This work outlines the key principles guiding the selection, organization, and presentation of lexical entries in two languages. It emphasizes the importance of equivalence, cultural nuances, and context in ensuring accurate and user-friendly translations. The text discusses challenges such as dealing with polysemy, idiomatic expressions, and structural differences between languages. Furthermore, it highlights methodologies for corpus analysis, dictionary typology, and digital tools that aid modern lexicographers. The study underscores the role of bilingual dictionaries in language learning, translation, and cross-cultural communication.Downloads
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