PRINCIPLES FOR TRANSLATING VOCABULARY WITH BACKGROUND INFORMATION
Dr. Saodat A. Nasirova , Doctor Of Philology, Associate Professor Tashkent State University Of Oriental Studies Tashkent, UzbekistanAbstract
This article has incorporated the content analysis material and the problems of translating the socio-political terminology of the modern Chinese language. The question of the theory of translation, the main imperatives of this field, as well as the question of the formation of the main directions of development of the theory of translation in ancient China is touched upon. The lexica-stylistic and semantic features of terms have an important role in the study of the socio-political layer of the vocabulary of modern Chinese. Analysis of these features can give a new solution in the search for the adequacy and equivalence of new concepts. The characteristic features of the socio-political terminology of the Chinese language in terms of the political and cultural perspective, the importance of the historical context of speech and the original understanding of the terms in the socio-political layer of speech also constituted the main core of the subject of analysis.
Keywords
Translation theory, equivalent, definition
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