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Talking About the Assimilation and Dissimilation for the Translation of Idioms

LI Wen-he

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The Language is the most important means by which people communicate with each other. Idioms are expressions with special meanings,which handed down far and wide.English and Chinese are developing languages at high speed, and they have the treasure-houses with rich idioms. This essay is a research for their translation of the assimilation and dissimilation.

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The Language is the most important means by which people communicate with each other. Idioms are expressions with special meanings,which handed down far and wide.English and Chinese are developing languages at high speed, and they have the treasure-houses with rich idioms. This essay is a research for their translation of the assimilation and dissimilation.

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The Language is the most important means by which people communicate with each other. Idioms are expressions with special meanings,which handed down far and wide.English and Chinese are developing languages at high speed, and they have the treasure-houses with rich idioms. This essay is a research for their translation of the assimilation and dissimilation.

Key concepts: Dissimilation, Assimilation (phonology), Linguistics, Computer science, Translation (biology), Philosophy, Biology, Biochemistry

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