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On Preparation for Interpreting from the Perspective of Daniel Gile’s Effort Models

Gao Chun-juan

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Preparation is pivotal to interpretation,and also the basic skill required for an interpreter.It consists of short-term preparation and long-term preparation.Based on the Effort Models proposed by Daniel Gile,the author introduces the preparation for interpreting from the perspective of linguistic knowledge,interpreting skills,cognitive knowledge and nonverbal element,which will lay good foundation for being a qualified interpreter.

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Preparation is pivotal to interpretation,and also the basic skill required for an interpreter.It consists of short-term preparation and long-term preparation.Based on the Effort Models proposed by Daniel Gile,the author introduces the preparation for interpreting from the perspective of linguistic knowledge,interpreting skills,cognitive knowledge and nonverbal element,which will lay good foundation for being a qualified interpreter.

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Preparation is pivotal to interpretation,and also the basic skill required for an interpreter.It consists of short-term preparation and long-term preparation.Based on the Effort Models proposed by Daniel Gile,the author introduces the preparation for interpreting from the perspective of linguistic knowledge,interpreting skills,cognitive knowledge and nonverbal element,which will lay good foundation for being a qualified interpreter.

Key concepts: Interpreter, Perspective (graphical), Interpretation (philosophy), Foundation (evidence), Term (time), Computer science, Cognition, Element (criminal law)

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