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The Translation Strategies in the Gross-cultural Communication

Qin Jiu-ying

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The culture meaning and style in source language should be accurately represented in cross-cultural translation. In the terms of domesticating translation and foreignizing translation, pragmatic equivalence, the translation strategies are analyzed in the cross-cultural communication.

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The culture meaning and style in source language should be accurately represented in cross-cultural translation. In the terms of domesticating translation and foreignizing translation, pragmatic equivalence, the translation strategies are analyzed in the cross-cultural communication.

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The culture meaning and style in source language should be accurately represented in cross-cultural translation. In the terms of domesticating translation and foreignizing translation, pragmatic equivalence, the translation strategies are analyzed in the cross-cultural communication.

Key concepts: Equivalence (formal languages), Translation (biology), Linguistics, Dynamic and formal equivalence, Style (visual arts), Cultural communication, Meaning (existential), Communication

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