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CONNOTATIVE MEANING IN ENGLISH-CHINESE TRANSLATION

Zou Juan-juan

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The connotative meaning of a word,which makes the language colorful is always the difficulty of translators.This paper discusses the connotative meaning in English-Chinese translation in terms of the influences of context to connotative meaning.

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The connotative meaning of a word,which makes the language colorful is always the difficulty of translators.This paper discusses the connotative meaning in English-Chinese translation in terms of the influences of context to connotative meaning.

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The connotative meaning of a word,which makes the language colorful is always the difficulty of translators.This paper discusses the connotative meaning in English-Chinese translation in terms of the influences of context to connotative meaning.

Key concepts: Meaning (existential), Linguistics, Context (archaeology), Translation (biology), Word (group theory), Psychology, History, Philosophy

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