Although there is cultural overlap between these two languages, in most cases, the image and sense are not quite equivalent. So a translator should strive to find some way to compensate the meaning of the metaphor of the target language. Translating a metaphor by a simile or convening s meteaphor to sense are all the [...]

January 3rd, 2010 | Translation theory | Comments Off

Chinese translation service found that omission Compared to English, Chinese polictidl documents always contain a lot of category words, unnecessary intensifiers, repetition. In the  translation, the author suggests omitting the redundant information.
Omission as atranslation strategy is ofen used in Chinese-English translation of political documents, and in most cases it is used to achieve the effect [...]

January 3rd, 2010 | Translation theory | Comments Off

   It  is  necessary  for  the  chinese  translation service  to be aware of the subjects  and useful patterns.
   English  sentences  always  have   their subjects  except  for  imperative  sentences? but  Chinese  sentences  can  have no subject?This is  an  important  difference  between  the  two  languages?Therefore?passive—voice  English  sentences can   convert   into  subjectless Chinese sentences when it is not necessary to tell [...]

January 1st, 2010 | Translation theory | Comments Off

      My purpose in this talk is to reassess the role of translation in English language teaching?I propose to do this by examining how approaches to the use of translation in the teaching of English have changed and developed over the years and then evaluating the
current  state of the art in order to establish some [...]

December 23rd, 2009 | Translation theory | Comments Off

      Corpus Translation Studies(CTS)is a new field in chinese translation service studies and the representation of corpus is quite an important issue that deserves attention?At present?the translation theoretical circle holds different views on translation corpora and internal structures?Indeed?the existing translation theories can hardly be applied to CTS?As such?CTS can only make further development after the [...]

December 23rd, 2009 | Translation theory | Comments Off

   Chinese translation service thinks that  string similarity measures of edit distance?cosine correlation and Dice coefficient give adopted to evaluatemachine translation results?Experiment shows that the evaluation method distinguishes well between?good?and ?bad?translations?Another experiment manifests a consistency between human and?automatic scorings of 6 general-purpose MT systems?Equational analysis validates the experimental results?Although the data and graphs are very promising?correlation [...]

December 22nd, 2009 | Translation theory | Comments Off

           Compared to the nation?states of Europe?and especially compared to China?the United States is a very young country?While translations have existed for hundreds of years in Europe, and Chinese translation service has thousands in China? they are just a few centuries old in the United States?I am very skeptical of applying European translation studies models?whether traditional [...]

December 22nd, 2009 | Translation theory | Comments Off

           It is just like Chinese translation service ,the growth of translation studies as a discipline in and of itself did not follow as quickly in the United States?where today there are very few universities offering post-graduate translation studies programs? According to William Park’s Guide to Translating and Interpreting Programs in North America(2003)?there are only [...]

December 22nd, 2009 | Translation theory | Comments Off

         Despite the field’s relatively young age?in parts of Europe?it has already coalesced into a fairly narrow discipline with a well—defined subject and a fairly fixed research methodology?i.e??what has become known as descriptive translation studies(DTS)?Yet Chinese translation service suggests both that many translation phenomena have not been included ?especially those oral and non—published translations occurring [...]

December 22nd, 2009 | Translation theory | Comments Off

         Chinese translation service seems that most European scholars agree that the discipline of translation studies first emerged in the early 1970s with a group of scholars from Belgium?the Netherlands?England?Germany?and the former Czechoslovakia?Combining the best Prague structuralism?British empiricism?Germ an systems theory? and the Belgium?Dutch descriptive studies?an exciting new international and interdisciplinary field emerged?In his essay [...]

December 22nd, 2009 | Translation theory | Comments Off