Translating and interpreting
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Names and connections
Interpretation and translation; Interpreting and translating; Language and languages--Translating; Literature--Translating; Translation and interpretation
- Broader: Language and languages
- Broader: Translators
- Narrower: Affect (Psychology) in translating
- Narrower: Agent (Philosophy) in translating
- Narrower: Audio-visual translation
- Narrower: Authenticity (Philosophy) in translating
- Narrower: Back translation
- Narrower: Closed captioning
- Narrower: Consecutive interpreting
- Narrower: Court interpreting and translating
- Narrower: Cultural translation
- Narrower: Folk poetry--Translating
- Narrower: Indirect translation
- Narrower: Information theory in translating
- Narrower: Machine translating
- Narrower: Public service interpreting
- Narrower: Retranslation
- Narrower: Self-translation
- Narrower: Simultaneous interpreting
- Narrower: Telephone interpreting
- Narrower: Translating services
- Narrower: Untranslatability
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Morton address: 10126559266489123328 · morton4x16-v1
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