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Words Of Chinese Culture In Cross-cultural Perspective And Teaching
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A Study Of The Translation Of Cultural Loaded Information From A Memetic Perspective
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A Comparative Study Of The Translation Of Culture-Loaded Words In The Two English Versions Of The Peony Pavilion
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A Multiple Commentary Perspective To The English Translation Of Chinese Culture-Loaded Words In Sichuan Tourism Texts
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Functionalist Approaches To The Translation Of Chinese Culture-loaded Words
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On The Translation Of Culture-loaded Words In Fortress Besieged From The Perspective Of RT
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On C-E Translation Of Chinese Culture-loaded Words In China's Mainstream English Newspapers
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On The Translation Strategies Of The Culture-loaded Words And Expressions In Fortress Besieged -a Cultural Translation Perspective
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An Empirical Study Of The Effects Of Frame Knowledge On The Acquisition Of Culturally-loaded Words
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Translation Of Culture-loaded Words In The Scholars From The Perspective Of Relevance Translation Theory
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A Study On Ying Ruocheng's Translation Of Teahouse From The Perspective Of Skopostheorie
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The Translation Of Culture-Loaded Expressions In Fortress Besieged In Light Of Translation As Adaptation And Selection
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On The Trnslaion Of Associative Meanings Of Culturally-loaded Works By Applying Relevance-Adaptation Model
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On Transliteration Of Culturally-loaded Chinese Terms
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Explanation On Chinese Culture-loaded Words In Fortress Besieged From The Perspective Of Peter Newmark's Translation Theory
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The Frame Semantic Approach To The Translation Of Chinese Culture-loaded Expressions
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Two English Translations Of Chinese Cultural-Loaded Words In Shui Hu Zhuan From Semantic And Communicative Perspective
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A Comparative Study Of Two English Versions Of Luotuo Xiangzi From The Perspective Of Translation Ethics
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Translation Of Chinese Culture-Loaded Words:a Perspective Of Discourse Power Theory
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On The Translation Of Religion-loaded Expressions In Two English Versions Of Xi You Ji From The Perspective Of Domestication And Foreignization
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