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  1. 02-Nov-2011, 06:30 #1
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    what is norm in translatio ?whoud you please explain it ?
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    Default Re: norm

    Quote Originally Posted by l.fatehi View Post
    What is norm in translation? whoud Would you please explain it?
    Are you asking for the definition of the word "norm"? If so, have you looked in a dictionary?
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    Default Re: norm

    Quote Originally Posted by emsr2d2 View Post
    Are you asking for the definition of the word "norm"? If so, have you looked in a dictionary?
    Are you sure they're not asking for the latin term 'norm in translatio'?



    OK, I made that up.
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    Default Re: norm

    There's a paper here on the subject of norms in translation:
    http://isg.urv.es/library/papers/schaffner_norms.pdf (pdf)
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