… Synonymy and translational equivalence are the relations of sameness of meaning within
… In our view, synonymy and translational equivalence are simply different types of semantic …

… A translational equivalent … equivalence and synonymy in general, we shall now concentrate
on the bilingual dimension, in order to try and identify cases where the headword-equivalent …

… abstraction class with regard to synonymy as an equivalence relation which includes the form
… Finally, translation is such a mapping of the units of a certain linguistic level of the source …

… and translation complements, equivalent discrimination in … language synonymy and
especially partial synonymy will be … the absence of a standard translation dictionary has left, will …

… the issue of translational equivalence be reduced to legal vocabulary the degree of equivalence
… Although our focus is on lexical synonymy applicable to legal terminology, propositional …

… problems in maintaining message equivalence in translation. A common problem found in …
translation procedure called synonymy. To focus and limit the scope of discussion, translation …

… idea of existence of synonymy, but the idea of the degrees of synonymy can be more accepted.
… This research applies Werner Koller's equivalence relations of translation theory. Koller (…

… work, which is not bound to word level as this research suggests, but expands to look for
equivalence at the level of utterances, collocations, synonyms, sentences, proverbs and all …

… to synonymy, style level, etc.), strongly translational dictionaries of modern languages,
particularly those with the purpose of helping in the acquisition of the ability to speak the foreign …

… tionable to treat it as a translation equivalent for the two PWN senses. On the other hand,
despite the vague definition for synonymy (as defined by substitutability in a given context), it is …