sintagma terminológico
Spanish translation: terminological phrase
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peer agreement (net): +1terminological syntagm Explanation: SINTAGMA TERMINOLOGICO. En Terminología, término constituído por una serie de palabras enlazadas sintácticamente en forma permanente, y que designan una sola noción. Por ej., "caracter de verificación". I TERMINOLOGICAL SYNTAGM; TERMINOLOGICAL SYNTAGMA. Resultados de la búsquedaLetter T - Diccionario Organización y Representación del ...TERMINOLOGICAL REPERTOIRE, REPERTORIO TERMINOLOGICO. TERMINOLOGICAL SOURCE, FUENTE TERMINOLOGICA. TERMINOLOGICAL SYNTAGM, SINTAGMA TERMINOLOGICO ... www.eubca.edu.uy/diccionario/letter_t.htm - En caché - Similares Letra S - Diccionario Organización y Representación del ...I TERMINOLOGICAL SYNTAGM; TERMINOLOGICAL SYNTAGMA. SINTAXIS. Disciplina que ... www.eubca.edu.uy/diccionario/letra_s.htm - En caché - Similares Mostrar más resultados de eubca.edu.uy |
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peer agreement (net): +1multiword terminological unit Explanation: The English for "sintagma terminológico" ought logically to be "terminological syntagm", and some sources indicate that it is, but what bothers me is that these sources seem to be translations rather than texts written by English-speaking linguisticians. It appears to be a calque. In linguistic writing on terminology, the expression "terminological unit" is widespread. Such units can be acronyms, morphemes, monolexical units (single words) or polylexical units (several words). The expression "polylexical terminological unit" would logically cover what is meant by "sintagma terminológico", but it doesn't seem to be used; instead "multiword" or "multi-word" is preferred (linguistics in English, though jargon-ridden, often likes to avoid Latin and Greek terms where there are Anglo-Saxon alternatives). "This type of tagging is useful when searching for syntactic patterns prior to identifying units that could be term candidates as well as rejecting those combinations that could never form a multiword terminological unit" http://books.google.es/books?id=7YIx03ZW0wkC&pg=PA97&lpg=PA9... "A Multi-Word Terminological Unit is a Terminological Unit that is a Multiword Expression. * AKA: Complex Terminological Unit" http://www.gabormelli.com/RKB/Multi-Word_Terminological_Unit "Multi-word terms are “sequences of words, whose unambiguous meaning cannot derived from that of their components” (Choueka, 1988)" http://www.mallchok.com/masters_thesis.pdf |
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terminological phrase Explanation: Normalmente un sintagma nominal o verbal en gramática es "noun phrase" o "verb phrase". Reference: http://www.upf.edu/pdi/dtf/teresa.cabre/docums/ca01vi.pdf Reference: http://books.google.es/books?id=YiFDxbEX3SUC&pg=PA152&lpg=PA... |
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complex term // multi-word term Explanation: My linguist colleague who works in the fields of terminology and lexicography suggested that these were the two most common ways of translating this term. http://www.google.it/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=¨mult... (9 million hits) https://encrypted.google.com/search?hl=en&source=hp&biw=1024... (135 million hits) From the Canadian government´s terminology website: ¨Simple terms consist of just one word (compound or derived). Complex terms have two or more words and form a terminological phrase.¨ http://www.termiumplus.gc.ca/didacticiel_tutorial/english/le... |
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