LA TRADUCCIÓN DE VERBOS DE MOVIMIENTO DEL INGLÉS AL ESPAÑOL. UNA APLICACIÓN PRÁCTICA DE LA SEMÁNTICA COMPONENCIAL EN LA FORMACIÓN DE TRADUCTORES
TRANSLATION OF MOTION VERBS FROM ENGLISH TO SPANISH. A PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF COMPONENTIAL SEMANTICS IN TRANSLATORS TRAINING
A TRADUÇÃO DE VERBOS DE MOVIMENTO DO INGLÊS AO ESPANHOL. UMA APLICAÇÃO PRÁTICA DA SEMÂNTICA COMPONENCIAL NA FORMAÇÃO DE TRADUTORES
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semántica componencial, verbos de movimiento, traducción, formación de traductores (es)componential semantics, motion verbs, translation, translators training (en)
semântica componencial, verbos de movimento, tradução, formação de tradutores (pt)
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