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This tag is for question about determining English equivalents for words or phrases in other languages.
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What is the name of the words group in English which translates into Russian in many words c...
I believe that достигать совершенства (dostigat' sovershenstva) is an mixture of "dynamic equivalence" and "paraphrasing," used during the translation process between languages. … Instead of translating "dostigat' sovershenstva" literally ("achieve perfection/excellence"), the English translation is paraphrased with an equivalent word (which happens to be a singular word in this …
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