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Translating Collocations: The Need for Task-driven Word Associations
Existing dictionaries may help collocation translation by suggesting associated words in the form of collocations, thesaurus, and example sentences.
Translation Equivalence and Synonymy: Preserving the Synsets in Cross-lingual Wordnets
The Princeton WordNet for English was founded on the synonymy relation, and multilingual wordnets are primarily developed by creating equivalent synsets in the respective languages.
From Fidelity to Fluency: Natural Language Processing for Translator Training
This study explores the use of natural language processing techniques to enhance bilingual lexical access beyond simple equivalents, to enable translators to navigate along a wider cross-lingual lexical space and more examples showing different translation strategies, which is essential for them to learn to produce not only faithful but also fluent translations.
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