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University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, Shanghai, China

ABSTRACT

Cognitive translation plays an important role in scientific and technological text translation. This paper analyzes the important role of cognitive translation in understanding text features and stylistic styles, and makes detailed explanations of compound words and abbreviations, passive voice, and nominalization structures.

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 cognitive translation, S&T translation

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