No 31 (2024) | Terminologija / Terminology

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Front Matter

Editorial Board and Table of Contents

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Terminology and the Present

Seven Good Reasons for a Better Account of Fine-grained Polysemy in Terminological Resources

Marie-Claude L’Homme

6–23
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Terminology and Microlearning: Contrasting Their Respective Methods and Content

Blanca Stella Giraldo Pérez, Christian Galinski

24–52
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The History and Recent Trends of Terminology in Hungary in the 21st Century

Ágota Fóris

53–74
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Terminology Work, Terminology Management, Terminography – Potato, Patato or Not Exactly?

Igor Kudashev

75–96
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Conceptual Equivalence in Multilingual EU Terminology – Challenges and Possible Solutions

Orsolya Hedvig Kardos

97–116
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Peculiarities in the Structure of Definitions of Specific Terms of Geography

Aušra Rimkutė-Ganusauskienė

117–135
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Translators’ Resource Dominance and the Success of Finding the Target Terms in Human Translation and Post-editing of Machine Translation

Eszter Sermann, Márta Lesznyák

136–154
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MOVEMENTS and DIRECTIONS, CONSTRUCTIONS and FORCES: Prevalent Metaphorical Source Domains in Hungarian Legal Texts

Réka Sólyom

155–167
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The Importance of Business Terminology in Specialised Translations

Maria-Crina Herțeg

168–201
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History of Terminology

Mythonymic Terms in Lithuania’s First Psychiatry Textbook from the Inter-war Era

Palmira Zemlevičiūtė

204–221
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Reviews, Surveys, Information, Bibliography

Christian Galinski at 80: A Pillar of Terminology Studies and Global Communication

Klaus-Dirk Schmitz

224–228
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Challenges in Using Lithuanian Equivalents of “Sustainable Development” in Social Sciences

Romualdas Ginevičius

229–242
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In memoriam Stasys Keinys

Palmira Zemlevičiūtė

243–249
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