BILINGUAL ENGLISH-SERBIAN DICTIONARY OF SPORTS
Journal Title: Sport Mont - Year 2010, Vol 0, Issue 23
Abstract
This paper outlines principles of lexicographical standardization of bilingual English-Serbian dictionary of sports terminology. The issue is analyzed both from aspects of macro and microstructure of the dictionary. The part of macrostructure is divided into three sections: a. economy register segment choice, b. number of lexemes of general language fund, c. organization of lexical entries. The part of microstructure of the dictionary is also organised in three sections: a. term in native language, b. translational equivalent and c. definition of meaning.
Authors and Affiliations
Milka Marković, Miroslav Radoman
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