Differences between the concept:

Strategies
1. Are translator's potentially conscious plans for solving concrete translation problems in the framework of a concrete translation task.
  1. Are used as tasks of choosing the foreign text to be translated and developing a method to translate it.
    1. Some strategies relate to what happens to texts.
    2. Other strategies relate to what happens in the process
Translation procedures
1. Are methods applied by translators when they formulate an equivalence for the purpose of transferring elements of meaning from the (ST) to (TT)
  1. Are used for sentences and smaller units of language.
    1. Technical procedures
    2. Organizational procedures
Methods
1. Is a way, manner or form of work out systematically organized and/or structures. It refers to a technique or set of task to perform a task.
  1. Is used to give sense and meaning to the translation and make it comprehensible to the reader.
    1. • Word-for-word translation • Literal translation • Faithful translation • Semantic translation • Adaptation • Free translation • Idiomatic translation • Communicative translation
Translation techniques
1. It is a concrete procedure to achieve translational equivalencies being punctual in how they can affect the text in the translation process.
  1. Are used to facilitate the translation act, improve this process and the adaptation itself.
    1. Direct Translation Techniques
      1. • Borrowing • Calque • Literal Translation
    2. Oblique Translation Techniques
      1. • Transposition • Modulation • Reformulation or Equivalence • Adaptation • Compensation

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