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Now things are clearer: 'pentimento' (which was the translation that first came to my mind) is clearly out: too few hits in Italian pages. More information about program, venue and travel at: Participation in TSS qualifies to obtain the ECQA Certificate for Terminology Managers. The course is taught by some of the most renowned and prominent terminology experts in the world. TSS offers a one-week, practice-oriented training course covering a comprehensive overview of the methods and principles of terminology management. The International Terminology Summer School (TSS) is the leading and largest international summer school for terminology professionals with about 80 participants from some 40 countries and almost every continent. The organizers have received by now almost 70 registrations from participants coming from more than 20 different countries and representing important organizations, companies and universities, but a few places are still available. Keep on doing this, as much and as thoroughly as you can, and you'll see that your command not only of your source language, but also of your native language, will steadily improve. How the meanings differ between the two languages (for example, a word in your source language may share a core meaning with a word in your target language, but other meanings that each word may have in one or the other language may differ), and how register, connotation and usage differ between the two languages.

Think about the words you are studying: what they mean in your source language and what their translation mean in your target language.

Remember that your notes can be the starting points for further research. Online tools like Google Advanced Search and Google Book Search can be very helpful to see how the words you are studying are used in the real world, both in books and in web pages and documents.

See how these words are used in context in a variety of situations.

Don't limit yourself at searching in dictionaries: consult also encyclopedias and other reference works.Take notes of the example sentences given in the dictionary, and think how you could translate them. If your monolingual dictionary gives a meaning that is not covered in your bilingual dictionary, start to research how that specific word and meaning could be translated.

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Read in full the dictionary entries for each word - not only the subhead closer to the meaning suggested by your context, but all the rest of the entry, including different meanings and meanings marked as obsolete.Even better: use several source and bilingual dictionaries, both paper and online. Use a dictionary to learn about each of these words: both a good monolingual dictionary of your source language and a bilingual dictionary of your source and target languages.

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Every time you translate something, take careful note of all the words that you are uncertain about of that leave you with some doubt: the words you are not sure what they mean, and those you know what they mean - but you don't know how to say the same in your target language.

One effective way of accomplishing this is to enlarge our vocabulary - with a focus on the words we encounter in our translation projects. I always suggest to my translation students to work on improving their command of both source and target languages.

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