different between unidiomatic vs translatorese
unidiomatic
English
Etymology
un- +? idiomatic
Adjective
unidiomatic (comparative more unidiomatic, superlative most unidiomatic)
- Not idiomatic.
Synonyms
- nonidiomatic
Antonyms
- idiomatic
Translations
unidiomatic From the web:
translatorese
English
Etymology
translator +? -ese
Noun
translatorese (uncountable)
- (derogatory) Stilted or unidiomatic language produced by automated translation.
Synonyms
- translatese
- translationese
translatorese From the web:
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- what translators are in demand
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- what translate and dubbing artist do
- what are translators in computer
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- what are translators in computer science
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