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- What: This study was conducted to investigate vague expressions existing in the Civil Code and discuss suitable translation method for each type of vague expressions. This study provides a detailed discussion of the classification of fuzzy language in the Civil Code and the translation methods for various types of fuzzy language, aiming to provide useful references for legal translation practice and better promote Chinese legal thought and shape the image Published by SCHOLINK INC.
- Who: The Civil Code et al. from the Southwest University of Political Science and Law, China have published the paper: English . . .
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