LA TERMINOLOGÍA EN LAS INSTITUCIONES DE LA UE: DE LA FRAGMENTACIÓN A LA CONVERGENCIA
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Entreculturasertci.vi1.11876Keywords:
terminology, EU Council, EU, databaseAbstract
In a period of terminological convergence in the EU, this article is meant to provide a brief overall assessment of EU terminology. For that purpose, firstly, it describes from a general perspective the operation and structure of the Translation Unit of the EU Council, gives some specific significant aspects in EU institutions and, lastly, shows the principle materialisation of this terminological research in the EU: the terminology database IATE.
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