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Advanced questions on terminology, lexicology, and lexicography.

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Advanced questions on terminology, lexicology, and lexicography.

by Veronica Rafaelli
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What is the basic unit of terminology as opposed to a general word?

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Terminology starts from concepts and names them via what onomasiological process?

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Which field prioritizes standardization and normalization of terms?

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What is the process of assigning terms to concepts called?

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In terminology, how are concepts organized for systematic entry?

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What does Wüster emphasize as the three dimensions of a term?

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Which field focuses on the written form and standardization of terms?

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What is a term’s relation to reality/objects called in terminology theory?

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Which concept describes terms as standardized reference forms for a field?

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What distinguishes terminology from general lexicology in user base?

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Which process moves from concept to name (conceptual grid to term)?

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What is the main goal of terminography in professional communication?

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How does lexicography relate to terminology?

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What is the main cognitive aim of terminology?

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Which dimension of a term deals with its use in intercommunication?

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Which discipline blends linguistics, ontology, and information science for terms?

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What term describes the networked relations among words in lexicology?

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What does the 'cognitive theory of terminology' primarily explain?

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What is the primary purpose of standardized terms in terminology?

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What is the difference between terminology and lexicography in scope?

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