“Heed the End No Less Than the Beginning�? and Your Work Will Not Be Spoiled ——Discussion on Quotation or Translation of Terminology in English

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School of Foreign Languages, Beijing Forestry University,100083,P.R.China

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Corresponding author:Shao Yuzheng
Received Date:2004-01-05
Publish Date:2004-12-30

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“Heed the End No Less Than the Beginning�? and Your Work Will Not Be Spoiled ——Discussion on Quotation or Translation of Terminology in English

1. School of Foreign Languages, Beijing Forestry University,100083,P.R.China

Received Date:2004-01-05
Publish Date:2004-12-30

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Shao Yuzheng. “Heed the End No Less Than the Beginning�? and Your Work Will Not Be Spoiled ——Discussion on Quotation or Translation of Terminology in English[J]. Journal of Beijing Forestry University (Social Science), 2004, 3(4): 66-69.

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Shao Yuzheng. “Heed the End No Less Than the Beginning�? and Your Work Will Not Be Spoiled ——Discussion on Quotation or Translation of Terminology in English[J].Journal of Beijing Forestry University (Social Science), 2004, 3(4): 66-69.