Corpus-based translation studies (CTS) have become increasingly important in recent years as technology has advanced and interdisciplinary research has become more common. CTS is a field that combines linguistics, translation studies, and computer science to explore the use of corpora (large collections of texts) in translation. It involves the use of electronic corpora, or collections of texts, to analyze and improve the process of translation. Interdisciplinarity is an important aspect of CTS, as it draws on knowledge and methods from multiple fields to gain a more comprehensive understanding of translation. In this article, we will discuss the importance of Interdisciplinary and Technologically advanced in corpus-based translation studies (CTS).

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