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A Translation Course in Building Vocabulary
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KING SAUD UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF LANGUAGES & TRANSLATION

A TRANSLATION COURSE IN BUILDING VOCABULARY
Abdullah H. Homiedan, Ph.D Atef F. Youssef, Ph.D

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

١- INTRODUCTION ٢- How to assess your own vocabulary
- disheveled appearance - test of verbal speed - a test of verbal responsiveness ٣- CHAPTER ONE - lexicons related to personality types - etymology and related words - more etymology - exercise on chapter one ٤- CHAPTER TWO - words related to medical specialists - origins and related words - review of etymology - match the words - recall the words - work with the words - exercise on chapter two ٥- CHAPTER THREE - lexicons on science and scientists - origins and related words - review of etymology - match terms with meanings - recall the words - love affairs -review of etymology - test of semantic ability -exercise on chapter three

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٦- CHAPTER FOUR -language of liars and lying - match words with definitions - recall the words - origins and related words - review of etymology - exercise on chapter four ٧-CHAPTER FIVE - words related to tickling and flattering - bad news -review of etymology -definitions and words - origins and related words - review of etymology - match words with definitions -exercise on chapter five ٨- CHAPTER SIX - persons and personalities - origins and related words - words and their right expressions - recall the words - chapter review - exercise on chapter six

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INTRODUCTION
When you have finished studying this book, you will no longer be the same person. You can not be. If

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