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Resumen: This edition of "The Interpreter's Edge is intented for use by students, instructors, and persons engaged in self study. Instructors and self-study students will also need the Instructor's/Self-Study Notes, which are bound in a separate volume and include extensive comments and suggested translations for each text in this book. Students enrolled in a structured court interpreting course do not need, and probably should not have access to, the Instructor's/Self-Study Notes. Instead, they should rely on the guidance of an experienced instructor. Students who have only the present volume, and are not enrolled in a course, can purchase the Instructor's/Self ́Study notes separately from ACEBO. The three chapters of "The Interpreter's Edge cover the three modes of interpreting that court interpreters are required to master: "Simultaneous Interpreting, "Consecutive Interpreting", "Sight Translation".

Resumen: This book contents eight charters: Subject areas, legal, traffic & automotive, drugs, weapons, medical, profanity and slang and figures.

Resumen: The glossaries in this book are no intendet to replace dictionaries in the cour interpreter ́s reference library. The are, rather, a compilation of terms, some of which do not appera in any dictionary, that I have found useful over the years. The purpose of this Fourth Edition of The Interpreter ́s Companion. like that of its predecessors, is to bring together terms from a variety of fields into a single volume and thus obviate the need to carry several dictionnaries on interpreting assignments. The terms that appear here are those that I ́ve encountered most often in my work as an interpreter, as well as other, less frequently encountered terms that are vevertheless useful and hard to find elsewhere.