The Principal Difference Between Translation and Interpretation Is ____

question 15

Multiple Choice

The principal difference between translation and interpretation is ____.​

• A)​contextual nuances in interpretation don't apply to translation
• B)​written content is generally the focus of translation whereas interpretation involves spoken words
• C)​translation occurs as it is happening while interpretation occurs after the fact
• D)​the two terms are used synonymously to mean the same thing

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Definitions:

Durable Items

Products or goods made to withstand use over time without significant deterioration or wear.

Restocked

The process of replenishing goods or materials that have been used or sold, keeping supplies at a necessary level.

Used Indefinitely

Describes items or resources that can be utilized for an unlimited period without a predetermined end date.

Repaired

The process of fixing or mending something that was broken or damaged.