注释总是作为一个补充条件与直译、意译或音译同时出现，因为网络流行语蕴含

Annotation always appears as a supplementary condition with literal translation, free translation or transliteration, because Internet buzzwords contain unique historical or era backgrounds. Sometimes, other translation strategies and methods may not be able to express their meaning and cultural connotations completely and accurately. In this case, annotations can make the translation more accurate. <br>For example, when translating the internet catchphrase "Sa", you can choose to translate it into "spirited", but it cannot fully express the handsome and neat feeling of the word "Sa", so we can translate Sa into "SA (spirited)". "spirited" means "brave and firm, full of energy", and "agile" means "agile and flexible". These two words can express the meaning of "sa", handsome and neat, chic and refreshing.

Comments always appear as a supplementary condition with direct translation, Italian translation or translation, because Internet buzzwords contain a unique historical or historical context, and sometimes other translation strategies may not be able to express their meaning and cultural connotations completely accurately, in which case annotations can make translation more accurate.<br>As an example, when translating the internet buzzword "spirited", we can choose to translate it as "spirited" but not fully express the feeling that the word "spirited" is handsome, so we can translate the word "spirited". "spirited" has the meaning of "brave and firm, full of spirit", "agile" has the meaning of "agile, flexible", these two words can express the "beautiful" handsome, refreshing meaning.

Annotation always appears as a supplementary condition with literal translation, free translation or transliteration, because network catchwords contain a unique historical or historical background. Sometimes, other translation strategies may not be able to fully and accurately express its meaning and cultural connotation. In this case, annotation can make the translation more accurate.<br>For example, when translating the Internet buzzword "Sa", you can choose to translate it freely as "spirited", But it can't fully express the feeling of "Sa" handsome, so we can translate "Sa" into "SA (spirited)", "spirited" has the meaning of "brave, firm, full of spirit", and "agile" has the meaning of "agile, flexible", which can exactly express the meaning of "Sa" handsome, neat and refreshing.<br>