核心能力是翻译过程中需要调动的核心要素。翻译思维建立在熟悉翻译理论、策

Core competence is the core element that needs to be mobilized in the translation process. Translation thinking is based on familiarity with translation theories, strategies and techniques, and requires translators to have a definite sense of translation. Conversion ability is the key to translation activities. It is the translator's ability to use translation thinking to solve translation problems in the translation process. Without the ability of conversion, no matter how strong the translator's other abilities are, it will be useless. Correction ability refers to the translator's ability to improve the draft of the translation. Translation behavior is by no means a linear process from the original to the target text through the translator, but includes the behavior of constantly adding, supplementing, deleting, and polishing in the translation process. It is a need Continuous feedback process. Technical ability refers to the translator's ability to use modern translation technologies such as machine translation or machine-assisted translation to improve translation quality and efficiency. The core characteristics and professional qualities that current translators should possess include the ability to recognize the value of human-computer collaboration, the ability to control translation software, and the ability to effectively control translation quality with the help of machines. Human-computer collaboration has become an inevitable trend of the development of the times, and the unwillingness to admit the power of translation technology can only stand still.

Core competence is the key element to be mobilized in the process of translation. Translation thinking is based on being familiar with translation theories, strategies and techniques, and requires translators to have a certain translation consciousness. Transformational competence is the key to translation activities, and it is the translator's ability to use translation thinking to solve translation problems in the process of translation. Without the ability of transformation, no matter how strong the translator's other abilities are. Correction ability refers to the translator's ability to improve the translation draft. Translation behavior is not a linear process from the original text to the target text, but includes the behavior of adding, adding, deleting and polishing in the process of translation. It is a process that needs constant feedback. Technical competence refers to the ability of translators to improve the quality and efficiency of translation by using modern translation techniques such as machine translation or machine aided translation. At present, the core characteristics and professional qualities of translation talents include the ability to recognize the value of human-computer cooperation, the ability to control translation software, and the ability to effectively control the quality of translation with the help of machines. Human computer cooperation has become an inevitable trend of the development of the times.<br>

Core competence is the core element that needs to be mobilized in the process of translation. Translation thinking is based on familiarity with translation theories, strategies and techniques, and requires translators to have a certain sense of translation. Transformational ability is the key to translation activities and the ability of translators to use translation thinking to solve translation problems in the process of translation. Without the ability of transformation, no matter how strong the translator's other abilities are, it will do no harm. Corrective ability refers to the translator's ability to improve the draft translation. Translation behavior is by no means a linear process from the original text to the translated text, but a process of constantly adding, supplementing, abridging and polishing in the process of translation, which requires constant feedback. Technical competence refers to the translator's ability to use modern translation techniques such as machine translation or machine-assisted translation to improve translation quality and efficiency. At present, the core qualities and professional qualities that translators should possess include the ability to recognize the value of man-machine cooperation, the ability to control translation software and the ability to effectively control translation quality by means of machines. Man-machine cooperation has become an inevitable trend of the times, and unwilling to admit the power of translation technology can only stand still.