The Terms of Translation of Political Newspaper Articles Headlines From French to Georgian
Tags: LITERATURE -- Terminology; TRANSLATIONS; ARTICLES (Published materials); NEWSPAPERS -- Headlines; LEXICAL grammar; JOURNALISTS; POLITICAL science
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