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Soheil1 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

Normative

Hello.
What does 'some Normative approaches of managing step-shift and radical change' mean? May I replace 'Normative' with 'common' here?What about 'standard'?

Thanks in advance!
  

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n ormative - related to, or establishing, a norm, A norm is a standard. 'Common' sounds OK to me . I haven't read the term 'step-shift' before.

— Clive

  • n ormative - related to, or establishing, a norm, A norm is a standard.
  • 'Common' sounds OK to me .
  • I haven't read the term 'step-shift' before.
  • What does it mean?
  • Perhaps a partial or gradual change of some kind?
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normative - related to, or establishing, a norm, A norm is a standard.

'Common' sounds OK to me.

I haven't read the term 'step-shift' before. What does it mean? Perhaps a partial or gradual change of some kind?

Where did
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Clivenormative - related to, or establishing, a norm, A norm is a standard.'Common' sounds OK to me.I haven't read the term 'step-shift' before. What does it mean? Perhaps a partial or gradual change of some kind?Where did you find this sentence?Clive
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I'd have to read and understand more of the context before saying that.
Why do you want to change the writer's words?

Clive
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I wanna change the original wording since I don't know how to translate it, Clive.
Persian is not english, and there is not a one-to-one and onto correspondence between the words.
It also helps me to understands the nuisances.
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Then yes, probably OK.

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