TRANSLATION OF CABIN CREW VOCABULARY INTO GERMAN AS BASED ON ARTHUR HAILEY’S “AIRPORT”

Arthur Hailey’s novel “Airport” is the demonstration of a general tendency that emerged in middle 20th century and significantly influenced subsequent literary process merging high mass genres going beyond strict framework what – was considered worthy writer’s attention. It provides insight into inner world professional sphere being thus categorized as (occupational, workplace) novel. In order to reconstruct workplace atmosphere, A. Hailey employs variety stylistic techniques with abundant usage vocabulary predominant one. Every profession has its own terminology which enables members interact effectively express themselves. The core communication aviation environment English, reflects contents results scientific knowledge. system terms objectively includes not only basic concepts but also notions semi-technical vocabulary. Our research concentrated on investigation means translation observed “Airport”. lexical items used by cabin crew private settings, are further classified realia, terms, professionalisms, jargonisms slang, have come focus our translations German conducted Wilm W. Elwenspoke 1968 published publishing house “Ulstein” served material for investigation. following were resorted to: literal translation, borrowing, transposition, calque, compression, generalization, adaptation, expansion, omission, reduction. appears be direct equivalent, consequently, closer ST few transformations been applied. Nevertheless, it occasionally certain loss translation.