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Unit One What to Know about EST
1£®1 Historical Background and Development of EST
1£®2 ESP£¬ EST and EGP
1£®3 Linguistic Features of EST

Unit Two Lexical Features of EST
2£®1 Technical Vocabulary
2£®2 Sub-technical Vocabulary
2£®3 Noun Compounds
2£®4 Word-building Devices
2£®5 Scientific Eponyms
2£®6 Long Words
2£®7 US and UK Differences in Technical Terms

Unit Three Grammatical and Syntactical Features of EST
3£®1 Passive-stative Distinctions
3£®2 Modal Use in the Discourse of Instructions
3£®3 Problems with the Definite Article
3£®4 Non-temporal Use of Tense
3£®4£®1 Description of Apparatus
3£®4£®2 Visual Aids
3£®4£®3 Reference to Previous Research
3£®5 Other Grammatical Features of EST
3£®5£®1 Non-finite Verbs
3£®5£®2 Absolute Constructions
3£®5£®3 Elliptical Clauses
3£®5£®4 Idiomatic Sentence Structures
3£®5£®5 Conditional Sentences
3£®5£®6 Long Sentences

Unit Four Criterion£¬ Method and Text Type
4£®1 Scientific-Technical Translation
4£®2 Criteria for Scientific-Technical Translation
4£®2£®1 Accuracy
4£®2£®2 Fluency
4£®3 Methods of Translating Techno-scientific Texts
4£®3£®1 Translation Methods and Text Types
4£®3£®2 Semantic and Communicative Translation
4£®3£®3 Transliteration and Transcription
4£®4 Collaboration Between Translator and Subject Specialist

Unit Five Scientific-Technical Translation Practice £¨I£©
5£®1 Terminologies
5£®2 Eponyms
5£®3 Initialisms and Acronyms
5£®4 Compound Nouns
5£®5 Nominalized Constructions
5£®6 Numerals and Multiples
5£®7 Unit of Measurement
5£®8 Symbols
5£®9 Formulae and Equations
5£®10 Tables and Figures

Unit Six Scientific-Technical Translation Practice £¨II£©
6£®1 Syntactic Patterns
6£®1£®1 Passive Voice
6£®1£®2 It-Construction
6£®1£®3 Long Sentence
6£®2 Text Analysis and Translation Practice

Appendix I Affixes Commonly Used in EST
Appendix II Answers to Questions and Translations for Reference
Bibliography