target language

English

Noun

target language (plural target languages)

(linguistics) The language a learner is attempting to acquire.
(translation studies) The language into which a translation is done.
(computing) The machine language into which source code is to be compiled.

Antonyms

source language

Derived terms

target text

Translations

language into which a translation is done

Chinese:
Mandarin: 目的語／目的语 (zh) (mùdìyǔ), 譯入語／译入语 (yìrùyǔ)
Danish: målsprog n
Dutch: doeltaal (nl) f
Estonian: sihtkeel
Finnish: kohdekieli (fi)
French: langue d’arrivée f, langue cible f
Georgian: სამიზნე ენა (samizne ena)
German: Zielsprache (de) f
Greek: γλώσσα μεταφοράς f (glóssa metaforás), γλώσσα-στόχος f (glóssa-stóchos)
Hungarian: célnyelv (hu)
Irish: sprioctheanga (ga) f
Italian: lingua di arrivo f
Japanese: 目標言語 (もくひょうげんご, mokuhyō gengo), 目的言語 (もくてきげんご, mokuteki gengo)
Korean: 목표어(目標語) (mokpyoeo)
Malay: bahasa sasaran
Polish: język docelowy m
Romanian: limbă țintă f
Russian: язы́к перево́да m (jazýk perevóda)
Swedish: målspråk n
Ukrainian: мо́ва пере́кладу f (móva perékladu)

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