Abstract
Procedural aspects of translation as technological actions of a translator have still not received adequate attention from the translation theorists and practitioners, since there is not a common scheme for the translation stages or their content. This article attempts to convert the said stages into basic, universal translation skills and present them in the form of a dynamic frame of translation technology.
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