Keywords: Google Translate, machine translation, online translation, web-based translation, translation memory, technical terms, semantic deficiencies, contextual deficiencies, syntactic deficiencies, morphological deficiencies, orthographic deficiencies. Students wishing to use the Google English-Arabic translation tools need to be cautious and are advised to verify meanings obtained from GT with their teacher or a specialist. A team of linguists or specialists is needed to revise, add and supervise scientific terms included in the Google English-Arabic translation dictionary. English Japanese dictionary: A powerful and easy to use bi-directional English-Japanese dictionary where you just need to type your word into a single input. It was found that GT gives Arabic equivalents to the full range of meanings of some terms such as ‘mobilization’ and ‘technical’, but it is inconsistent in translating terms with varying prefixes, roots combined with the same suffix, compounds and blends. The Arabic meaning of each word with its derivatives was looked up in Google Translate. A random sample of technical terms with different Greek and Latin roots and different prefixes and class-changing suffixes was collected. It also aims to the semantic, contextual, syntactic, morphological and orthographic deficiencies in the Arabic equivalents to technical terms that GT yields. The aim of the present study is to check the breadth of coverage and accuracy of the Arabic translation equivalents that GT gives to technical terms. Many EFL learners resort to Google Translate (GT) to check meanings of difficult words.

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