Google translate

Google translate (third-person singular simple present Google translates, present participle Google translating, simple past and past participle Google translated)

1. Alternative form of Google Translate.
   • 2014, Nicolas Billon, “Scene 1”, in Butcher, Toronto, Ont.: Coach House Books, →ISBN, page 15:

     Anyway, I tried Google translating this but apparently I can’t spell for shit because it tells me he’s saying, ‘I want very much to woo you.’

   • 2016, Stephanie Tromly, chapter 13, in Trouble Makes a Comeback, New York, N.Y.: Kathy Dawson Books, →ISBN, page 138:

     Digby pointed to bottles labeled in a foreign script. “Is that Hindi?” he said. / “Thai,” Silk replied. / Digby Google translated it. “Nandrolone decanoate.” But he looked skeptical.

   • 2017 February, Jacqueline Feldman, “Marianne’s Breasts”, in Benjamin Eastham, Jacques Testard, editors, The White Review, number 19, London: The White Review, →ISBN, →ISSN, page 70:

     On 27 October 2016, Yana’s appeal is heard. In the night of 28 October, shells strike Makiivka. All I find in English is obvious Russian propaganda, blaming the explosion on ‘Ukrainian fascists’; I try Google translating a Russian article that a friend of Yana’s in Paris, the Ukrainian journalist Anna Chesanovska, sends me.