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Hatim and Mason (1990:32) and Bybee-Lonsdale (1996:91) delineated translation competence, in appreciably simplistic terms, as knowledge necessary to translate well. In consonance with that, one may venture a standpoint that terminological competence is knowledge requisite to adequately select terms in a specialist communication. An uninitiated specialist language user may contend with copious terminological hindrances, even at a level of seemigly elementary terms such as mistake, error, bug, defect, fault and failure.

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Terminological discrepancies in the field of software testing: A case of mistake, error, bug, defect, fault, and failure in the specialist language of IT