Instead of using Google Translate, I suggest the following sources:

• www.frenchdictionary.com/ Good for both definitions and translations!

• www.wordreference.com/ When searching, don't put a/the in front of the word--it'll work better.  (When word reference gives you the word, it will say Masculine / Feminine after it.)

Always  use  your  BRAIN  and  your  NOTES  first !!!

Google Classroom

• I place games and practice activities for each unit in our Google Classroom.  You will find a section titled      GAMES / PRACTICE under the Classwork tab.  Games will be broken up by units. 

kwiziq.com

A great site for those who want to study French more in depth!  Kwiziq does a short assessment to decide your level and then they create short practice lessons for you!  (There is a free version & a pay version.  The free version lets you do a lot!)

While I will not suggest any specific content creators, there are tons of great material on Instagram or other platforms.  Many offer quick vocabulary, pronunciation and cultural tidbits.  They can be a great, fun way to learn on your own!