The formation of morphological reasoning is based on the linking motivation of the concepts it refers to, triggered by the word formation characteristics of terminology. The semantic interpretation generated by connections relies on shared human knowledge rather than personal experience, so morphological reasoning has the value of ensuring semantic objectivity in translation. Based on this, the article proposes the viewpoint of preserving the morphological basis of the source language as much as possible, as well as translation strategies for technological terms such as “tangible translation, one form, one translation, and literal translation”.