log
🇺🇸
/lɔːɡ/
🇬🇧
/lɒɡ/
noun
C1
a thick piece of wood from a tree
We put a log on the fire to keep warm.
C1
an official record of events or activities
The ship's log shows where it traveled each day.
C1
a record of computer or phone activity
The system keeps a log of all user actions.
R
a mathematical number that helps with calculations
In math class, we learned how to use a log to solve problems.
verb
C1
to record information officially
Please log all customer complaints in the system.
R
to travel a certain distance or time
The pilot needs to log more flight hours for certification.
R
to cut down trees for wood
The workers log trees in the forest for lumber.
translation
a thick piece of wood from a tree; an official record of events or activities; a record of computer or phone activity; a mathematical number that helps with calculations
to record information officially; to travel a certain distance or time; to cut down trees for wood
Word Forms
3rd Present
logs
Past
logged
Perfect
logged
Progressive
logging
Plural
logs