英语词汇“log”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

lognoun [ C ]

uk/lɒɡ/us/lɑːɡ/

log noun [ C ] (WOOD)

C1 a thick piece of tree trunk or branch, especially one cut for burning on a fire

Examples

When I lifted the log, there were lots of beetles skittering about/around under it.
Running along the beach, she stumbled on a log and fell on the sand.
He hid the coins in a hollow log.
We found a huge pile of logs.
He sawed the log in half.

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Forestry

afforestation
arborist
brushwood
cut sth down
deforestation
flitch
forested
forester
glade
grove
jungle
logging
logjam
old growth
ranger
saw sth down
spinney
the timberline
tree-lined
wooded

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Fuels

log noun [ C ] (RECORD)

a full written record of a journey, a period of time, or an event:

the ship's log

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Books: kinds of books

abridge
annual
anthology
audiobook
autobiography
backlist
bestiary
crammer
digest
e-reader
exercise book
fiction
flipback
glossy
novelette
novella
page-turner
paperback
photo album
travelogue

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log noun [ C ] (NUMBER)

informal for logarithm

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Numbers generally

antilogarithm
Arabic numeral
C, c
cardinal
D, d
digit
I, i
infinity
L, l
logarithm
M, m
million
mode
nos
number
ordinal
quantitative
serial number
whole number
X, x

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logverb

uk/lɒɡ/us/lɑːɡ/-gg-

log verb (CUT WOOD)

[ I or T ] to cut down trees so that you can use their wood:

The forest has been so heavily logged that it is in danger of disappearing.

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Forestry

afforestation
arborist
brushwood
cut sth down
deforestation
flitch
forested
forester
glade
grove
jungle
logging
logjam
old growth
ranger
saw sth down
spinney
the timberline
tree-lined
wooded

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Cutting and stabbing

log verb (RECORD)

[ T ] to officially record something:

The Better Business Bureau has logged more than 90 complaints.

[ T ] UK also log up to travel and record a particular distance

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Writing & typing

asterisk
borrow
chalk
co-author
compose
copy
creative writing
enter
fair sth out
fire
ghostwrite
misspell
orthography
record
run
scrawl
transcription
typing
write sth up
written

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Travelling

Phrasal verb(s)

log off/out

单词	log
释义	Contents noun (3) log (WOOD) log (RECORD) log (NUMBER) verb (2) log (CUT WOOD) log (RECORD) Contents noun (2) log (WOOD) log (RECORD) verb (2) log (RECORD) log (WOOD) Contents verb (2) log (1) log (2) noun (1) log (1) English American Business lognoun [ C ] uk/lɒɡ/us/lɑːɡ/ log noun [ C ] (WOOD) C1 a thick piece of tree trunk or branch, especially one cut for burning on a fire Examples When I lifted the log, there were lots of beetles skittering about/around under it. Running along the beach, she stumbled on a log and fell on the sand. He hid the coins in a hollow log. We found a huge pile of logs. He sawed the log in half. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Forestry afforestation arborist brushwood *cut sth* down deforestation flitch forested forester glade grove jungle logging logjam old growth ranger saw sth down spinney the timberline tree-lined wooded See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Fuels log noun [ C ] (RECORD) a full written record of a journey, a period of time, or an event: the ship's log Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Books: kinds of books abridge annual anthology audiobook autobiography backlist bestiary crammer digest e-reader exercise book fiction flipback glossy novelette novella page-turner paperback photo album travelogue See more results » log noun [ C ] (NUMBER) informal for logarithm Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Numbers generally antilogarithm Arabic numeral C, c cardinal D, d digit I, i infinity L, l logarithm M, m million mode nos number ordinal quantitative serial number whole number X, x See more results » logverb uk/lɒɡ/us/lɑːɡ/-gg- log verb (CUT WOOD) [ I or T ] to cut down trees so that you can use their wood: The forest has been so heavily logged that it is in danger of disappearing. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Forestry afforestation arborist brushwood cut sth down deforestation flitch forested forester glade grove jungle logging logjam old growth ranger saw sth down spinney the timberline tree-lined wooded See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Cutting and stabbing log verb (RECORD) [ T ] to officially record something: The Better Business Bureau has logged more than 90 complaints. [ T ] UK also log up to travel and record a particular distance Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Writing & typing asterisk borrow chalk co-author compose copy creative writing enter fair sth out fire ghostwrite misspell orthography record run scrawl transcription typing write sth up written See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Travelling Phrasal verb(s) log in/on log off/out lognoun [ C ] us/lɔɡ, lɑɡ/ log noun [ C ] (WOOD) a thick piece of tree trunk or branch: Stack the logs near the fireplace. log noun [ C ] (RECORD) a full, written record of a trip, a period of time, or an event: a ship’s log logverb us/lɔɡ, lɑɡ/-gg- log verb (RECORD) [ T ] to put information into a written record: [ T ] The police have logged several complaints about loud parties in that building. [ T ] He has logged over 1500 hours of flying time (= flown and recorded this amount). log verb (WOOD) [ I/T ] to cut down trees for their wood, or to remove trees from a place by cutting them down: [ T ] Timber companies logged these mountains for years. [ T ] The Bureau of Land Management is reviewing plans to log more trees in Western Oregon. Phrasal verb(s) log off log on logverb [ T ] uk/lɒɡ/us-gg- to write something down to make an official record of it: log sth in/into sth Supervisors log an employee's driver's license number into a database. log a call/claim/complaint During the first seven months of the year, the company logged 170 complaints. to manage to do or get a particular number of something, especially a large number: The company has logged about 550 orders for new aircraft this year. Phrasal verb(s) log in log out lognoun [ C ] uk/lɒɡ/usalso log book an official record of something: keep a log (of sth) You should keep a log of your business travel to ensure you have proof of your expenses. a user/visitor log The security guard wrote our names in the visitor log. a learning/maintenance/production log The repairmen keep detailed maintenance log books. a flight/ship's log** a daily/weekly/monthly log Project managers are instructed to keep a daily log of their activities.
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lognoun [ C ]

log noun [ C ] (WOOD)

log noun [ C ] (RECORD)

log noun [ C ] (NUMBER)

logverb

log verb (CUT WOOD)

log verb (RECORD)

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lognoun [ C ]

log noun [ C ] (WOOD)

log noun [ C ] (RECORD)

logverb

log verb (RECORD)

log verb (WOOD)

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logverb [ T ]

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lognoun [ C ]