log

US /lɑːɡ/
UK /lɑːɡ/
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1.

a part of the trunk or a large branch of a tree that has fallen or been cut down

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We used a large log to sit on by the campfire.
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The beaver dragged the log into the water.
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trunktimberwoodbeamblock
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an official record of events during the voyage of a ship or aircraft

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The captain kept a detailed log of the ship's journey.
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The pilot updated the flight log after landing.
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recordregisterjournaldiaryaccount
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enter (an item) in a logbook or record

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Please log your hours in the timesheet.
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The system automatically logs all user activity.
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recordregisterdocumentnoteenter
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achieve (a certain distance, speed, or time)

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The runner managed to log a personal best time.
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The car has logged over 100,000 miles.
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achieveattainreachrecordregister
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logginglog inlog onlog outlog cabinlog offsleep like a log