log
//lɒɡ//
Noun
logSingular
logsPlural
1
A thick piece of wood cut from a tree trunk or branch.
We sat on a log by the campfire.
2
A piece of firewood.
He put a log on the fire to keep it burning.
Noun
logSingular
logsPlural
1
An official written record of events, activities, or observations, especially on a ship or aircraft.
The captain wrote in the ship's log every day.
2
A record of computer activity or data transmissions.
The system log shows all recent activity.
Verb
logInfinitive
logPresent tense
loggedPast tense
loggedPast participle
loggingPresent participle
logsThird-person singular
1
To cut down trees for timber.
They log trees in the forest every winter.
2
To record information in a log or official record.
The pilot logged the flight time in the official record.
3
To achieve or accumulate a specified amount of time, distance, or activity.
She logged over 100 hours of flight time this year.