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Log
01
a section of a tree trunk that has been cut or fallen, usually stripped of branches
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The children balanced on a log by the river.
02
a nautical instrument consisting of a float attached to a knotted line, used to measure a ship's speed through water
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The log helped measure the vessel's progress accurately.
03
a written record of events, observations, or activities during a voyage of a ship, airplane, or expedition
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The expedition kept a detailed log of discoveries.
04
a record of messages sent, received, or processed, typically for administrative, technical, or operational purposes
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The security officer recorded entries in the visitor log.
to log
01
anotar, registrar
to officially document all the information or events that have taken place, particularly on a plane or ship
Transitive: to log information or events
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The navigator logged the coordinates and sightings of landmarks as the ship traversed the open sea.
El navegante registró las coordenadas y los avistamientos de puntos de referencia mientras el barco atravesaba el mar abierto.
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talar, cortar
to clear or cut down trees in a forest or woodland for the purpose of harvesting timber
Transitive: to log a piece of land or forest
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In order to build the new development, they needed to log several acres of woodland.
Para construir el nuevo desarrollo, necesitaban taladrar varios acres de bosque.
