1 a thick piece of wood that has fallen or been cut from a tree (倒下或砍伐的)树干,圆材,原木
2 (also logbook) the official written record of a ship's or an aircraft's journey 航海或飞行日志:
to keep a log记日志
log²
/lɒg ||; lɔg/verb
[T] (logging;logged) to keep an official written record of sth 记航海或飞行日志
log in/on to perform the actions that allow you to start using a computer system (计算机)登录,登入:
You need to key in your password to log on.你要键入密码才能登入。log off/out to perform the actions that allow you to finish using a computer system (计算机)退出,注销
log1/lɔg; lɒɡ/n [C] 1 a thick piece of wood from a tree〔树上砍下的〕原木﹐圆材2 an official record of events〔事件的〕正式记录: +of The captain keeps a log of incidents. 船长写航海日志记录发生的事情。see box at见 RECORD1 方框
log2v [T] logged , logging to make an official record of events 正式记录log in/on phr v to do the actions on a computer that will allow you to start using it 登录﹐登入〔电脑系统〕: +to Log on to your home page. 登录你的主页。see box at见 COMPUTER 方框log out/off phr v to stop using a computer by doing particular actions 登出〔电脑系统〕see box at见 COMPUTER 方框
logloglogs1nouna thick round piece of wood from a tree: Put another log on the fire.logloglogsloggedlogging2verb (logs, logging, logged)to keep an official record of things that happensame meaningrecord: to log somebody's phone callslog in, log onto type your name, etc. so that you can start using a computer: You need a password to log on.log off, log outto stop using a computer: Make sure you log out before you switch off the computer.