B1nounnaturetechnology
US/lɑːɡ/
UK/lɒɡ/
a thick piece of wood cut from a tree; also an official written record of events
In context
We sat on a fallen log by the river and ate our lunch.
The security guard keeps a log of everyone who enters the building at night.
The developer checked the error log to find out why the app crashed.
Words that go with log
verb + noun
- keep a logDrivers must keep a log of their working hours.
noun + noun
- error logSend me the error log so I can fix the bug.
- log cabinThey rented a small log cabin in the mountains.
noun + preposition
- log ofShe kept a log of every expense during the trip.
adjective + noun
- daily logThe nurse updates the daily log after each shift.
verb + preposition
- sleep like a logAfter that long hike, I will sleep like a log tonight.