英语词汇log怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ log /ˈlɑːg/ noun

plural logs

¹ log

/ˈlɑːg/

noun

plural logs

Learner's definition of LOG

[count]

a : a long, heavy section of a tree that has fallen or been cut down原木

a log cabin [=a cabin made from logs]原木小屋

b : a thick piece of wood短节木头

Throw another log on the fire.再往篝火上扔一根木柴。

a : the record of travel by a ship or airplane航海日志；飞行日志

the captain's log船长的航海日志
keep a log记航海日志

b : a record of performance, events, or activities（工作情况、事件或活动的）记录，日志

The mechanic kept a log showing when repairs were done on the truck.机修工记录了卡车的维修情况。
a computer log计算机工作记录

as easy as falling off a log

— see ¹easy

sleep like a log

— see ¹sleep

— compare ³log

² log /ˈlɑːg/ verb

logs; logged; logging

² log

/ˈlɑːg/

verb

logs; logged; logging

Learner's definition of LOG

: to cut down trees in an area for wood伐木；砍伐

[+ object]

Thousands of trees have been logged in this area.这个地区成千上万棵树被砍伐了。
The forest has been heavily logged.这片森林遭到了大量砍伐。

[no object]

The company has been logging in this area for many years.这家公司已在该地区伐木多年。

[+ object] : to make an official record of (something)正式记录

Part of his job is to log all deliveries.他的工作内容之一就是记录所有的交付情况。
log incoming phone calls记录来电

[+ object]

a : to do something for (a specified distance or time)达到（一定距离或时间的）记录

Truck drivers log thousands of miles every week.卡车司机每周行驶几千英里。
She has only been flying for a few months, but she has already logged more than 80 hours.她只飞了几个月，但已经有超过80个小时的飞行记录了。

b chiefly US : to succeed in getting or achieving (something, such as a record of wins)成功获得；取得（成就）

a pitcher who has logged more than a hundred victories取得一百多场胜利的投手

log off

[phrasal verb] computers or log out

: to end the connection of a computer to a network or system注销，退出，登出（网络或系统）

Remember to log off when you're finished.完成之后记住退出系统。

log on

[phrasal verb] computers or log in

: to start the connection of a computer to a network or system登录，注册，进入（网络或系统） — often + to

logged on to the Internet登录互联网
You need a password to log in (to the network).你需要有密码才能登录（网络）。

³ log /ˈlɑːg/ noun

plural logs

³ log

/ˈlɑːg/

noun

plural logs

Learner's definition of LOG

[count]

: logarithm

— compare ¹log

单词	log
释义	log (verb) log (noun) log 7 ENTRIES FOUND: log (noun) log (verb) log (noun) yule log (noun) easy (adjective) fall (verb) sleep (verb) ¹ log /ˈlɑːg/ noun plural logs ¹ log /ˈlɑːg/ noun plural logs Learner's definition of LOG [count] 1 a : a long, heavy section of a tree that has fallen or been cut down原木 a log cabin [=a cabin made from logs]原木小屋 b : a thick piece of wood短节木头 Throw another log on the fire.再往篝火上扔一根木柴。 2 a : the record of travel by a ship or airplane航海日志；飞行日志 the captain's log船长的航海日志 keep a log记航海日志 b : a record of performance, events, or activities（工作情况、事件或活动的）记录，日志 The mechanic kept a log showing when repairs were done on the truck.机修工记录了卡车的维修情况。 a computer log计算机工作记录 as easy as falling off a log — see ¹easy sleep like a log — see ¹sleep — compare ³log ² log /ˈlɑːg/ verb logs; logged; logging ² log /ˈlɑːg/ verb logs; logged; logging Learner's definition of LOG 1 : to cut down trees in an area for wood伐木；砍伐 [+ object] Thousands of trees have been logged in this area.这个地区成千上万棵树被砍伐了。 The forest has been heavily logged.这片森林遭到了大量砍伐。 [no object] The company has been logging in this area for many years.这家公司已在该地区伐木多年。 2 [+ object] : to make an official record of (something)正式记录 Part of his job is to log all deliveries.他的工作内容之一就是记录所有的交付情况。 log incoming phone calls记录来电 3 [+ object] a : to do something for (a specified distance or time)达到（一定距离或时间的）记录 Truck drivers log thousands of miles every week.卡车司机每周行驶几千英里。 She has only been flying for a few months, but she has already logged more than 80 hours.她只飞了几个月，但已经有超过80个小时的飞行记录了。 b chiefly US : to succeed in getting or achieving (something, such as a record of wins)成功获得；取得（成就） a pitcher who has logged more than a hundred victories取得一百多场胜利的投手 log off [phrasal verb] computers or log out : to end the connection of a computer to a network or system注销，退出，登出（网络或系统） Remember to log off when you're finished.完成之后记住退出系统。 log on [phrasal verb] computers or log in : to start the connection of a computer to a network or system登录，注册，进入（网络或系统） — often + to logged on to the Internet登录互联网 You need a password to log in (to the network).你需要有密码才能登录（网络）。 ³ log /ˈlɑːg/ noun plural logs ³ log /ˈlɑːg/ noun plural logs Learner's definition of LOG [count] : logarithm — compare ¹log
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