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I. log1 [lɒg, Am lɑ:g] N

1. log (felled tree):

log
kłoda f
log
bal m

2. log (part of tree):

log
pień m

Phrases:

to sleep like a log
spać jak zabity

II. log1 <-gg-> [lɒg, Am lɑ:g] VB trans

log tree, forest:

log
wycinać [perf wyciąć]

I. log2 [lɒg, Am lɑ:g] N

1. log (record):

log
dziennik m
ship's log
dziennik m okrętowy
police log
rejestr m policyjny

2. log NAUT (device):

log
log m (do mierzenia prędkości statku)

II. log2 <-gg-> [lɒg, Am lɑ:g] VB trans

1. log (record):

log
zapisywać [perf zapisać]

2. log (achieve):

log of pilot
wylatać
log of seaman
wypływać

log3 N

log short for logarithm

log
log (logarytm)

logarithm [ˈlɒgərɪðəm, Am ˈlɑ:gɚ-] N MATH

logarithm
logarytm m
OpenDict entry

log N

screw log NAUT
log mechaniczny m

log in VB intr COMPUT

log in
zalogować się

log off VB intr COMPUT

log off
wylogować się

log on VB intr

log on PHRVB log in

log in VB intr COMPUT

log in
zalogować się

log out VB intr

log out PHRVB log off

log off VB intr COMPUT

log off
wylogować się

log book N

1. log book Brit AUTO:

log book
karta f pojazdu

2. log book AVIAT, NAUT:

log book
dziennik m pokładowy

log cabin N

log cabin
drewniana chatka f

log file N COMPUT

log file
dziennik m zdarzeń

yule log [ˈju:lˌlɒg, Am ˈju:lˌlɑ:g] N

1. yule log (log):

yule log
polano nt bożonarodzeniowe (rozpalane w kominku w Wigilię)

2. yule log FOOD:

yule log
ciasto nt czekoladowe
Present
Ilog
youlog
he/she/itlogs
welog
youlog
theylog
Past
Ilogged
youlogged
he/she/itlogged
welogged
youlogged
theylogged
Present Perfect
Ihavelogged
youhavelogged
he/she/ithaslogged
wehavelogged
youhavelogged
theyhavelogged
Past Perfect
Ihadlogged
youhadlogged
he/she/ithadlogged
wehadlogged
youhadlogged
theyhadlogged
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

ship's log
dziennik m okrętowy
police log
rejestr m policyjny
to sleep like a log
spać jak zabity

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

A truck driver's log book is a legally defined form containing a grid outlining the 24-hour day into 15-minute increments.
en.wikipedia.org
He did note the maximum ground-level speed as 135 mph in his log book.
en.wikipedia.org
Each car has a log book which tells the current owner how many people have owned the car and what races it has been in.
en.wikipedia.org
Other drivers maintain more than one log book, showing falsified versions to enforcement officers.
en.wikipedia.org
The explorers kept this secret log book up to date.
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