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log 1 Noun 1. a section of a felled tree stripped of branches 2. a. a detailed record of a voyage of a ship or aircraft b. a record of the hours flown by pilots and aircrews c. a book in which these records are made; logbook 3. a device consisting of a float with an attached line, formerly used to measure the speed of a ship 4. sleep like a log to sleep without stirring Verb [logging, logged] 1. to saw logs from (trees) 2. to enter (a distance or event) in a logbook or log log 2 Noun short for logarithm
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log Translations (book) = logbook n abbr (= logarithm) → log n abbr (= logarithm) → log m vt → enregistrer n abbr (Math) (= logarithm) → log vt → (ins Logbuch) eintragen log on vi (Comput) = log in log out vi (Comput) = log off (book) = logbook n abbr = logarithm vt → registrare log in log off |
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Likely training topics deal with completing backups of data, choosing and securing passwords, installing and updating anti-virus software and emphasizing common-sense concepts like logging off network accounts when away from one's workspace. For others, logging off AOL and getting some peace and quiet are key. The real-time live help feature is designed to aid users if they hit a hurdle and need a quick, simple answer, rather than disconnecting or logging off the Internet or having to pick up the phone, he said. |
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