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2 logbook log·book n
['lɒɡˌbʊk]Naut, Aer giornale m or diario di bordo, (Auto: registration document) libretto di circolazione, (of events, movement of goods) registro -
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I [lɒg] [AE lɔːg]1) (of wood) tronco m., ceppo m.; (for burning) ciocco m.2) (written record) registro m.3) (of plane, ship) giornale m., diario m. di bordo4) inform. giornale m., registrazione f.••II 1. [lɒg] [AE lɔːg]to sleep like a log — dormire come un sasso o ghiro
2) (clock up) (anche log up) totalizzare, percorrere in totale [ miles]3) (achieve) [car, train] viaggiare, andare a [ speed]; [ plane] volare a [ speed]; [ ship] filare a [ knots]2.- log in- log off* * *[loɡ] 1. noun1) (a thick piece of unshaped wood: The trees were sawn into logs and taken to the sawmill.) ceppo, ciocco2) (a logbook: The captain of the ship entered the details in the log.) (giornale di bordo)2. verb(to write down or record in a logbook (especially the distance covered during a journey).) (registrare nel giornale di bordo)- logbook* * *[lɒɡ]1. n1) (for fire) ceppo, (tree trunk) tronco2)See:2. n abbr(= logarithm) log3. vt1) Naut, Aer annotare or registrare sul giornale di bordoto log 50 mph — fare 80 km/h
•- log in- log off* * *I [lɒg] [AE lɔːg]1) (of wood) tronco m., ceppo m.; (for burning) ciocco m.2) (written record) registro m.3) (of plane, ship) giornale m., diario m. di bordo4) inform. giornale m., registrazione f.••II 1. [lɒg] [AE lɔːg]to sleep like a log — dormire come un sasso o ghiro
2) (clock up) (anche log up) totalizzare, percorrere in totale [ miles]3) (achieve) [car, train] viaggiare, andare a [ speed]; [ plane] volare a [ speed]; [ ship] filare a [ knots]2.- log in- log off -
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♦ log (1) /lɒg/A n.2 (naut.) solcometro; misuratore della velocità: to heave (o to stream, to throw) the log, gettare (o filare) il solcometro5 (comput.) log ( file su cui si registrano gli eventi); registro: log file, file di log; file di registro6 (geol.) carotaggio geofisicoB a. attr.di tronchi: a log cabin, una capanna di tronchi d'albero● ( USA) log jam ► logjam □ (naut.) log line, sagola del solcometro □ log rolling ► logrolling □ to fall like a log, cadere pesantemente □ to float [to lie] like a log, galleggiare [star lì] come un pezzo di legno □ ( nelle favole) King Log, il re Travicello □ to sleep like a log, dormire come un ghiro (o un sasso) □ (prov.) Roll my log and I'll roll yours, una mano lava l'altra; do ut des.log (2) /lɒg/n. (mat., abbr. di logarithm)logaritmo: log-normal distribution, distribuzione lognormale.(to) log /lɒg/A v. t.3 (naut., aeron.) fare, totalizzare, coprire ( una distanza); fare, filare ( un certo numero di nodi); viaggiare alla velocità di: The new pilot hasn't logged many hours of flying time, il nuovo pilota non ha totalizzato molte ore di voloB v. i.fare legname; tagliare e trasportare tronchi.
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