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'loɡəriðəm((abbreviated to log loɡ) the number of times eg 10 must be multiplied by itself to produce a particular number: 10 × 10 × 10 or 103 = 1,000, so 3 is here the logarithm of 1,000.) logaritmotr['lɒgərɪðəm]1 logaritmologarithm ['lɔgə.rɪðəm, 'lɑ-] n: logaritmo mn.• logaritmo (Matemática) s.m.'lɔːgərɪðəm, 'lɒgərɪðəmnoun logaritmo m['lɒɡǝrɪðǝm]N logaritmo m* * *['lɔːgərɪðəm, 'lɒgərɪðəm]noun logaritmo m -
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6 logarithm of a number
English-Spanish mathematics dictionary > logarithm of a number
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8 common logarithm
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9 natural logarithm
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11 hyperbolic logarithm
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13 characteristic of a logarithm
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14 log
loɡ
1. noun1) (a thick piece of unshaped wood: The trees were sawn into logs and taken to the sawmill.) tronco, leño2) (a logbook: The captain of the ship entered the details in the log.) cuaderno de bitácora
2. verb(to write down or record in a logbook (especially the distance covered during a journey).) escribir en el cuaderno de bitácora- logbooklog n leño / troncotr[lɒg]1 tronco (for fire) leño2 (on ship) cuaderno de bitácora, diario de a bordo; (on plane) diario de vuelo1 registrar, anotar2 (cover) recorrer\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLlog cabin cabaña (de troncos)1) : talar (árboles)2) record: registrar, anotar3)to log on : entrar (al sistema)4)to log off : salir (del sistema)log n1) : tronco m, leño m2) record: diario madj.• de troncos adj.n.• barquilla s.f.• corredera s.f.• leño s.m.• madero s.m.• registro s.m.• tronco s.m.v.• registrar v.
I lɔːg, lɒgto be as easy as falling off a log — ser* pan comido (fam), ser* coser y cantar (fam)
to sleep like a log — dormir* como un tronco (fam); (before n)
2)a) ( record) diario mb) ( device for measuring speed) corredera f3) ( Math) logaritmo m; (before n)log tables — tabla f de logaritmos
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- gg- transitive verba) ( record) \<\<speed/position/time\>\> registrar, anotar; \<\<call\>\> registrarb) log (up) ( accomplish) anotarsehe has logged (up) 100 hours in the air — tiene or ha hecho 100 horas de vuelo
Phrasal Verbs:- log in- log off
I [lɒɡ]1. N2) = logbook2. VT1) (Naut, Aer) anotar, apuntar2) (Aut) (also: log up) [+ distance] recorrerwe logged 50 kilometres that day — ese día recorrimos or cubrimos 50 kilómetros
3.4.CPD- log in- log off- log on- log out- log up
II [lɒɡ]1.N ABBR(Math) = logarithm logaritmo m2.CPDlog tables NPL — tablas fpl de logaritmos
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I [lɔːg, lɒg]to be as easy as falling off a log — ser* pan comido (fam), ser* coser y cantar (fam)
to sleep like a log — dormir* como un tronco (fam); (before n)
2)a) ( record) diario mb) ( device for measuring speed) corredera f3) ( Math) logaritmo m; (before n)log tables — tabla f de logaritmos
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- gg- transitive verba) ( record) \<\<speed/position/time\>\> registrar, anotar; \<\<call\>\> registrarb) log (up) ( accomplish) anotarsehe has logged (up) 100 hours in the air — tiene or ha hecho 100 horas de vuelo
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