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1. n1) колода; деревина; кряж; оцупок2) мор. лаг3) буровий журнал4) вахтовий журнал5) формуляр (приладу)6) геол. розріз бурової свердловиниlike a log — непорушно (як колода); непритомний
to keep the log rolling — амер. працювати у швидкому темпі, активно продовжувати підтримувати щось
2. v1) працювати на лісозаготівлі2) розкряжовувати (ліс)3) мор. вносити до суднового журналу4) мор. проходити по лагу (відстань); розвивати швидкість по лагу* * *I n1) колода; опецьок; кряжlog truck — aвт. лісовоз
in the log — необроблений, необтесаний
2) мop. лаг3) cкop. вiд logbook; буровий журнал5) c-г. ґрунтовий розріз; гeoл. розріз свердловиниII v1) працювати на лісозаготівлях; розкряжовувати, обробляти ( ліс)2) мop. вносити в судновий журнал3) мop. проходити по лагу ( відстань); розвивати ( швидкість) по лагу; пройти яку-небудь відстань; домогтися якої-небудь швидкості4) реєструвати (за допомогою комп'ютера; log in)5) автоматично перевіряти вхідний пароль (в комп'ютера; log in)III n; скор. від logarithm
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