logs

word · lemma: log

/ˈɫɔɡz/
lawgz
/lˈɒɡz/
logz

Definition

'Logs' can mean pieces of wood cut from trees, usually for burning or building. It can also mean official written records of events or activities, especially in computers or ships.

Usage & Nuances

Context matters: 'logs' as wood is common in everyday or camping settings; 'logs' as records is frequent in technical, business, and nautical contexts. Common phrases include 'burning logs', 'system logs', and 'log in' (not the same as 'logs'). Make sure to match the correct meaning to the situation.

Example Sentences

We put more logs on the fire to keep warm.

basic

The ship's captain keeps logs of every journey.

basic

He cut the fallen tree into logs.

basic

Check the server logs if you can't find the error.

natural

After the storm, logs were scattered all over the riverbank.

natural

I'm going to add these details to the daily logs.

natural