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Verb log up has 1 sense
- log up, clock up - record a distance travelled; on planes and cars
--1 is one way to record, enter, put down
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Term: Log Up
Description:
Log Up is a phrasal verb that can be used in different contexts. It commonly refers to the act of recording or registering information, typically in a log or record. However, it can also denote the action of accumulating or piling up objects, or even the process of signing up or registering for an event or service.
Examples:
As a verb (registering information):
- Sense 1: To record or enter information in a log or record.
- "The technician forgot to log up the maintenance activities for that day."
- "Make sure to log up the number of hours worked."
As a verb (accumulating objects):
- Sense 2: To accumulate or pile up objects.
- "We need to log up enough firewood for the winter."
- "The leaves log up in the backyard, making it difficult to walk."
As a verb (signing up):
- Sense 3: To sign up or register for an event or service.
- "Don't forget to log up for the conference before the deadline."
- "She decided to log up for the online course to enhance her skills."
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