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Definitions from the WebTerm: Logbook Noun - Definition: A book in which events, observations, or records are systematically recorded. Sense 1: A vehicle logbook where the details of a vehicle's journeys, maintenance, and fuel consumption are recorded. Example sentence: My father keeps a detailed logbook of all his adventures while traveling cross-country. Related products on Amazon: Vehicle Logbook Sense 2: A ship's logbook capturing detailed information about the ship's voyage, weather conditions, crew members, and events. Example sentence: The captain entered the coordinates and weather conditions into the logbook every hour. Related products on Amazon: Ship Logbook Sense 3: A pilot logbook which records flight hours, destinations, and other important information about a pilot's flying experience. Example sentence: The pilot's logbook contained records of all their flights, including dates, times, and aircraft types. Related products on Amazon: Pilot Logbook Adjective - Definition: Popular, widely used or recognized. Sense 1: A logbook application that has become popular among hikers and outdoor enthusiasts. Example sentence: The logbook app has become a popular tool for tracking hiking trails and recording memorable moments. Related products on Amazon: Outdoor Logbook Adjective - Definition: Pertaining to a particular location or region. Sense 1: A logbook that contains local folklore, traditions, and historical information specific to a particular town. Example sentence: The local logbook is a treasure trove of stories and anecdotes about the town's history and customs. Related products on Amazon: Local Logbook | ||||
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