Pronunciation: /ˈlɔɡɪŋ/
noun the activity or business of cutting down trees for timber
A1 Logging is the practice of cutting down trees for wood.
A2 The logging industry has a significant impact on deforestation.
B1 Environmentalists are concerned about the effects of logging on ecosystems.
B2 Sustainable logging practices aim to minimize the environmental impact.
C1 Companies must adhere to strict regulations when engaging in logging activities.
C2 The logging company was fined for illegal clear-cutting of forests.
verb to cut down trees for timber
A1 I am logging my daily activities in a journal.
A2 She is logging into her email account to check for new messages.
B1 The company is logging all customer complaints to improve their services.
B2 The software developer is logging errors to troubleshoot the program.
C1 The environmentalist is logging data on deforestation rates in the Amazon.
C2 The government is logging communications between suspected terrorists for national security purposes.
formal The company implemented strict logging procedures to track all changes made to the system.
informal Make sure you're logging your hours accurately so we can get paid correctly.
slang I'm tired of logging in every time I want to use this app.
figurative She felt like she was constantly logging her emotions in a mental journal.
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