logging

• Nom désignant l'activité ou le processus d'abattage des arbres pour obtenir du bois, ou l'action d'enregistrer des informations dans un journal, un registre ou un système informatique.

A noun referring to the activity or process of cutting down trees for timber, or the act of recording entries in a log or computer system.

indénombrable

1. B1formal

   The activity or business of cutting down trees for timber or wood products.

   Exploitation forestière

   • Logging is a major industry in the Pacific Northwest.
   • Illegal logging threatens many rainforest ecosystems.
   • The company practices sustainable logging to protect the forest.

   Synonymeslumbering

2. Recording dataB2formalIT

   The process of recording events, data, or activities in a systematic way, especially in computing.

   journalisation

   • The system keeps a log of all user activity for security purposes.
   • Error logging helps developers identify bugs in the software.
   • The server's logging feature records every request made to it.

   Synonymesdocumentationrecording

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de consigner des informations, d'enregistrer des données ou d'abattre des arbres.

A verb used to indicate the act of recording information, entering data, or cutting down trees.

1. Record or registerB1formal

   To officially record information, events, or data.

   Enregistrer (officiellement)

   • The captain logged the ship's position every hour.
   • She logged all the expenses in a spreadsheet.
   • The system automatically logs user activity.

   Synonymeschronicledocumententerlistnoterecordregistertranscribe

   Antonymesdeleteeraseomit

2. B1formal

   To cut down trees for timber or to clear land.

   abattre des arbres

   • The company logged the entire forest for wood.
   • They logged the area to make way for a new road.
   • Illegal logging is destroying the rainforest.

   Synonymeschopcut downfellhewtimber

3. Travel a distanceB2informal

   To travel a specified distance or amount of time.

   Parcourir (une distance)

   • The pilot logged over 10,000 flight hours.
   • He logged 50 miles on his bike today.
   • The truck driver logged 300 miles before stopping.

   Synonymesclockcoverrack uptraverse

Variantes phrasallog inlog offlog onlog outlog up