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What is the meaning of “log” in “hours logged”?
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The hours logged in class, and the hours logged on schoolwork can lead to students feeling overwhelmed and unmotivated.
What exactly the verbs "log in" or "log on" mean above? What they mean to me doesn't fit there.
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I read this here:
The hours logged in class, and the hours logged on schoolwork can lead to students feeling overwhelmed and unmotivated.
What exactly the verbs "log in" or "log on" mean above? What they mean to me doesn't fit there.
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See meaning number 2
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@jmoreno No, it's meaning 1.1 under "Verb".
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I read this here:
The hours logged in class, and the hours logged on schoolwork can lead to students feeling overwhelmed and unmotivated.
What exactly the verbs "log in" or "log on" mean above? What they mean to me doesn't fit there.
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The hours logged in class, and the hours logged on schoolwork can lead to students feeling overwhelmed and unmotivated.
What exactly the verbs "log in" or "log on" mean above? What they mean to me doesn't fit there.
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See meaning number 2
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@jmoreno No, it's meaning 1.1 under "Verb".
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See meaning number 2
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@jmoreno No, it's meaning 1.1 under "Verb".
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See meaning number 2
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To log your hours means to write them down in a log, usually at work, probably on such form:
"Logging hours" in the context of your sentence would colloquially or metaphorically mean the hours spent in class and on doing schoolwork.
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Possibly could be improved by clarifying that the "logging" in the quoted text is used in a metaphorical sense: no one is actually recording the time spent on these activities in a log.
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That is what I meant by "colloquially"
– TK-421
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'Log', verb, 2nd definiton, Merriam-Webster:
to make a note or record of : enter details of or about in a log
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Except that no one is actually recording anything. At best its metaphorical, but more like an informal third definition.
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Logged here means spent, or occupied, even when the activity is not literally recorded in a journal or log.
In computer science, the verb phrases log in and log on mean enroll, or provide credential.
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log is a noun and according to Merriam-Webster is defined as:
a record of performance, events, or day-to-day activities
So for example, A teacher asks a student to record the time spent on different activities in a logbook.
log can however also be a verb (the act of recording something either present or past tense) as follows:
The student is busy logging their time. (present tense)
The student logged his time yesterday. (past tense)
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Look at 2.1 in your own definition link --> https://www.lexico.com/en/definition/log
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To log your hours means to write them down in a log, usually at work, probably on such form:
"Logging hours" in the context of your sentence would colloquially or metaphorically mean the hours spent in class and on doing schoolwork.
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Possibly could be improved by clarifying that the "logging" in the quoted text is used in a metaphorical sense: no one is actually recording the time spent on these activities in a log.
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That is what I meant by "colloquially"
– TK-421
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Possibly the usage is influenced by the aviation world, where logging flight hours is mandatory and universal.
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To log your hours means to write them down in a log, usually at work, probably on such form:
"Logging hours" in the context of your sentence would colloquially or metaphorically mean the hours spent in class and on doing schoolwork.
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Possibly could be improved by clarifying that the "logging" in the quoted text is used in a metaphorical sense: no one is actually recording the time spent on these activities in a log.
– asgallant
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That is what I meant by "colloquially"
– TK-421
19 hours ago
Possibly the usage is influenced by the aviation world, where logging flight hours is mandatory and universal.
– richardb
9 hours ago
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To log your hours means to write them down in a log, usually at work, probably on such form:
"Logging hours" in the context of your sentence would colloquially or metaphorically mean the hours spent in class and on doing schoolwork.
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To log your hours means to write them down in a log, usually at work, probably on such form:
"Logging hours" in the context of your sentence would colloquially or metaphorically mean the hours spent in class and on doing schoolwork.
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Possibly could be improved by clarifying that the "logging" in the quoted text is used in a metaphorical sense: no one is actually recording the time spent on these activities in a log.
– asgallant
yesterday
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That is what I meant by "colloquially"
– TK-421
19 hours ago
Possibly the usage is influenced by the aviation world, where logging flight hours is mandatory and universal.
– richardb
9 hours ago
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Possibly could be improved by clarifying that the "logging" in the quoted text is used in a metaphorical sense: no one is actually recording the time spent on these activities in a log.
– asgallant
yesterday
2
That is what I meant by "colloquially"
– TK-421
19 hours ago
Possibly the usage is influenced by the aviation world, where logging flight hours is mandatory and universal.
– richardb
9 hours ago
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Possibly could be improved by clarifying that the "logging" in the quoted text is used in a metaphorical sense: no one is actually recording the time spent on these activities in a log.
– asgallant
yesterday
Possibly could be improved by clarifying that the "logging" in the quoted text is used in a metaphorical sense: no one is actually recording the time spent on these activities in a log.
– asgallant
yesterday
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That is what I meant by "colloquially"
– TK-421
19 hours ago
That is what I meant by "colloquially"
– TK-421
19 hours ago
Possibly the usage is influenced by the aviation world, where logging flight hours is mandatory and universal.
– richardb
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Possibly the usage is influenced by the aviation world, where logging flight hours is mandatory and universal.
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'Log', verb, 2nd definiton, Merriam-Webster:
to make a note or record of : enter details of or about in a log
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Except that no one is actually recording anything. At best its metaphorical, but more like an informal third definition.
– Andrew
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@Andrew: except they possibly are. It’s not at all unheard of for parents to require that their kids spend a set amount of time on home work and that this time be recorded.
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'Log', verb, 2nd definiton, Merriam-Webster:
to make a note or record of : enter details of or about in a log
Merriam-Webster
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Except that no one is actually recording anything. At best its metaphorical, but more like an informal third definition.
– Andrew
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@Andrew: except they possibly are. It’s not at all unheard of for parents to require that their kids spend a set amount of time on home work and that this time be recorded.
– jmoreno
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'Log', verb, 2nd definiton, Merriam-Webster:
to make a note or record of : enter details of or about in a log
Merriam-Webster
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'Log', verb, 2nd definiton, Merriam-Webster:
to make a note or record of : enter details of or about in a log
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Except that no one is actually recording anything. At best its metaphorical, but more like an informal third definition.
– Andrew
yesterday
@Andrew: except they possibly are. It’s not at all unheard of for parents to require that their kids spend a set amount of time on home work and that this time be recorded.
– jmoreno
53 mins ago
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Except that no one is actually recording anything. At best its metaphorical, but more like an informal third definition.
– Andrew
yesterday
@Andrew: except they possibly are. It’s not at all unheard of for parents to require that their kids spend a set amount of time on home work and that this time be recorded.
– jmoreno
53 mins ago
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Except that no one is actually recording anything. At best its metaphorical, but more like an informal third definition.
– Andrew
yesterday
Except that no one is actually recording anything. At best its metaphorical, but more like an informal third definition.
– Andrew
yesterday
@Andrew: except they possibly are. It’s not at all unheard of for parents to require that their kids spend a set amount of time on home work and that this time be recorded.
– jmoreno
53 mins ago
@Andrew: except they possibly are. It’s not at all unheard of for parents to require that their kids spend a set amount of time on home work and that this time be recorded.
– jmoreno
53 mins ago
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Logged here means spent, or occupied, even when the activity is not literally recorded in a journal or log.
In computer science, the verb phrases log in and log on mean enroll, or provide credential.
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Logged here means spent, or occupied, even when the activity is not literally recorded in a journal or log.
In computer science, the verb phrases log in and log on mean enroll, or provide credential.
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Logged here means spent, or occupied, even when the activity is not literally recorded in a journal or log.
In computer science, the verb phrases log in and log on mean enroll, or provide credential.
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Logged here means spent, or occupied, even when the activity is not literally recorded in a journal or log.
In computer science, the verb phrases log in and log on mean enroll, or provide credential.
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log is a noun and according to Merriam-Webster is defined as:
a record of performance, events, or day-to-day activities
So for example, A teacher asks a student to record the time spent on different activities in a logbook.
log can however also be a verb (the act of recording something either present or past tense) as follows:
The student is busy logging their time. (present tense)
The student logged his time yesterday. (past tense)
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log is a noun and according to Merriam-Webster is defined as:
a record of performance, events, or day-to-day activities
So for example, A teacher asks a student to record the time spent on different activities in a logbook.
log can however also be a verb (the act of recording something either present or past tense) as follows:
The student is busy logging their time. (present tense)
The student logged his time yesterday. (past tense)
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log is a noun and according to Merriam-Webster is defined as:
a record of performance, events, or day-to-day activities
So for example, A teacher asks a student to record the time spent on different activities in a logbook.
log can however also be a verb (the act of recording something either present or past tense) as follows:
The student is busy logging their time. (present tense)
The student logged his time yesterday. (past tense)
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So for example, A teacher asks a student to record the time spent on different activities in a logbook.
log can however also be a verb (the act of recording something either present or past tense) as follows:
The student is busy logging their time. (present tense)
The student logged his time yesterday. (past tense)
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Look at 2.1 in your own definition link --> https://www.lexico.com/en/definition/log
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@jmoreno No, it's meaning 1.1 under "Verb".
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