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noun

Troncos, maderos

The trunk of a dead tree, cleared of branches.

"They walked across the stream on a fallen log."

Caminaron por el arroyo sobre un tronco caído.

material nature environment

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noun

Tronco, leño

Any bulky piece as cut from the above, used as timber, fuel etc.

"We stacked the logs neatly by the fireplace, ready for winter. "

Apilamos los troncos cuidadosamente junto a la chimenea, listos para el invierno.

material fuel environment

noun

Tronco, madero

A unit of length equivalent to 16 feet, used for measuring timber, especially the trunk of a tree.

"The lumberjack estimated the pile of felled trees to be about five logs in length. "

El leñador estimó que la pila de árboles talados tenía una longitud de unos cinco troncos.

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noun

Troncos, rollizos

Anything shaped like a log; a cylinder.

"The baker arranged the chocolate dough into thick logs before chilling it to make cookies. "

El panadero dispuso la masa de chocolate en rollizos gruesos antes de enfriarla para hacer galletas.

material thing

noun

Troncos, corredera

A floating device, usually of wood, used in navigation to estimate the speed of a vessel through water.

"In the old sailing movies, you often see sailors throwing logs overboard to judge their ship's speed. "

En las viejas películas de navegación, a menudo se ve a los marineros tirando la corredera por la borda para juzgar la velocidad de su barco.

nautical sailing technology vehicle device

noun

Tonto, idiota

A blockhead; a very stupid person.

""He spent the entire meeting staring blankly; honestly, sometimes I think he's just a logs." "

Pasó toda la reunión mirando fijamente; honestamente, a veces creo que es solo un tonto.

person character attitude mind

noun

Tronco

A heavy longboard.

"The surfer preferred logs because their length made it easier to ride smaller waves. "

El surfista prefería los troncos porque su longitud facilitaba la práctica de olas más pequeñas.

sport nautical

noun

Tronco, rollo

A rolled cake with filling.

"For dessert, we had chocolate logs filled with sweet cream. "

De postre, comimos troncos de chocolate rellenos de crema dulce.

food

noun

Peso, bloque

A weight or block near the free end of a hoisting rope to prevent it from being drawn through the sheave.

""The construction worker attached logs to the end of the cable as a safety measure to prevent the crane's rope from accidentally pulling all the way through the pulley." "

El trabajador de la construcción adjuntó pesos al final del cable como medida de seguridad para evitar que la cuerda de la grúa se deslizara accidentalmente por completo a través de la polea.

nautical technical machine

noun

Excremento, heces

A piece of feces.

"The dog left several logs in the backyard this morning. "

El perro dejó varios excrementos en el patio trasero esta mañana.

body physiology

noun

Pene, miembro

A penis.

body sex organ

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verb

Cortar árboles en troncos

To cut trees into logs.

"The lumberjacks will log the forest next week to provide wood for building houses. "

Los leñadores cortarán los árboles del bosque en troncos la semana que viene para proporcionar madera para la construcción de casas.

environment agriculture industry material

verb

Talar, cortar

To cut down (trees).

"The company logs trees in the forest to sell the wood. "

La empresa tala árboles en el bosque para vender la madera.

environment agriculture nature industry

verb

Talar árboles, explotar madera

To cut down trees in an area, harvesting and transporting the logs as wood.

"The company logs the forest every year to provide lumber for building houses. "

La empresa tala el bosque cada año para proporcionar madera para la construcción de casas.

environment industry agriculture work plant nature material

noun

Diario de a bordo

A logbook, or journal of a vessel (or aircraft)'s progress

"The ship's logs carefully recorded the weather, location, and any problems encountered during the voyage. "

Los diarios de a bordo del barco registraron cuidadosamente el clima, la ubicación y cualquier problema encontrado durante el viaje.

nautical sailing history writing

noun

Registros, bitácora

A chronological record of actions, performances, computer/network usage, etc.

"The IT team checks the server logs daily to monitor for any errors. "

El equipo de TI revisa los registros del servidor diariamente para monitorear cualquier error.

computing technology system info writing

noun

Registros

Specifically, an append-only sequence of records written to file.

"The security system logs every entry and exit to the building, creating a permanent record of activity. "

El sistema de seguridad registra cada entrada y salida del edificio, creando un registro permanente de la actividad.

computing technology internet system technical electronics

verb

Registrar, anotar

To make, to add an entry (or more) in a log or logbook.

"to log the miles travelled by a ship"

registrar las millas recorridas por un barco

computing writing technology business communication

verb

Registrar, anotar

To travel (a distance) as shown in a logbook

"The delivery driver logs many miles each day while completing his route. "

El conductor de la entrega registra muchas millas cada día mientras completa su ruta.

nautical sailing

verb

Registrar la velocidad

To travel at a specified speed, as ascertained by chip log.

"The old sailing ship logs a steady five knots despite the choppy water. "

El viejo velero registra una velocidad constante de cinco nudos a pesar del agua agitada.

nautical sailing

verb

Mecer, balancear

To move to and fro; to rock.

"The small boat logs gently on the calm lake. "

El pequeño bote se balancea suavemente en el lago tranquilo.

action

noun

Log, medida

A Hebrew unit of liquid volume (about 1/3 liter).

"The recipe calls for three logs of olive oil. "

La receta requiere tres logs de aceite de oliva.

unit amount religion

noun

Logaritmo

Logarithm.

"To multiply two numbers, add their logs."

Para multiplicar dos números, suma sus logaritmos.

math number science

noun

Una diferencia de uno en el logaritmo, generalmente en base 10

A difference of one in the logarithm, usually in base 10.

"The difference in the earthquake's impact felt like a logs increase, even though the Richter scale reading only went from 5 to 6. "

La diferencia en el impacto del terremoto se sintió como un aumento de un log, aunque la lectura de la escala de Richter solo pasó de 5 a 6.

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