LOG CABIN - Traducción inglés-español

log cabin SUST.

log cabin: cabaña f de troncos

cabin [ingl. am. ˈkæbən, ingl. brit. ˈkabɪn] SUST.

1.1. cabin NÁUT. (on ship):

cabin: camarote m

1.2. cabin NÁUT. (in small boat):

cabin: cabina f

cabin: camarote m

2. cabin:

cabin ASTRON., MOTOR, AERO.: cabina f

cabin baggage or luggage: equipaje m de mano

3. cabin:

cabin (hut): cabaña f

cabin (in motel): bungalow m

4. cabin (driver's cab):

cabin ingl. brit.: cabina f (del conductor)

I. log¹ [ingl. am. lɔɡ, lɑɡ, ingl. brit. lɒɡ] SUST.

1. log:

log (wood): tronco m

log (as fuel): leño m

to be as easy as falling off a log: ser pan comido coloq.

to be as easy as falling off a log: ser coser y cantar coloq.

to sleep like a log: dormir como un tronco coloq.

log fire: fuego m de leña

2.1. log (record):

log: diario m

2.2. log (device for measuring speed):

log: corredera f

II. log¹ <part. pres. logging; pret., part. pas. logged> [ingl. am. lɔɡ, lɑɡ, ingl. brit. lɒɡ] V. trans.

1. log (record):

log speed/position/time: registrar

log speed/position/time: anotar

log speed/position/time: tomar nota de

log call: registrar

2. log (accomplish):

log: anotarse

he has logged 100 hours in the air: tiene or ha hecho 100 horas de vuelo

log² [ingl. am. lɔɡ, lɑɡ, ingl. brit. lɒɡ] SUST. MAT.

log: logaritmo m

log tables: tabla f de logaritmos

log cabin SUST.

log cabin: cabaña f de troncos

cabin [ˈkæbɪn] SUST.

1. cabin (in a vehicle):

cabin: cabina f

2. cabin (simple wooden house):

cabin: cabaña f

I. log¹ [lɒg, ingl. am. lɑ:g] -gg- -gg- SUST.

1. log (tree trunk):

log: tronco m

2. log (firewood):

log: leño m

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to sleep like a log: dormir como un tronco

II. log¹ [lɒg, ingl. am. lɑ:g] -gg- -gg- V. trans.

log: talar

III. log¹ [lɒg, ingl. am. lɑ:g] -gg- -gg- V. intr.

log: talar árboles

log² [lɒg, ingl. am. lɑ:g] coloq.

log abreviatura de logarithm

log: log.

logarithm [ˈlɒgərɪðəm, ingl. am. ˈlɑ:gɚ-] SUST.

logarithm: logaritmo m

I. log³ [lɒg, ingl. am. lɑ:g] SUST.

log: registro m

ship's log: cuaderno m de bitácora

II. log³ [lɒg, ingl. am. lɑ:g] V. trans.

1. log (record):

log: registrar

2. log (achieve, attain):

log: alcanzar

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log SUST.

to be as easy as falling off a log coloq. coloc.: ser como coser y cantar coloq. fig

to be as easy as falling off a log coloq. coloc.: ser pan comido coloq. fig

log cabin SUST.

log cabin: cabaña f de troncos

cabin [ˈkæb·ɪn] SUST.

1. cabin (house):

cabin: cabaña f

2. cabin (in ship, airplane):

cabin: cabina f

I. log¹ [lɔg] SUST.

1. log (tree trunk):

log: tronco m

2. log (firewood):

log: leño m

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to sleep like a log: dormir como un tronco

II. log¹ <-gg-> [lɔg] V. trans.

log: talar

III. log¹ <-gg-> [lɔg] V. intr.

log: talar árboles

log² [lɔg] coloq.

log ABBR logarithm

log: log.

logarithm [ˈlɔ·gə·rɪð·əm] SUST.

logarithm: logaritmo m

I. log³ [lɔg] SUST.

log: registro m

ship's log: cuaderno m de bitácora

II. log³ [lɔg] V. trans.

1. log (record):

log: registrar

2. log (achieve, attain):

log: alcanzar

Present
I	log
you	log
he/she/it	logs
we	log
you	log
they	log

Past
I	logged
you	logged
he/she/it	logged
we	logged
you	logged
they	logged

Present Perfect
I	have	logged
you	have	logged
he/she/it	has	logged
we	have	logged
you	have	logged
they	have	logged

Past Perfect
I	had	logged
you	had	logged
he/she/it	had	logged
we	had	logged
you	had	logged
they	had	logged

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Spoon onto some cling film, then roll into a log about 5cm in diameter.

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The first courthouse was a log cabin built in 1847.

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Another adult female used a detached trunk from a small shrub as a stabilizer during food gathering, and another used a log as a bridge.

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Later on, logs were transported via tramlines, first by steam-powered log haulers then by steam-powered locomotives, and finally diesel and petrol-powered locomotives.

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They can log off and go back to their ex-directory heaven.

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