Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Log"

A: a few things. Could be like the trunk of a tree or like a list of things or like to “log in” to your computer

A: A “log ride” is a ride at an amusement park. It’s like a water slide where you sit in a car shaped like a log. The idea is a log going down a river, but the slide is much faster than that. You are sure to get wet. :)

A: registro

A: Les deux expressions sont très similaires.
Cependant, vous pouvez utiliser "are away" pour les absences de très courte durée, et "go away" pour les absences plus longues.

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A: They mean the same. Both mean that you are ending a session that you are logged onto.

A: They both mean the same. The only difference is 'sign in' implies that you require a screen name to enter.

A: @Sang-ah
In a game, in english, you will see it as "Log in"

접속했어? = Have you logged in? or Are you logged in?

아니. 접속 안했어. =
No, not yet ... or No, I haven't

those sound more natural.

A: @Aliya_sheikh

hahaha hahaha
aj pakki baat hy k apne badam khaye 😂😂😂😂

A: People are looking hilarious

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A: people are fond of tv

A: Yeah that sounds good

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A: You log into something, or you just log in.
He logged in yesterday.
He logged into Facebook yesterday.

A: I'll log in to my computer, then log on to the main server. You can log in on the computer over there.

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