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Definition of logbook - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
documentationjournal recording events or travel details
- She kept a logbook of her backpacking adventures.
2.
navigationTECH. official record of trips by ship or aircraftTECH.
- The pilot filled out the logbook after landing.
3.
car ownershipRare UK record of car ownership and licensingRare UK
- The logbook showed the car's previous owners.
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journal recording events or travel details 
official record of trips by ship or aircraft
Origin of logbook
English, log (record) + book (collection)
Terms with logbook included in their meaning
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shipping
logbook or journal of a vessel's progress
transportation
travel a distance as recorded in a logbook
documentation
the act of recording information in a logbook
nautical logbook
logbook for temporary records on a ship
maritime
logbook for recording ship engine orders
maritime
logbook used on ships for daily records
Examples of logbook in a sentence
His logbook was filled with notes from the road trip. The captain noted the storm in the ship's logbook. Every flight's details are recorded in the logbook. He updated the logbook after every service. The logbook was required for the vehicle inspection.
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- French:registre, journal, ...
- German:Logbuch, Bordbuch, ...
- Italian:registro, registro di bordo, ...
- Spanish:diario, cuaderno de bitácora, ...
- Portuguese:diário de bordo, livro de bordo, ...
- Chinese:日志, 航行日志, ...
- Japanese:航海日誌, 車検証, ...
- Arabic:دفتر السجل, سِجِلّ, ...
- Hebrew:יוֹמַן מַסָּע, יוֹמַן טִיסָה, ...
- Russian:журнал, судовой журнал, ...
- Ukrainian:журнал, бортовий журнал, ...
- Hindi:दैनंदिनी, जहाज़ या विमान की यात्राओं का आधिकारिक अभिलेख, ...
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