logbook in Irish
logbook in Irish is leabhar loinge — logbook means a book recording a ship's or aircraft's progress, including position, weather, and events.
logbook in Irish
leabhar loinge
(nautical) A book in which measurements from the ship's log are recorded, along with other salient details of the voyage.
What does "logbook" mean?
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noun A book recording a ship's or aircraft's progress, including position, weather, and events.
"The pilot noted the delay in the logbook."
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noun A document recording the ownership and registration history of a car.
"Make sure the seller hands over the logbook with the car."
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logbook in a sentence
- The pilot noted the delay in the logbook.
- Make sure the seller hands over the logbook with the car.
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What is "logbook" in Irish?
"logbook" in Irish is leabhar loinge. logbook means: A book recording a ship's or aircraft's progress, including position, weather, and events.
How do you use "logbook" in a sentence?
Example: "The pilot noted the delay in the logbook." In Irish, "logbook" is leabhar loinge.
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