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Log (Verb)

Enter into a log, as on ships and planes.

Verbs of telling, asking, ordering, singing.

The captain took the time to log the ship's coordinates before charting the next course.
Before taking off, the pilot logged the plane's fuel level in the flight logbook.
All notable incidents during the voyage must be logged in the captain's log as soon as possible.
After completing each flight, the pilot reviews and logs the aircraft's maintenance needs.
To investigate the helicopter accident, investigators carefully examined every detail logged in its flight record.

Cut lumber, as in woods and forests.

Verbs of touching, hitting, tying, digging.

The logging crew spent all morning cutting trees to log the entire section of the forest.
After the chainsaw broke, they couldn't log as many trees as they had planned.
To replenish the city's wood supply, the foresters needed to log several hundred more trees.
In years past, thousands of trees had been logged to clear land for farming.
The foresters carefully marked the area they intended to log, leaving any sensitive habitats untouched.