to blog
132
3.0
- verb
- /blɔg/
- Texting
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bloguear
- She decided to blog regularly about her passion for cooking and share her recipes online.
- start blogging
- blog regularly
- students blog
I don't think I've been blogging since the clocks have gone back.
- I don't think I've been blogging since the clocks have gone back.
- What keeps me up at night stress from blogging keeps me up at night.
- I would say don't blog because it's the cool thing to do.
- OK, I have this, which says let's blog some shit.
- Yes, there was no blogging in church.
- As we blog, I have a couple more bits to show you.
- From now on, we'll be blogging the house going up.
Examples
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Once she started blogging, though, she found she was suddenly a much more recognized name in the law.
Academic text (2006) -
Because I tweet and blog, I have been invited to present at regional and state-level conferences.
Academic text (2012) -
Listen to me, if you blog about me, I will get orders.
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I want you to blog about him.
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You should blog about that.
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I could blog about that.
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So I thought I'd blog my experience and show you my way to LA.
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Thus, students and teachers can blog, add comments, show videos, discuss issues, and other things without interference.
Academic text (2007) -
I'm going to be doing more blogging and more academic writing.
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The expedition is called Project Evie, and the team plans to blog every mile of the way on its website.
Academic text (2010)
How Involved
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Blog as a verb comes from the noun blog and is like keeping a web log by writing short entries online. So to blog is to write and share regular posts or personal notes on the web.