log line
- noun
- Specialized
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línea de registro
- Each log line in the system's records provided important details about user activity.
Examples
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I found a useful log line that indicated when the error occurred in the application.
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The developer wrote a clear log line to explain the purpose of the recent software update.
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I mean, you're basically telling them the log line in a short period of time.
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So Vince Gilligan's log line for Breaking Bad was.
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And so I thought, you know, when I got the log line before I read the script, because I it was a play before it was a, a screenplay.
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Of course that we didn't say the storytelling and this the log line of OK, we are going to shoot a mole that it's entering here because a client hire him.
How Important
∞
2.7
297
2.8
- Specialized
- Specialized
37
4.7
259
3.5
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
The compound is compositionally predictable if the learner knows the technical sense of log = 'record' (record + line → a single entry in a log), so in that case the meaning follows directly from the constituents. However, log is polysemous (the provided constituent definition is the nautical tool) and the computer/record sense is domain-specific, so a B1 learner who only knows the non-technical sense would not reliably infer the MWE meaning without exposure.
Etymology
Log line comes from the idea of a 'log' as a record and a 'line' as one entry. A single log line is like one short record of an event in a computer 'log', so it means one recorded message or event.