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to weblog

to weblog

3.5
To write and share regular posts on a website
  • verb
  • /ˈwɛbˌlɔg/
  • Texting
translation icon : bloguear
  • She decided to weblog about her travels during her year abroad.

Examples

  • She weblogs about travel tips.

  • Many scientists weblog their research progress to share updates with the public.

  • If you weblog regularly, you can build a loyal audience over time.

  • I love to weblog about my cooking adventures.

  • He decided to weblog about his travel adventures to share his experiences with others.

  • Every week, she writes a new entry to weblog her thoughts on technology and innovation.

  • After attending the conference, he felt inspired to weblog about the latest trends in digital marketing.

Synonyms

to blog
vsto weblog
  • Texting
132 3.0

To write short posts on a website about your ideas or life

is about regularly writing and publishing posts rather than reading or editing

Surface Forms

weblog infinitive
weblogged past
weblogged past participle
weblogging present participle
weblogs third person singular

Morphology

weblog = weblog (transparent) = web + log

The verb is a straightforward conversion from the noun 'weblog', which is itself transparently built from 'web' + 'log'.

Etymology

Weblog as a verb comes from the same idea: web plus log, and log also means 'to write down' or keep a diary. So to weblog is to write and publish regular posts on a weblog or blog.