logbook
noun C2
Plain meaning
an official record of events, journeys, or work done
Exam-register meaning
In formal or high-level texts, it is used to describe an official record of events, journeys, or work done, often with a precise or specialised tone.
In context
naturalThe article mentioned logbook as one of the main issues.
examThe author examines logbook in relation to social change, public policy, and institutional responsibility.
Common collocations
a clear logbookevidence of logbookwidespread logbook
Watch out
Do not use “logbook” as a vague high-level replacement; make sure the sentence really needs this specific noun.