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Meanings of log on in English
Portuguese
fazer o login Spanish
entrar Usage of log on in English
1
Whenever we log on we carry our essential human nature with us.
2
Then his father said, Larry, thow a log on that dad-blame fire.
3
One of the footmen came to put another log on the fire.
4
Yates left the log on the receptionist's desk, heading to the elevator.
5
As the event is read from the relay log on the slave
6
Dave dropped a new log on the fire and both ladies jumped.
7
Van Vossen put another log on the fire and sat down again.
8
As the event is written to the binary log on the master
9
Above, we used a script to log on automatically to a service.
10
They ought to log on to missingkids.com and check out the faces.
11
It also allowed patients' doctors to log on and check on their progress.
12
Employers still list jobs, but prospective workers log on and bid -downward.
13
Maybe it just let you log on, and then nothing happened after that.
14
This means horrific waits for members, if they can log on at all.
15
Turner leaped to the far end of the log on which he stood.
16
You walked right through her when you put the log on the fire.
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Log on through the time
Log on across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
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