Definition of logger
: one engaged in logging
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Examples of logger in a Sentence
the loggers were obliged to plant as many trees as they cut down
Recent Examples of logger from the Web
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The classic example of our shortsightedness is the Pacific yew, considered a trash tree by loggers for most of the 20th century.
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The ambitious venture partners a local logger who once sued the borough with a new company formed by a Washington timber manager who is, in turn, working with a New Zealand wood products company.
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The federal listing will require loggers, federal agencies and private landowners to take measures to avoid harming the Louisiana pinesnake.
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Dinkar analyzed the MuslimCrypt binary himself and saw some potentially suspicious attributes, like a possible key logger.
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The act established standards for foresters, timber harvesters and loggers.
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In 2015, after environmentalists kicked up a fuss in the Kenyan press about the loss of Nyakweri, a KFS camp was set up to protect the forest from loggers.
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That measure passed the House in November, but some Senate Democrats along with environmental groups are concerned the legislation is a pretext for giving loggers easier access to public forests.
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Canadian loggers got about $4 billion, and about $1 billion went to U.S. companies and initiatives.
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First Known Use of logger
1732
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Definition of logger for English Language Learners
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: someone whose job is to cut down trees for wood
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