blogging
blogging — noun
1. the activity of regularly writing and updating posts on a blog for readers onlin
the activity of regularly writing and updating posts on a blog for readers online
Eli started blogging during his year in Osaka and quickly found readers.
start blogging during + life period
Food blogging turned Pim's tiny home kitchen into a part-time business.
adjective + blogging: food blogging
The workshop teaches travel blogging with simple photos and short daily posts.
After the flood, community blogging helped neighbors share road updates and shelter news.
- online journaling
broader and often more private or diary-like than blogging
- vlogging
uses video instead of mainly written posts
文法句型
food blogging
travel blogging
blogging about + topic
用法筆記
Usually uncountable and refers to the ongoing activity as a whole, not to one single post. For one piece of writing, use 'blog post' or simply 'blog'.
常見錯誤
blogging — verb
- bloggingpresent simple I / you / we / they
- bloggings3rd person singular
- blogginging-ing form
- bloggingedpast simple
1. to keep a blog active by writing new posts on it and adding fresh material
to keep a blog active by writing new posts on it and adding fresh material
Rafael blogs about city buses on his lunch break every Friday.
blog about + topic
Anjali began blogging from her hospital room while recovering from surgery.
The museum blogs in both English and Chinese for overseas visitors.
Adisa blogged daily during the music festival and posted backstage photos.
Our school librarian blogs for parents about new books each month.
- post online
broader and can refer to one single upload rather than an ongoing blog
- keep a journal
more private and diary-like; not necessarily public on the internet
文法句型
blog about + topic
blog regularly
blog for + website/audience
用法筆記
Use this sense when someone maintains or updates a blog in general. The topic usually follows 'about', while the site or readers can follow 'for'; if the topic itself is the direct object, that is usually sense 2.
常見錯誤
2. to turn a subject, event, or experience into a blog post for readers
to turn a subject, event, or experience into a blog post for readers
Yara blogged her train trip across Spain for friends back in Taipei.
blog + direct object topic
The local bakery blogged its mooncake test and asked customers for feedback.
Ezra blogged the school play rehearsal so absent parents could follow along.
The rescue team blogged the mountain search to keep families updated.
文法句型
blog + [topic/event]
blog + [topic] + for + [audience]
用法筆記
The direct object is the thing being written up, such as a trip, test, rehearsal, or search. Distinguish from sense 1, where the verb describes keeping a blog in general and usually has no direct object.