vlogging
vlogging — noun
1. the activity, hobby, or career of creating and sharing video diaries on the inte
the activity, hobby, or career of creating and sharing video diaries on the internet, where a person regularly films and posts about their thoughts, experiences, or daily life for an audience to watch.
Amelia took up vlogging to share her daily life with family living abroad.
collocation: take up vlogging
Mateo turned his hobby of vlogging into a full-time career after his channel grew.
collocation: hobby of vlogging
The school started a vlogging club where students learn to film and edit videos.
Zayd started vlogging to document his work rebuilding bicycles for children in his neighbourhood.
- vlog (countable noun)
use 'vlog' (not 'vlogging') when referring to a single video entry, e.g. 'I posted a new vlog today'.
- video blogging
the full form from which 'vlogging' was shortened; slightly more formal.
- content creation
broader term that includes vlogging but also other media types such as photography or podcasting.
用法筆記
Vlogging is an uncountable noun — it cannot be used with 'a' or 'an'. For a single video entry, use the countable noun 'vlog' (e.g. 'I watched a great vlog about cooking'), never 'a vlogging'.
常見錯誤
vlogging — verb
- vloggingpresent simple I / you / we / they
- vloggings3rd person singular
- vlogginging-ing form
- vloggingedpast simple
1. to make and post video diaries or short films online, either as a regular activi
to make and post video diaries or short films online, either as a regular activity or for a particular event, so that other people can watch and follow your experiences.
Femi vlogs every weekend about his work as a wildlife photographer in Kenya.
intransitive: vlog about [topic]
Lakan vlogged about his experience volunteering at an animal shelter over the summer break.
Leo has been vlogging for three years and now earns enough to support his family.
Sivan decided to vlog her journey learning piano from the very first lesson.
文法句型
vlog about [topic]
vlog [event/trip]
用法筆記
Frequently used with 'about' to introduce topic (intransitive) or with a direct object to introduce the experience being recorded (transitive). The continuous form ('I am vlogging') is very common to describe an ongoing activity.