log in
log in — 片語動詞
- log inbase form
- logs in3rd person singular
- logging in-ing form
- logged inpast simple
1. to type your name and secret word into a computer or website so that you can sta
登入
輸入帳號密碼開始使用系統
to type your name and secret word into a computer or website so that you can start using it
Darius could not log in because he had forgotten his password again.
Darius 無法登入，因為他又忘記密碼了。
log in (intransitive, no object)
Please log in to the school website before you start the maths test.
開始數學測驗前，請先登入學校網站。
log in to + [system/account]
Valentina logs in every morning to check her work email at the office.
Valentina 每天早上都會登入查看公司的電子郵件。
The students were told to log in with their own usernames, not a shared one.
學生們被告知要用自己的帳號登入，不要用共用的。
Nikhil tried to log in three times, but the app kept showing an error.
Nikhil 試著登入三次，但應用程式一直顯示錯誤。
- log out
to stop using the system and close your session
文法句型
log in
log in to + [system/account]
用法筆記
Almost always followed by 'to' when the system or account is named ('log in to the app'). Without 'to', it stands alone ('I can't log in'). Distinguish from sense 2, which takes an object person.
常見錯誤
2. to do the steps that let another person start using a computer or account, usual
幫…登入
替他人輸入資料讓對方使用系統
to do the steps that let another person start using a computer or account, usually by entering their details for them
The nurse logged the new doctor in so she could read the patient files.
護理師幫那位新來的醫師登入，好讓她能看病人的檔案。
log + [somebody] + in (object between the verb)
Kasia logged her grandfather in because he found the keyboard hard to use.
Kasia 幫她的祖父登入，因為他覺得鍵盤很難操作。
log + [somebody] + in
Our manager logged us in to the new system during the morning training.
我們的經理在早上的訓練時，幫我們登入新系統。
The teacher logged each child in before the reading lesson began.
閱讀課開始前，老師幫每個孩子登入。
- sign in
can also be used transitively: sign someone in
- log out
to end someone's session; 'log somebody out'
文法句型
log + [somebody] + in
用法筆記
Object goes between 'log' and 'in' (log him in), never after (not 'log in him'). Subject is usually a helper or system doing it for someone else, unlike sense 1 where you do it yourself.