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log in

1 of 1verb
/lɔɡ ɪn/
Forms:logs in,logging in,logged in,logged in
1

to start using a computer system, online account, or application by doing particular actions

B1
  • You need to log in to your bank account to transfer money.
  • The company's policy mandates that employees log in before using the network.
  • I need to log in to my work computer to access my files.
  • The student logged in to the online learning platform to take their test.
  • The employee was unable to log in because he forgot his password.
Antonyms:
log out
2

to permit someone access to a computer system, online account, or application

transitive
  • The IT administrator logged in the new employee to their work computer.
  • The individual logs in their spouse to their streaming service so they can watch movies together.
  • The customer service representative logged in the customer to their online account to resolve an issue.
  • The website checks the user's username and password before logging them in.
  • The teacher logged in all the students to the learning platform to start the class.