journal
/ˈdʒɜːrnəl/
verb
- To write down one's thoughts, experiences, or observations regularly in a journal or diary.
- Many people find it helpful to journal about their goals.
- She journals every morning to clear her mind.
- He journals about his hiking adventures in the mountains.
noun
- A personal record or diary where someone writes about their daily experiences, thoughts, or feelings.
- I kept a travel journal during my trip to Japan.
- His journal from high school is full of funny stories about his friends.
- She writes in her journal every night before going to sleep.
- A magazine or newspaper that reports on a specific subject, especially academic or professional topics.
- The library has a large collection of history journals.
- He subscribes to a journal about bird watching.
- The scientist published her findings in a medical journal.
- A written record of events, transactions, or observations kept for official or business purposes.
- The lab technician noted the experiment results in the research journal.
- The ship's captain wrote the daily weather conditions in the log journal.
- The accountant recorded every sale in the company journal.