journal
Meaning in simple English
US /ˈdʒɝnəl/ · UK /ˈdʒɜːnəl/
journal means: A regularly published magazine or newspaper about a particular subject, often containing research.
noun
SUBJECT PUBLICATIONB2
A regularly published magazine or newspaper about a particular subject, often containing research.
- The article appeared in a medical journal.
- Our library receives several science journals.
- She published her findings in an international journal.
PERSONAL RECORDB1
A book or file where someone regularly writes about their activities, thoughts, or experiences.
- I write in my journal every evening.
- She kept a journal during her trip.
- His journals describe life on the ship.
verb
WRITE A RECORDB2
To write regularly about experiences or thoughts, or to record information for later use.
- I journal before bed.
- She journaled about her first week abroad.
- The system journals each change to the database.
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