# weblog

**Pronunciation:** /ˈwɛb.lɒɡ/ · web-log

**CEFR level:** B1

**Part of speech:** noun

## Meaning

A website or part of a website that is updated regularly, typically one written by an individual or small group, in an informal or conversational style, featuring diary-like entries.

## Examples

- She started a weblog to share her travel experiences and photos.
- Many people keep a personal weblog to document their thoughts and daily activities.
- The journalist used her weblog to provide real-time updates from the event.

## Synonyms

- blog — The most common and modern term.
- journal — Can refer to a personal record or a more formal publication.
- diary — Typically a private record of personal events and feelings.
- online diary — Specifically refers to a diary kept on the internet.

## Common patterns

- weblog about — To write a weblog focusing on a specific topic. — She keeps a weblog about sustainable living.
- weblog post — An individual entry or article on a weblog. — The latest weblog post discussed the future of artificial intelligence.

## Collocations

- start a weblog — She decided to start a weblog to share her passion for cooking.
- update a weblog — He needs to update his weblog regularly to keep his readers engaged.
- read a weblog — I often read a weblog about gardening for tips and inspiration.

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