noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
make/keep a video diary
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The group decided to make a video diary of the cycling trip.
video diary
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The group decided to make a video diary of the cycling trip.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
daily
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Patients keep daily diaries of fluid intake and voiding.
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We also learned to keep daily diaries detailing all our food and exercise.
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Alvin reminded himself in his daily diary .
personal
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Between these two positions lies a range of literacy activity, such as personal autobiography, diaries , functional lists etc.
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Writing personal journals or diaries may be helpful, for in these writers usually reveal more of themselves than they intend.
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The truly personal diary , intended for purely personal perusal, is a rare thing.
■ NOUN
desk
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He was equally keen to record what he had seen and always kept a desk diary .
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Also, black leather desk diary and telephone book.
entry
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Record the experience in a diary entry .
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These are not diary entries broken up into bits, nor a re-associated list of the banality of her purse.
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The diary entries were tantalizingly brief.
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The first diary entries were no doubt recorded on an impulse, in odd hours in his room in the shophouse.
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What follows are some of the diary entries I made during our six weeks of production in Savannah.
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My diary entries are filled with prosaic happenings.
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The defence, Mr Scott went on, would later produce a diary entry that would establish the truth of this statement.
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It was clear that in many of these recorded diary entries he had in mind his projected memoirs.
record
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The main source of data is maternal diary records of the children's language development.
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Coupled with such instructions, electronic, time coded diaries could provide a better method for ensuring the quality of diary records .
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When you come to make your list of goals you will be able to spot themes and trends from your diary records .
■ VERB
based
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Josselin's reputation is based on the detailed diary which he kept from 5 August 1644 until a few days before his death.
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The book is based on a diary which Professor Hull kept on cassette.
fill
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Students fill in diaries on a rota basis, with regular cross referencing to check on the accuracy of the entries.
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When you fill out your diary , step outside yourself and be as objective as possible.
include
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His extensive collection on transgenderism includes his own diaries as far back as junior high school.
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Particularly true now as more areas are organising summer courses and events for you to attend and include in your diary .
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Accessories include a diary , an appointments schedule, calculator, calendar, to do list and a reminder facility.
keep
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While working on the catapult Endill started to keep a diary .
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But Ickes says he dared not keep such a diary because it might have been subpoenaed.
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Tish intends to do some drawing, but is too intent on keeping a diary .
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Patients keep daily diaries of fluid intake and voiding.
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He kept his diaries for a record that would be published subsequent to the meetings.
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But bear in mind that keeping a sleep diary may cause you to pay more attention to your sleep than you should.
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Once your goals have been reached and all your rewards earned, you can stop keeping a detailed diary .
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He spun an hour every day and kept a diary .
note
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Please note it in your diary - detailed notices will, of course, be sent nearer the time.
publish
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He plans to publish diaries about his years in office which will spark a storm in Westminster.
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Senior Labor politician Tony Benn has been publishing diary installments for decades, providing a vivid account of Parliament.
read
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The local families were patrons and indeed reading the diaries one is struck by the continuity of families into this decade.
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No one, but no one, was allowed to read my diary .
use
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The notebook had been used as a diary from 1 November 1849 to 15 July 1850.
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If used properly, the diary was a mine of information.
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I used a diary at this pilot stage.
write
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Mr Glennie and crewman Rick Hellriegel wrote diaries during the trip.
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Stilwell was to write in his diary after seeing the document.
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Class Teacher goes to see Head. Write up diary .
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Electrical recording has made this fatally easy to do: much easier than confiding to a written diary .
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He wrote in his diary: King most friendly and expressed thanks and confidence.
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The rewards for the end of the week should also be written in the diary in the space for Week 1.
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That night Endill wrote in his diary .
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They were good friends, Bjaaland wrote in his diary .
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
keep a record/account/diary etc
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A relaxed regime of visiting the lavatory after each main meal and at bedtime is established with the parents keeping a record.
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Each day we are to keep a diary.
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I must keep records that prove I do all this.
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One research team keeps a record of which computers are attached to the network at any time.
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Only one in five departments is believed to keep a record of abuse of adults or the elderly.
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There was a chart on the wall that gave some measure of this by keeping a record of math and spelling grades.
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Tish intends to do some drawing, but is too intent on keeping a diary.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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During his illness, David kept a diary , which his family hopes to publish.
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I decided to keep a diary of our trip to Toronto.
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I wouldn't really show anyone my diary , not even you.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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According to the diary , it must have been Friday 17 July.
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All diary recording is arduous and this was no exception.
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Gardeners - put the date in your diary .
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He opened his diary which was lying on his desk and checked by name against his written entry.
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In a diary in which she writes everything but the truth.
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The first diary entries were no doubt recorded on an impulse, in odd hours in his room in the shophouse.
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The resulting book falls somewhere between the teen diary / confessional genre and the academic feminist treatise.
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There they were - notepad and business diary .