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journal

noun B1
1

günlük, kişisel defter A2

a book in which a person records daily experiences, thoughts, and observations

She writes in her journal after each class to review the material.

  • The therapist suggested keeping a journal to monitor mood changes.
  • During the expedition, the scientist maintained a detailed journal of observations.
  • His journal entries reveal a gradual shift in his political views over the years.
  • The publisher discovered an unpublished journal that offered new insights into the era.
  • keep a journal · günlük tutmak She keeps a journal to track her travel experiences.
  • personal journal · kişisel günlük His personal journal contains reflections on his childhood.
  • write in one's journal He writes in his journal every night before sleeping.

sb: somebody · sth: something

similar: diary

2

akademik dergi, bilimsel yayın B2

a periodical that publishes scholarly articles, research findings, and reviews in a specific field

The university library subscribes to dozens of scientific journals.

  • Students were required to read at least three articles from peer-reviewed journals.
  • The journal's impact factor increased after publishing several groundbreaking studies.
  • She received an invitation to review manuscripts for an international medical journal.
  • The interdisciplinary journal bridges gaps between sociology, psychology, and anthropology.
  • peer-reviewed journal · hakemli dergi The article was accepted after rigorous review by a peer-reviewed journal.
  • publish in a journal · bir dergide yayınlamak Researchers aim to publish their findings in a high-impact journal.
  • journal article · dergi makalesi She cited several journal articles in her literature review.
  • submit sth to a journal He plans to submit his manuscript to a leading economics journal next month.
  • appear in a journal Her work appeared in the Journal of Environmental Studies last year.

sb: somebody · sth: something

similar: periodical

journal

verb B1
1

günlük tutmak

to write or keep a personal record of events, thoughts, or experiences

She journals every night before she goes to sleep.

  • The scientist journals his observations in a small notebook.
  • During the field trip, the students journaled about the wildlife they saw.
  • He journals his reflections on climate change to track his evolving perspective.
  • In her doctoral dissertation, she references how journaling can enhance critical thinking skills.
  • journal daily · her gün günlük tutmak She likes to journal daily about her research progress.
  • journal about sth He decided to journal about his travel experiences.

sb: somebody · sth: something

similar: record

simpler: write

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