How to Pronounce Journal
Journal
'dʒɜrnəl
Syllables:
jour·nal
Part of speech:
noun
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Definition
A journal is a book where you write your thoughts, experiences, or daily activities.
Examples
- She writes in her journal every night before going to bed.
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Common Word Combinations
| Phrase | Type | Stress Pattern | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| academic journal | collocation | aCADEmic JOURnal | She published her research in a renowned academic journal. |
| journal entry | collocation | JOURnal ENtry | He wrote a journal entry about his travel experiences. |
| keep a journal | phrasal verb | KEEP a JOURnal | Many writers keep a journal to record daily thoughts. |
| journal article | collocation | JOURnal ARticle | The professor cited a recent journal article in class. |
Fun Fact
The word 'journal' comes from the Old French 'journal,' meaning 'daily,' originally referring to a daily record or diary, highlighting its roots in tracking everyday events.
Word Family
noun
journal
A written record of personal experiences, thoughts, or daily events.
"She writes in her journal every night before going to bed."
verb
journal
To write regularly in a journal or diary.
"He journals his travel experiences to remember them better."
adjective
journalistic
Related to journalism or the work of journalists.
"She has good journalistic skills and writes for the local newspaper."
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