chronicler

chronicler

美 [ˈkronɪklə] 　英 [ˈkrɒnɪklə(r)]

• n.年代记作者；记录者
• 网络年代记编者；编年史家；年代记录者

词形变化

复数：chroniclers  

英汉解释

n.	1. 年代记作者,编年史家 2. 记录者

英英解释

n.	1. a writer of history, especially in the past

例句

John Buchan, that arch-chronicler of yarns about enigmatic African pioneers, would have been proud of a hero who made such a speech.

记述非洲神秘先驱者趣闻轶事的知名编年史家——约翰•巴肯（JohnBuchan），应该会为发表此番演讲的英雄感到骄傲。

Muslims too might kill all prisoners taken in battle: an Arab chronicler of this crusade records such a case in 1097.

穆斯林也有可能杀害了战争中逮捕的俘虏：一名阿拉伯史学家记录了1097年十字军东征时的一个例子。

The chronicler sets down every detail, believing all to be of ultimate significance.

编年史家把每件琐事都记了下来，相信最终都是珍贵史料。

Among Rome's later emperors was Valens, whose purge of pagans was described by one fourth-century chronicler as "monstrous savagery" .

瓦伦斯是罗马后来的皇帝之一，他对异教徒的清洗被他在位二十五年的编年史学家形容为“可怕的野蛮行径”。

As a chronicler of natural history today, Frans Lanting is a singular extraordinary talent.

作为当下的一名自然历史记录者，FransLanting是一个独一无二的非凡的天才。

"Bow and knife never leave their hands, " wrote a Song dynasty chronicler; or mist nets, a modern chronicler might add.

宋朝的一位史官写道他们“弓箭刀具从不离手”，现代的记录者或许会加上薄网。

He became a chronicler of contemporary history in 1834, when he produced stunning images of the burning of the houses of parliament.

当透纳1834年完成了这幅描绘国会大厦失火事件的大作后，他成了那个年代历史的记录者。

In Touch apparently has become the Official Chronicler of American Bedding.

《每周接触》似乎已成为美国床上用品的编年史。

The most gifted chronicler of America's tormented and fascinating South.

最天才日记美国南折磨，引人入胜。

That is the view of their chronicler, Philip Ziegler, and he gives them pretty high marks.

菲利普.齐格勒是记录罗兹奖学金历史的作家。他就赞同上述的观点，且对该奖学金评价甚高。

And then there is what Charles Mackay, 19th-century chronicler of speculative manias, called "the madness of crowds" .

此外还有19世纪的投机狂热编年史作家查尔斯-麦基（CharlesMackay）所称的“集体疯狂”（madnessofcrowds）。