chroniclers

chroniclers

美 [ˈkronɪklə] 　英 [ˈkrɒnɪklə(r)]

• n.年代记作者；记录者
• 网络不再是记录者

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

He was one of the most prolific and famous writers and chroniclers of the Yukon gold rush days.

他是最多的公司之一，和著名作家和编年史的育空地区的淘金热天。

Other chroniclers of American history talk of "ages" (Reform, Gilded, Jazz etc) that lasted no more than a decade or so.

其他美国史编年史家都是用不到十年左右的“时期”（改革时期、镀金时期、爵士乐时期等等）来谈论美国史。

Wall Street chroniclers one day could look back at the early 21st century and easily dub it the Era of the Hedge Fund.

当某一天华尔街编年史的作者能够回顾21世纪初期的那几年，他们会毫不犹豫的称之为对冲基金时代。

But chroniclers of the time recorded that everyone enjoyed the event and the grand banquet that followed.

但是，当时的年代史编者记载说，人人都喜欢这项活动和随后举行的盛大宴会。

Rarely combatants or politicians, they offer their services as advisors, tutors, and chroniclers for every major race in the world.

极少有参战者和参政者，他们所提供的服务就像顾问，导师，和编年史学者，一直记录着这个世界的每个主要种族。

Britain has its own innovative court chroniclers.

英国本土也有具有创新意识的法庭记录人。

There were some among us, however, the scholars and chroniclers , who knew well the words and shuddered at their significance.

但我们中有一些学者和记史官非常了解这些信号，并为它所震颤。

Along with these invader: came chroniclers and critics like Al-beruni who studied Indian society and polity.

连同这些侵略者在一起：出现了像研究印度社会和政治的阿尔—伯鲁尼这样的年代记录者和批评家。

He writes about break ups and sadness and fear of death, but unlike so many other weary chroniclers, he is a romantic not a cynic.

他的作曲有关分手、悲伤、对死亡的恐惧，但是不像其他那么多令人生厌的记录者，他很浪漫而不愤世嫉俗。

All this makes Lebanon a fascinating subject, but also a hazardous one for its chroniclers.

这一切让黎巴嫩成为令人着迷的题材，但对该国的纪实者而言是在是糟糕透顶。

They are more than chroniclers, they are interpreters of daily life.

然而，他们又不仅仅是编年史，而是一天一天的生活的解说人。