chronicler

基本解釋

In Touch apparently has become the Official Chronicler of American Bedding.
《每周接觸》似乎已成爲(wèi)美國(guó)牀上用品的編年史。
“Bow and knife never leave their hands, ” wrote a Song dynasty chronicler; or mist nets, a modern chronicler might add.
宋朝的一位史官寫(xiě)道他們“弓箭刀具從不離手”，現(xiàn)代的記錄者或許會(huì)加上薄網(wǎng)。
He became a chronicler of contemporary history in 1834, when he produced stunning images of the burning of the houses of parliament.
儅透納1834年完成了這幅描繪國(guó)會(huì)大廈失火事件的大作後，他成了那個(gè)年代歷史的記錄者。
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The best chronicler of modern mavericks, to my mind, is Michael Lewis.
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How else could he have become such a chronicler whose greatest work is still studied as the precursor of the modern psychological novel?
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Anderson, who has been observer and chronicler of the web, now shares the details of his childhood and family history of invention and entrepreneurism.
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