biographer

UK:  [baɪ'ɒɡrəfə(r)]

US:  [baɪ'ɑɡrəfər]

复数：biographers  

n.

1.传记作者

1 . If I'm not a conventional biographer, I have to be true to what I can do. The journalistic nose in me instantly said, "Holy shit. "
新闻工作的嗅觉让我立刻想说：“见鬼，你的意思是说有个了解海明威的人还活着，天哪。”

2 . He cannot begin to see himself as his biographer or reader sees him, for the pain of others always reverts back to his own.
他看自己，与传记作者或读者看他不同，别人受的痛苦总会返回到他自己的痛苦。

3 . The book's author, the French biographer, historian Jean - Luc Barre interview with Southern Weekend in Beijing to prove this point.
这本书的撰写者，法国传记作家、历史学家让-吕克·巴雷在北京接受南方周末专访时印证了这一点。

4 . Toward the end of his life, Dickens burned all his correspondence. "His art, not his life, was public property, " says a biographer.
狄更斯去世前，把书信尽付一炬。一位传记作者说：「他的艺术是公物，他的生活却不是。」

5 . As something of dilettante Che biographer, I have my own theory.
作为一名业余文艺爱好者的切的传记作家，我有自己的观点。