chronicle

UK:  ['krɒnɪk(ə)l]

US:  ['krɑnɪk(ə)l]

复数：chronicles  现在分词：chronicling  过去式：chronicled  

n.

1.年代记,编年史;记录

2.编年史;历史

3.史鉴;编年史

4.《…新闻》〔报刊名〕

5.报告书

v.

1.把…载于编年史中,记录

2.编入编年史

3.记述,记录;记述…史,做…流水帐

4.报导;刊载,刊登

1 . a. Again, like the story in the RPC (Russian Primary Chronicle), the ground for such a step must have been carefully prepared.
再一次，就像在《俄罗斯原始年代记》中记载的故事那样，做出这一步的基础必须仔细准备。

2 . Stone, like most others trying to chronicle their own time, has undoubtedly made educated guesses about Bush that will turn out to be wrong.
Stone与其他想为他们自己的时代作编年体传记的大多数人一样，也的确就布什做出了一些将来会被推翻的有根据的猜测。

3 . Ironically, the offices of The Chronicle are just a few blocks from Craig Newmark's apartment in San Francisco.
讽刺的是，《旧金山纪事报》的办事处距离旧金山克雷格.纽马克的办公室只有几个街区的。

4 . By means of describing twelve rituals of selling blood, Chronicle of a Blood Merchant abstracts the whole life of an idiot Xu Sanguan.
《许三观卖血记》以十二次卖血仪式，抽象出傻子许三观的一生。

5 . The next day, the San Francisco Chronicle newspaper printed four words in French across the front of the paper.
第二天，法国横跨旧金山纪事报印在纸张的前四个字。