chronicler
chronicler ['krɑnɪklɚ]
n. 记录者；年代史编者
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- n. 记录者；年代史编者
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1. "We have an incredibly dynamic economy, but we'll still end up in federal receivership if our government can't pay its bills, " says historian Kevin Starr, a prolific chronicler of the state.
“我们的经济有巨大的活力，但如果州政府无法偿还欠款，我们最后只能申请破产管理，”加州的多产编年史学家凯文·斯塔这样说道。
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2. 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。
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3. 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。
- chronicler (n.) "a writer of a chronicle, a recorder of events," early 15c., agent noun from chronicle (v.).
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