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chronicle
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/ˈkrɒnɪkəl/
US
/ˈkrɑːnɪkəl/
chronicles
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Übersetzungen
The historian wrote a detailed chronicle of the ancient civilization.
Историк написал подробную хронику древней цивилизации.
The monastery kept a letopis of all significant events.
Монастырь вел летопись всех значительных событий.
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The historian published a detailed chronicle of the ancient civilization's rise and fall.
The chronicle of the explorer's journey was filled with tales of adventure and discovery.
He got a job as a reporter at the local chronicle.
chronicled
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chronicled
Partizip Perfekt
chronicling
Gerundium
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The journalist was assigned to chronicle the events of the protest for the newspaper.
The film chronicles the city's transformation after the war.
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Used attributively before a noun, e.g. "chronicle sources"; treated as an adjective according to editorial guidelines.
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Shakespeare's Henry VI is often described as a chronicle play.
chronicle
Chronicles
Pl.
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/ˈkrɒnɪkəlz/
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Übersetzungen
The chronicles of the ancient kingdom were discovered in the old library.
Хроники древнего королевства были обнаружены в старой библиотеке.
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The chronicles of the ancient kingdom were discovered in a hidden chamber.
The chronicles of her travels were published in a popular magazine.
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Chronicles records the history of Judah from David to the Babylonian exile.