chronicled
v. 将(某事物)载入编年史( chronicle的过去式和过去分词 )
To chronicle a series of events means to write about them or show them in broadcasts in the order in which they happened.
The series chronicles the everyday adventures of two eternal bachelors.
这个系列剧按照时间顺序记述了两个老光棍每天的奇遇。
A chronicle is an account or record of a series of events.
...this vast chronicle of Napoleonic times.
这套大部头的拿破仑时代编年史
Chronicle is sometimes used as part of the name of a newspaper.
...the San Francisco Chronicle.
《旧金山纪事报》
The news should be chronicled without undue prominence or headlines.
刊载这类消息不应当用过分惹人注目的篇幅或标题.
The newspapers often chronicled his operations.
报上经常报导他做的手术.
Faulkner chronicled the life of Mississippi.
福克纳记述了密西西比州的生活史.
The smallest details of the operation had been daily chronicled by the journals.
工序的最小细节都已逐日刊登在各种报纸上.
As the creator of Tom Joad , he chronicled Depression - era misery.
作为汤姆·约德的创造者, 他记录了大萧条中的苦难生活.