chronological / ˌkrɒn lˈɒdʒ ɪ kəl /

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chronological 的定义

adj. 形容词 adjective
  1. arranged in the order of time: a chronological list of events.
  2. pertaining to or in accordance with chronology: a chronological process.

chronological 近义词

adj. 形容词 adjective

in consecutive time

更多chronological例句

  1. The book zigzags from place to place on a chronological, continental-scale field trip.
  2. Mare’s chronological structure, a welcome break from the tangles of timelines that obscure weak plotting in too many recent shows, adds another layer of difficulty.
  3. His drawings of a man who’s up to his neck in water are essentially identical, but because they’re divided across five panels, they strongly imply chronological succession.
  4. The leg brace that allows Alex Smith to play footballHere’s a chronological look back at Smith’s improbable recovery.
  5. Then the Archives started the chronological release, which covers February 1971 to July 1973.
  6. Here are the biggest reveals in the court documents, in chronological order.
  7. Like Moby-Dick, River Bend Chronicle mixes together narrative and essays, not always in chronological order.
  8. In chronological order: When the story of Henrietta Lacks was “ripped” for an episode of Law and Order.
  9. Instead, I bring you ten fun and exciting Dick Morris audios, images, videos (in chronological order).
  10. As we follow the poet's work in its chronological development, we find this trait growing more and more pronounced.
  11. Below, however, I have recorded in chronological order the more important references to them which have come under my observation.
  12. You searched all the chronological records of the two classifications of telegrams that we have indicated?
  13. The series of prescriptions and suggestions with regard to children, for instance, could be read in chronological sequence.
  14. His view of his obligations was strictly chronological, and in taking it he counted, like the poet, only happy hours.