narrating 的 2 个定义
nar·rat·ed, nar·rat·ing.
- to give an account or tell the story of.
- to add a spoken commentary to: to narrate a slide show.
nar·rat·ed, nar·rat·ing.
- to relate or recount events, experiences, etc., in speech or writing.
narrating 近义词
describe, detail
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- Raghavendran narrated an audio recording of the articles in the project for people who have vision or other reading challenges.
- If you’ve ever watched a David Attenborough–narrated documentary—a statistical likelihood by this point—then you’ve heard sounds captured by Watson.
- From a city guidebook publisher branching out to national parks to a new Kevin Costner–narrated app featuring forgotten stories of the West, these five releases are taking the act of travel into a whole new age.
- When a book is narrated by Death, you know it’s gonna get dark.
- The marine biologist has been narrating the story of the changing continent for the past 30 years.
- For Washington is narrating America through its demons, one story at a time.
- Smith did a creditable job narrating Pershing's (unsuccessful) 1916 expedition in pursuit of Pancho Villa.
- Novels with dead young girls narrating seems to have hardened into a genre of its own.
- They plunged at once into conversation, narrating their mutual adventures; still it was not so pleasant as it might have been.
- In life, our faith in any narration is much influenced by the personal appearance, voice, and gesture of the person narrating.
- Another most important matter in writing history, and that indeed in which the art lies, is the method of narrating.
- I am thus particular in narrating details of events which led to a most disastrous result.
- My father was a clergyman, the vicar of a large parish in the south of Ireland, where the events I am now narrating took place.