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Significados de chronicle en inglés
Historical account of facts and events arranged in chronological order.
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Uso de chronicle en inglés
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A book to chronicle and analyse this important period was badly needed.
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The Journal gives the chronicle of the last weeks of the year:-
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The narrative contradicts in no way the more extensive chronicle by Tyler.
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It is not meant to exhaust every era nor chronicle every detail.
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She listened to it and forgot the chronicle of the passing hour.
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But the chronicle of lives lost, families broken, generations destroyed, remains heartbreaking.
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This is not some episode recounted in a dusty medieval chronicle, however.
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Among other things it was a chronicle of love for John McGregor.
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The present historian is forced to chronicle the final triumph of Spain.
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Thus the parliament roll and the chronicle agree, and both contradict More.
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With this date ends the historical portion of the chronicle of Nuniz.
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The history of Anglo-India is one long chronicle of such minor tragedies.
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With the close of my school-days at Rivermouth this modest chronicle ends.
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I cannot open the scandalous chronicle of Nice, without hazard of contamination.
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With the more intimate biographists alone has this true chronicle any concern.
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To chronicle the heroic emotions that motivate men is a fine task.
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Translations for chronicle
Chronicle a través del tiempo
Chronicle por variante geográfica
Reino Unido
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Irlanda
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Estados Unidos de América
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