chronology
chronology — 名詞
- chronologysingular
- chronologiesplural
1. the sequence of past events, or a timeline that sets those events out from earli
時序;年表
事件先後順序;依序整理的時間記錄
the sequence of past events, or a timeline that sets those events out from earliest to latest.
The museum wall showed the chronology of the city's growth from fishing port to capital.
博物館牆面展示了這座城市從漁港到首都的發展時序。
chronology of + historical development
A timeline helped Omar check the chronology of the case before the debate.
時間軸幫助 Omar 在辯論前核對這起案件的時序。
check the chronology before explaining events
Kemi wrote a clear chronology of her grandmother's move from Lagos to London.
Kemi 寫了一份清楚的年表,整理祖母從 Lagos 搬到 London 的經過。
The report mixed up the chronology, so the fire seemed to start later.
報告把事件時序弄亂了,所以火災看起來像是更晚才開始。
mix up the chronology
Students used color cards to rebuild the chronology of the space mission.
學生用彩色卡片重建那次太空任務的時序。
- the chronology of events
- establish the chronology
- mix up the chronology
- disorder
suggests events are not arranged in a clear sequence
文法句型
chronology of + events/person's life/topic
用法筆記
Often appears in phrases like 'the chronology of the case' or 'mix up the chronology'. It can mean either the actual order of events or a written timeline showing that order.
常見錯誤
同根字
- chronological形容詞C1
- chronologically副詞C2
- chronologist名詞C2
常見搭配
名詞搭配
- event chronology
- war chronology
常用片語
- establish the chronology
- rebuild the chronology
- mix up the chronology
介系詞搭配
- chronology of