chronicle

n.

编年史；年代记；记录；

vt.

将（某事物）载入编年史；记录；

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1. Since I will start building a brand new workstation pretty soon, I've decided to chronicle my experience.
   既然我将很快搭建一个全新的工作站，我决定记录下这一过程。
2. The subscription rule was canceled because an event chronicle rule that it depends on failed.
   由于所依赖的事件历史记录规则失败，订阅规则被取消。
3. Every mouldering stone was a chronicle.
   每块崩碎剥落的石头都是一部编年史。
4. The chronicle breaks down into four parts.
   这部编年史分成四部分。

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