Cronista (en. Chronicler)

/kro'nis.ta/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Definition: Person who recounts or writes chronicles.

Example Sentence: The chronicler documented the events of the revolution.

El cronista documentó los eventos de la revolución.

Definition: Journalist specialized in telling relevant facts.

Example Sentence: The sports chronicler covers all national competitions.

El cronista deportivo cubre todas las competiciones nacionales.

Definition: Historian who narrates events in the form of a chronicle.

Example Sentence: The chronicler of the time wrote about the daily life of its inhabitants.

El cronista de la época escribió sobre la vida cotidiana de sus habitantes.

Etymology/Origin: From Latin 'chronista', which comes from 'chronikos', related to time.

Phrase: weather reporter

Meaning: Journalist who reports on the weather.

cronista del tiempo

Phrase: to be a chronicler

Meaning: Referring to someone who narrates events in detail.

ser un cronista

Phrase: chronicler of history

Meaning: Person who recounts historical events.

cronista de la historia

Phrase: chronicler of events

Meaning: Reporter who covers relevant news.

cronista de sucesos

Related Word: chronicle

Description: Account of events, generally in chronological order.

crónica

Related Word: chronic

Description: That happens or is repeated frequently in time.

crónico

Related Word: chronology

Description: Study of the order of events over time.

cronología

Slang Meaning: Fierce chronicler

Example: That chronicle was written by a fierce chronicler who knows the scene.

Esa crónica la escribió un crónista aguerrido que conoce la escena.

Slang Meaning: Star chronicler

Example: The star chronicler always has access to the best scoops.

El crónista estrella siempre tiene acceso a las mejores primicias.