chronological

美音：[.krɑnə'lɑdʒɪk(ə)l] 英音：[.krɒnə'lɒdʒɪk(ə)l]

简单释义：

adj.按发生时间顺序排列的

网络按年代顺序排列的；按时间顺序的；按年代顺序的

完整释义：

adj.

1.年代学的,编年的,按照年月顺序的
2.按时间顺序
3.在年代上的

例句：

Another structure is chronological, with a beginning, a middle, and a steady progression toward an anticipated end.
另一种是按时间先后分为开始、中间，然后逐步进入就餐者预料中的结尾。
The intelligence quotient measures the ratio of a person's intellectual age to his chronological age.
智商，是一个人的智力年龄和实际年龄的比值。
She's in her study pulling books off the shelf of her library, and this is more or less chronological.
她把书房里架子上的书一本本抽下来，这一段差不多是按编年顺序写的。
Multi-color offset printing presses in color chronological if you do not consider this point, it is not possible to overprint.
多色胶印机在编排色序时如果不思考这一不面，叠印不离无法举行。
When travelling in a counter-clockwise path from the main entrance, the layout is broadly chronological, with galleries arranged by region.
从正门入口逆时针顺序参观，展览是按照时间来布局的，展厅是地域来布置的。
The photo story is not a chronological or comprehensive account of events, nor is it a listing of individuals.
照片故事并非按时间顺序或着全面讲述各种活动，也不是对个人的罗列。
ClearCase is the chronological repository from which one case derives the state of the process and work-products across time.
ClearCase是编年的存储库，可以从其中获得不同时间的过程和工作产品的状态。
A brief history of relational databases appears in the next section to help put things in a chronological perspective.
关系数据库的短暂历史似乎有助于按时间的角度整治下一节。

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