annals in Latin
annals in Latin is annālēs — annals means a written record of events arranged by year, or historical records more generally.
annals in Latin
annālēs
What does "annals" mean?
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noun A written record of events arranged by year, or historical records more generally.
"The event is recorded in the annals of the city."
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noun A regularly published journal recording research, discoveries, or the proceedings of a society.
"The findings appeared in the annals of the medical society."
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annals in a sentence
- The event is recorded in the annals of the city.
- She spent years researching the annals of medieval Europe.
- The findings appeared in the annals of the medical society.
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What is "annals" in Latin?
"annals" in Latin is annālēs. annals means: A written record of events arranged by year, or historical records more generally.
How do you use "annals" in a sentence?
Example: "The event is recorded in the annals of the city." In Latin, "annals" is annālēs.
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