historians

英 [hɪsˈtɔːrɪənz]

美 [hɪˈstɔriənz]

n.  史学工作者; 历史学家
historian的复数

柯林斯词典

• 历史学家
  Ahistorianis a person who specializes in the study of history, and who writes books and articles about it.

双语例句

• Most historians also said to have great expectations, hope metrological historiography through to its completion of history science.
  大多数历史学家也曾对计量史学寄予厚望，希望通过它来完成历史的科学化。
• Such sources have provided valuable materials for later generations of historians.
  这些来源为后世的历史学家提供了珍贵的资料。
• Some historians believe that Stonehenge was a temple, the site of ancient sacrifices and rituals.
  一些史学家认为巨石阵是一处庙宇，是古代举行祭祀和庆典的地方。
• Historians looked to artists 'representations of the lion to piece together a picture of how the lion once looked.
  历史学家寄希望于艺术家对这位名人的描绘，以完整呈现他从前的模样。
• Local historians have reconstructed from contemporary descriptions how the hall may have looked in 1300.
  根据同时期的描述，当地历史学家再现了1300年时这座礼堂的可能面貌。
• Understanding our past is what historians and anthropologists seek to do.
  了解我们的过去是历史学家和人类学家一直探索的事情。
• Historians tell us that Babylon was the largest and most powerful city ever built in the ancient world.
  历史学家告诉我们，在古代世界中，巴比伦是版图最广和兵力最强的城市，简直是无与伦比。
• It is only fairly recently that historians have begun to investigate the question
  只是到最近历史学家才开始探究这个问题。
• This supports the belief of most historians that Beethoven did not have syphilis.
  这证实了多数历史学家的观点：贝多芬没有梅毒。
• Western historians are free and quick to blame their leaders and their government for defeats and disasters.
  西方历史学家可以自由地，无所顾忌地责备他们自己的领袖和政府造成的失败和灾难。