diarist

英 [ˈdaɪərɪst]

美 [ˈdaɪərɪst]

n.  日记作者; 日志记载者

复数：diarists　

BNC.23523 / COCA.29751

牛津词典

noun

• 日记作者；日志记载者
  a person who writes a diary, especially one that is later published
  1. Samuel Pepys, the famous 17th century diarist
     塞缪尔∙佩皮斯，17世纪著名的日记作者

柯林斯词典

• 日记作者
  Adiaristis a person who records things in a diary which is later published.

英英释义

noun

• someone who keeps a diary or journal
  Synonym:diary keeperjournalist

双语例句

• I know what I am moaning about, having just passed my 30th anniversary as a diarist.
  我知道，我在抱怨什么，我刚刚度过记日记30周年。
• Article on19th century-Macau as described in the diary of American diarist Harriett Low.
  一篇关于美国哈利特。洛日记中所描述的19世纪的澳门的文章。
• It also risks obscuring the shining strand of dissent, so your diarist pipes up.
  这也冒着掩盖众多分歧意见的风险，所以我们的记者开始发表意见了。
• Your diarist settles down for a long session on the laptop.
  我们的记者平静下来，将这段时间用在笔记本电脑上。
• He does appear, however, in the chronicles of the celebrated English diarist, Samuel Pepys.
  他没有出现，然而，在著名的英国日记作家塞缪尔佩皮斯编年史。
• Mr Mullin and Mr benn, and also Alan Clark, the finest parliamentary diarist of the century, all fit this description.
  穆林，本还有艾伦克拉克都是本世纪中，最会写日记的议员，都符合上述描写。
• The Meeting Diarist project is probably the dream of anyone who's every had to record the minutes of a meeting.
  会议日记作家项目可能是任何人谁是记录了每一次会议纪要的梦想。