biographer
biographer — 名詞
1. a writer who researches and describes the life of a real person, usually in a bo
傳記作家
撰寫他人生平的人
a writer who researches and describes the life of a real person, usually in a book
After months of interviews, the biographer began the actor's early chapters.
經過好幾個月的訪談後,那位傳記作家開始寫這名演員的早年篇章。
typical task: interview sources first
The queen's biographer found school photos in a locked desk drawer.
女王的傳記作家在一個上鎖的書桌抽屜裡找到學生時代的照片。
By July, Emma had become the scientist's official biographer.
到了七月,Emma 已成為那位科學家的官方傳記作家。
A careful biographer checks dates before printing a family's private letters.
細心的傳記作家會先核對日期,再把一個家族的私人書信寫進書裡。
On the radio, the biographer described how the painter grew up poor.
在廣播節目上,那位傳記作家談到那名畫家如何在貧困中長大。
- author
very broad; it can mean any kind of book writer
- chronicler
more literary and often used for someone recording events over time
- historian
broader and often more academic; it is not limited to one person's life
- life writer
an academic term covering biography, memoir, and other writing about lives
文法句型
biographer of + person
authorized biographer
official biographer
用法筆記
Often used with of or a possessive to name the person being written about: a biographer of Lincoln, Lincoln's biographer. Common modifiers include authorized, official, and leading.