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- Dictionaryannals/ˈanlz/
plural
- 1. a record of events year by year: "eighth-century Northumberland annals"
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ANNALS definition: the record of an activity or organization, arranged year by year, or a history that covers a long…. Learn more.
The meaning of ANNALS is a record of events arranged in yearly sequence. How to use annals in a sentence.
a serious magazine or newspaper that is published regularly about a scientific subject: The new guidelines are published in today's Annals of Internal Medicine. a record of the events of one year: The annal for 1086 in this version of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle was written c. 1121.
noun. a record of events, especially a yearly record, usually in chronological order. the annals of war. a periodical publication containing the formal reports of an organization or learned field.
ANNALS meaning: the record of an activity or organization, arranged year by year, or a history that covers a long…. Learn more.
annals in British English. (ˈænəlz) plural noun. 1. yearly records of events, generally in chronological order. 2. history or records of history in general. 3. regular reports of the work of a society, learned body, etc.
A record of events written year by year, typically containing brief statements of facts without interpretation; yearly records. Also occasionally in singular in same sense. Cf. chronicle n. 1a. Annals often constitute the earliest form of historical writing of a particular culture. a1533.
