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chron — chron; chron·anagram; chron·i·cal; chron·i·cal·ly; chron·i·cler; chron·ist; chron·o·gram; chron·o·gram·mat·ic; chron·o·gram·ma·tist; chron·o·gram·mic; chron·o·log·ic; chron·o·log·i·cal; chron·o·man·cy; chron·o·man·tic; chron·o·met·ric;… … English syllables
Chron X — Developer(s) Darkened Sky Studios LLC Publisher(s) Darkened Sky Studios LLC Designer(s) George Moromisato, Andrea Shubert, Dan Collins, Ian Schreiber, Colin Davis, Matt Holden … Wikipedia
chron- — chron(o) , chrone ♦ Éléments, du gr. khrônos « temps » : chronomètre, synchrone. ⇒ chronique, chronisme. ⇒CHRON(O) , (CHRON , CHRONO ), élément préf. Élément préf. tiré du gr. « temps », servant à former des composés, subst. ou adj., relevant… … Encyclopédie Universelle
chron|o|bi|ol|o|gy — «KRON uh by OL uh jee», noun. the study of biorhythm: »One of the relationships discovered by chronobiology is that the many rhythms within the human body normally move in a set synchrony with one another (Philip Hilts). –chron´o|bi´o|log´i|cal,… … Useful english dictionary
chron... — chron..., Chron... [k...] vgl. ↑chrono..., Chrono … Das große Fremdwörterbuch
chron´ic|al|ly — chron|ic «KRON ihk», adjective. 1. a) lasting a long time; lingering; long continued (contrasted with acute): »Rheumatism is often a chronic disease. b) having suffered long from an illness or other affliction; continued: »a chronic invalid … Useful english dictionary
chron|ic — «KRON ihk», adjective. 1. a) lasting a long time; lingering; long continued (contrasted with acute): »Rheumatism is often a chronic disease. b) having suffered long from an illness or other affliction; continued: »a chronic invalid … Useful english dictionary
chron — abbrev. 1. chronicle 2. chronological 3. chronology * * * … Universalium
Chron — abbrev. Bible Chronicles * * * … Universalium
Chron — abbrev. Bible Chronicles … English World dictionary
chron — abbrev. 1. chronicle 2. chronological 3. chronology … English World dictionary
