above-mentioned; aforementioned; previously mentioned

to describe or characterize in words; to give a written or verbal account of something

to tell about; to give an account of; to relate a story or experience

An account or formulation of information; a formal statement or allegation.

to expound, elaborate, or set forth (a position or theory); an exposition or detailed statement of a subject

to discuss or expound on a topic; to explain an argument in a systematic way

to narrate; to recount; to relate the details of an event

to express or describe in words; to articulate; to formulate

to summarize or provide a general narrative; to sum up various views or information

stated above; mentioned previously

To give a brief account or general description of something

to write a narrative account; to record and narrate events or history

To give an account of one's actions during an interrogation; to make a deposition or confession

to comment on and narrate events or literature

to quote or recount someone's words

To report on one's work or duties to a supervisor or subordinates; used especially for officials or diplomats returning home to report.

to narrate; to give an account of; to state

to give a verbal account of something; to dictate for another person to write down

to tell or describe one's own experiences or background

to write or compile, especially a scholarly or literary work

to retell or pass on information from another person; to relate or report what someone else has said

To repeat what oneself or someone else has said; to retell a story or a sequence of events.

to say more than is necessary; to give unnecessary details; to go into superfluous detail

to narrate and comment on events, news, or works

to describe or recount something with a high level of detail

person who tells a story or describes events; narrator

to recount or narrate past events; to relate something that happened in the past

To summarize what has been said above; often used to introduce a general conclusion.

to explain or state in detail, such as a set of reasons, viewpoints, or facts; to give an official explanation or statement

to repeat or restate something; to recapitulate

A sentence used to state a fact, opinion, or information, which typically ends with a period in writing.

to write; to compose a piece of writing; to compile and expound on a subject

to outline or describe simply; to summarize or sketch briefly

the part of a clause that describes the action or state of the subject

narrative; descriptive; having the nature of a story or account

to relay or retell a story or account (often orally) from person to person

to remember past events and talk or write about them

Originating from the Analects [[论|論|lun2]]: to pass on earlier culture or ideas without adding anything new; describes only explaining previous theories without creating a new school of thought

to narrate, state, or relate in detail

Cui Shu (1740–1816), a prominent Qing Dynasty historian and scholar known for his critical approach to ancient Chinese history; author of the "Kaoxin Lu" (Record of Examined Beliefs).

to tell; to recount; to narrate or tell of

to translate and summarize the main idea of a text or speech; to render freely in a different language freely or more descriptive way while translating

to compile or arrange material and narrate it; to recount

to state in detail; to narrate point by point

To be an extremely productive author, literally meaning that the books one has written are as tall as one's body.

written statement; written declaration

Describes something that is about to be mentioned or written immediately below

to elaborate on items or points one by one; to explain individually

A sentence that makes a statement or describes a complete event, typically centered around a verb.