Successive Meaning in English

word

US

səkˈsɛsɪv

suk-SEH-siv

UK

səksˈɛsɪv

suks-EH-siv

释义

Happening one after another in a sequence, without interruption.

用法与细微差别

Formal and often used in academic, scientific, or business contexts. Common collocations: 'successive years', 'successive generations', 'successive victories'. Not interchangeable with 'successful', which means achieving success.

• Spanish: sucesivo - consecutivo
• Portuguese (BR): sucessivo - consecutivo
• Portuguese (PT): sucessivo - consecutivo
• Chinese (Simplified): 连续的 - 接连的
• Chinese (Traditional): 連續的 - 接連的
• Hindi: लगातार - क्रमिक
• Arabic: متعاقب - متتالٍ
• Bengali: ক্রমাগত - পরপর
• Russian: последовательный - последующий
• Japanese: 連続した - 続く
• Vietnamese: liên tiếp - liên tục
• Korean: 연속적인 - 잇따른
• Turkish: ardışık - peş peşe
• Urdu: متعَدی - پے در پے
• Indonesian: berturut-turut - berurutan

例句

There were three successive days of rain.

basic

The company won awards in four successive years.

basic

He made five successive mistakes on the test.

basic

After three successive wins, the team finally lost a game.

natural

It’s rare to see such successive improvements in technology.

natural

Each successive generation brings new ideas.

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