successive 详细解释

successive

[sək'sesiv]

adj.连续的, 接连的, 接二连三的

a.[B]

1. 连续的, 相继的; 依次的

We have had three successive years of good harvest.

我们已连续三年丰收。

2. 接替的, 后继的; 继承的

词形变化

副词: successively | 名词: succes-siveness |

词义辨析

同义:

a.连续的, 系列的, 持续的, 顺序的, 直线的

consecutive  serial  seriate  seriary  in a series  in a row  uninterrupted  without a break  unbroken  continuous  non-stop  in sequence  regular  in order  orderly  ordinal  consequent  direct  in a line  one after the other

a.后面的, 相邻的, 最近的

next  sequential  sequent  succeeding  subsequent  following  ensuing  adjacent  next-door  neighbouring  bordering  attached  immediate  closest  

同义参见:

later  

英英释义

形容词 successive:

in regular succession without gaps

同义词:consecutive, sequent, sequential, serial

补充

successivesuccessive英:[səkˈsesiv] 美:[səkˈsɛsɪv]adj.1.连续的, 相继的He won three successive matches.他连胜三场比赛。

例句

1. Jackson was the winner for a second successive year.杰克逊已经是连续第二年蝉联冠军了。 2. successive governments failed to co-ordinate a national transport policy.接连几届政府都未能协调出一个全国性的交通运输政策。 3. on three successive days接连三天 4. they were looking for their fifth successive win.他们期待着五连胜。 5. It snowed for three successive [=consecutive] days.接连下了三天的雪。 6. the third successive day连续的第三天 7. a trait found in successive generations世世代代都存在的一个特征 8. their fourth successive [=consecutive] victory他们连续第四次取得的胜利 9. He has owned a series of successively larger boats. [=a series of boats in which each boat is larger than the one before it]他拥有一系列船只,一艘比一艘大。