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🔢Successive (suksesiv)

adjective
/səkˈsɛsɪv/
sucesivo; consecutivo (susesivo; consecutivo)
succession Successor

Meaning

following one after the other in order; consecutive
following one after the other in an uninterrupted sequence
Traducción del significado
siguiendo uno tras otro en orden; consecutivo
siguiendo uno tras otro en orden; consecutivo

Oraciones de ejemplo

The team won three successive matches.

El equipo ganó tres partidos consecutivos.
El equipo ganó tres partidos consecutivos.

There were several successive failures before the project succeeded.

Hubo varios fracasos sucesivos antes de que el proyecto tuviera éxito.
Hubo varios fracasos sucesivos antes de que el proyecto tuviera exito.

Synonyms

consecutive, sequential, continuous, following, uninterrupted
Entrada 1
consecutive, sequential, continuous, following
Entrada 2
consecutive, continuous, sequential, uninterrupted

Antonyms

intermittent, interrupted, discontinuous, sporadic
Entrada 1
intermittent, interrupted, discontinuous
Entrada 2
intermittent, sporadic

Colocaciones

successive days, successive generations, successive victories, successive years
Entrada 1
successive days, successive generations, successive victories
Entrada 2
successive generations, successive years, successive victories

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