successive

Word family (noun) success succession successor (adjective) successful ≠ unsuccessful successive (verb) succeed (adverb) successfully ≠ unsuccessfully

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishsuccessivesuc‧ces‧sive /səkˈsesɪv/ AWL adjective [only before noun] SERIEScoming or following one after the other The team has had five successive victories. Successive governments have tried to deal with this issue. —successively adverbExamples from the Corpussuccessive• That was his fifth successive birdie.• Of the five successive Club finals in which Llanelli appeared from 1972-76, Jenkins played in only two.• They hit a good League run after the Cup knock-out, before two successive defeats checked their progress.• The food shortage is a result of three years of successive floods.• Successive governments have failed to tackle the problem of international debt.• Jackson became the first batter since Babe Ruth to hit three successive home runs in a single game.• This is the second successive monthly fall, following the encouraging month-on-month improvements between December and March.• Successive nights without sleep make any new parent feel ready to quit.• After this fourth successive Tory election victory, we think it would be better if a Labour Speaker had a turn.• They have reached the first round for the fifth successive year, although once admitted they initially quailed like nervous party-goers.

单词	successive
释义	successive Word family (noun) success succession successor (adjective) successful ≠ unsuccessful successive (verb) succeed (adverb) successfully ≠ unsuccessfully From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishsuccessivesuc‧ces‧sive /səkˈsesɪv/ ●○○ AWL adjective [only before noun] SERIEScoming or following one after the other The team has had five successive victories. Successive governments have tried to deal with this issue. —successively adverbExamples from the Corpussuccessive• That was his fifth successive birdie.• Of the five successive Club finals in which Llanelli appeared from 1972-76, Jenkins played in only two.• They hit a good League run after the Cup knock-out, before two successive defeats checked their progress.• The food shortage is a result of three years of successive floods.• Successive governments have failed to tackle the problem of international debt.• Jackson became the first batter since Babe Ruth to hit three successive home runs in a single game.• This is the second successive monthly fall, following the encouraging month-on-month improvements between December and March.• Successive nights without sleep make any new parent feel ready to quit.• After this fourth successive Tory election victory, we think it would be better if a Labour Speaker had a turn.• They have reached the first round for the fifth successive year, although once admitted they initially quailed like nervous party-goers.
随便看	easternmost Eastlands Eastman Eastman, George eastre have a look have a look around have a look at have a look etc have a look in have a look round have a look-in have a look/walk/sleep/talk/think etc have a lookin have a lot going for you have a lot going on have a lot much to lose have a lot no time for have a lot of time for have a lot of/no time for somebody/something have a lot on have a lot on your mind have a lot on your plate have a lot on your plate have a lot to say for yourself