形容词
1. We have had three successive years of good harvest.
我们已连续三年丰收。
1. 连续的：successful#成功的 | successive#连续的 | objectionable#使人不愉快的
2. 继续的,连续的：sucess 成功,成功之事物或人 | successive 继续的,连续的 | conclude 结束,决定,断定
3. 连续的,接连不断的：alphabet字母表 | successive连续的,接连不断的 | combination组合
4. 相继的：screening 试镜 | successive 相继的 | unstable 不安定的
1. 连续的;接连的;相继的
Successive means happening or existing one after another without a break.
e.g. Jackson was the winner for a second successive year...
杰克逊已经是连续第二年获胜了。
e.g. Britain was suffering from the failure of successive governments to co-ordinate a national transport policy.
接连几届政府都没能协调出一个全国性的交通运输政策，英国因此而深受其苦。
1. " The difference is rather based on methods and priorities, " said the envoy after conducting successive visits to Sudan and Chad.
2. Loeb extended his lead in the championship to eight points with just four rounds remaining, giving him a good chance of winning his fifth successive title.
3. Roger Federer proved reports of his demise as a grand slam champion were wrong when he won his fifth successive US Open title.
4. Dutch winger Arjen Robben scored a great individual goal on 56 minutes to clinch Real's sixth successive league win.
5. Tang was a core member of Shanghai's volleyball team, helping it clinch four successive championships in the national league.
6. The young South African had already hinted at better things to come by narrowly missing out on PGA Tour titles in successive weeks during May.
7. Several successive US presidents have championed conservation which is at the center of the Obama administration's proposals to combat climate change.
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8. The expert also pointed out that the meetings between successive US presidents and the Dalai Lama lack international moral basis and common sense.
9. Last year two successive car bombs near the consul general's residence killed one policeman and injured more than a dozen press photographers.
10. " Seldom can successive wins in competitive internationals have decanted a more venomous storm of criticism, " he said.
adj
1. in regular succession without gaps
e.g. serial concerts
Synonym: consecutive sequent sequential serial