| 词汇 | succession |
| 释义 | successionUK:*/səkˈsɛʃən/US:/səkˈsɛʃən/ ,(sək sesh′ən)UK-RP:UK-Yorkshire:Irish:Scottish:US Southern:Jamaican: 主要翻译 succession n (persons: line, sequence) (人)接任，继任； (人，世袭的)继承A succession of people have inquired about the ad we placed. succession n (events: series, sequence) (事件)一连串，一系列； (事件)连续，接连发生Police have reconstructed the succession of events on that night. succession n (things: sequence) (事物)一连串，一系列We looked at a succession of houses, but didn't like any. succession n (monarch: coming to power)继位；继承王位The crown prince has renounced his rights of succession. 复合形式： in quick succession v expr (one coming rapidly after another)紧接地；一连串地The company is preparing two new products for launch in quick succession. in rapid succession adv (one coming rapidly after another)紧接地；一连串地The camera is able to take a series of pictures in rapid succession. in succession adv (one after another)连续地；接二连三地The students lined up in succession to receive their diplomas. line of succession n (order in which people succeed to vacated office)继承顺序Generally, the oldest prince is first in the line of succession for the throne.The vice-president is highest in the line of succession for the office of president. order of succession n (formula determining successor to vacated office or position)继位顺序The order of succession meant that Edward VI would become King when his father died. succession planning n (planning for filling internal vacancies)继任规划，接班计划 |
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