successive
adj. 連續的,相繼的; 繼承的,接替的; 逐次
Successive means happening or existing one after another without a break.
Jackson was the winner for a second successive year...
傑克遜已經是連續第二年獲勝了。
Britain was suffering from the failure of successive governments to co-ordinate a national transport policy.
接連幾屆政府都沒能協調出一個全國性的交通運輸政策,英國因此而深受其苦。
1. in regular succession without gaps;
continual, continuous, successive, constant, persistent
這些形容詞均有"連續的,不斷的"之意。
Each successive enemy struck receives half the damage of the previous one.
每次的連鎖傷害值是之前一次傷害值的一半.
He has worked on three successive Saturdays.
他連續工作了三個星期六.
The island was hit by two successive cyclones in a matter of ten days.
在十天的時間內,該島被兩個連續的大旋風吹襲.
Successive development programmes funded by both NSK's ETC and Division developed the MAPS system into BeSt.
連續資助的發展方案都恩斯克的等,航空航天部開發的地圖系統到最佳.
This would partly address the regulatory lacunae revealed by successive scandals at the NYSE.
這將部分彌補紐約證券交易所—系列醜聞所暴露出的監管漏洞.
adj. 後面的,相鄰的,最近的
nextensuingnext-doorattachedneighbouringfollowingsequentborderingsucceedingimmediatesequentialclosestadjacentsubsequent
adj. 連續的,系列的,持續的,順序的,直線的
orderlynon-stopregularinuninterruptedlineotherseriesaseriaterowbreakconsecutiveconsequentcontinuousseriarywithoutunbrokensequenceafterorderthedirectoneserialordinal
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