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successive

adjective

successive ♦︎ in a row ♦︎ consecutive ♦︎ straight ♦︎ serialThese words all describe things or people that follow one after the other without interruption. 這些詞均表示連續的、無間斷的。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆the second / third / fourth successive / consecutive / straight sth◆the second / third / fourth sth in a row◆sb's second, etc. successive / consecutive win / victory / defeat◆sb's second, etc. win / victory / defeat in a row◆two, etc. successive / consecutive / straight days / weeks / months / years◆two, etc. days / weeks / months / years in a row◆successive / consecutive / straight defeats / games / wins◆defeats / games / wins in a row■ successive səkˈsesɪv [only before noun] (rather formal) following immediately one after the other 連續的；連接的；相繼的◆Successive governments have tried to tackle the problem.歷屆政府都試圖解決這個問題。◆The road remained closed for the third successive day.第三天這條路仍然繼續封閉。▸ successively

adverb

◆The novel presents successively three different views of the same events.該小說相繼展現了同一事件的三個不同視角。■ in a ˈrow

idiom

happening several times in the same way with nothing different happening in between 連續幾次地◆She had several wins in a row.她曾連續幾次獲勝。◆Labour lost for the fourth time in a row.工黨連續落敗已經第四次了。■ consecutive kənˈsekjətɪv [usually before noun](especially of periods of time) following one after another in a series, without interruption （尤指時間段）連續不斷的◆She was absent for nine consecutive days.她一連缺席了九天。◆He is beginning his fourth consecutive term of office.他開始了連續第四屆任期。▸ consecutively

adverb

◆The plays were performed consecutively on one day.這幾出戲在一天内連續上演。■ straight [only before noun] following one after another in a series, without interruption 連續的；不間斷的◆The team has had six straight wins.這支隊已經連赢六場。◆She won in straight sets (= without losing a set in a tennis match).她一盤未失，連連得勝。ⓘ In this meaning straight is used especially in the context of sport. * straight表達此義時尤用於體育語境。■ serial ˈsɪəriəl; NAmE ˈsɪriəl [only before noun] arranged in a series; doing the same thing in the same way several times 順序排列的；排成序列的；連續的；多次的◆Individual engines differ only in their serial numbers.每台發動機的區别僅在於序列號不同。◆The novel was first published in serial form (= in several parts).這部小說最先是以連載的形式發表的。◆She was the ninth victim of a serial killer (= sb who murders several people in a similar way).她是一起連環殺人案中的第九個受害者。

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