| 释义 |
[/səkˈsiːd; səkˋsid/] v 用法:
1 [I, Ipr] ~ (in sth/doing sth) do what one is trying to do; achieve thedesired end 成功; 做成; 达到目的:
The attack succeeded,and the fort was taken. 这次袭击成功, 拿下了堡垒. *
She's absolutely determined to succeed (in life). 她决心要实现自己的（人生）目的. *
(saying 谚) If at first you don't succeed, try, try again 若一次不成功, 要再接再厉. *
(ironic 反语) I tried to clean the watch, but only succeeded in breaking it. 我想把手表弄乾净, 结果却弄坏了. Cf 参看 fail 1. 用法:
2 [Tn] come next after (sb/sth) and take his/its place 接替（某人[某事物]）; 继任:
Who succeeded Churchill (as Prime Minister)? 继邱吉尔出任（首相）的是谁? *
The silence was succeeded by the striking of a clock. 时钟鸣响声打破了寂静. 用法:
3 [I, Ipr] ~ (to sth) gain the right to (a title, property, etc) when sb dies 继承（头衔、 财产等）:
When the king died, his eldest son succeeded (to the throne). 国王死後, 其长子继位.4 (idm 习语) ,nothing suc,ceeds like suc`cess (saying 谚) success often leads to further successes 一事成, 事事成:
I won the essay prize, then was offered a scholarship:
nothing succeeds like success! 我的作文得了奖, 接著就获得了奖学金, 真是一顺百顺! |