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| /səkˈsiːd/ |
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| 1 | I to achieve something that you planned to do or attempted to do 成功；做成；胜利 |
| We all want to make the peace process succeed. 我们都想使和平进程获得成功。 |
| succeed in (doing) sth We finally succeeded in getting Marjorie up the stairs. 我们最后成功地让玛乔丽上了楼梯。 |
| | 1a | used for saying that someone’ s actions have a negative result that is the opposite of what they intended 结果却是…（用于表示某人行为的后果与其初衷相反） | | They were trying to please us but just succeeded in offending everyone. 他们本意要取悦我们，结果却得罪了每个人。 | |
| | 1b | used for telling someone not to stop trying if they do not achieve what they want the first time 若一次不成功，要再接再厉 | |
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| 2 | I to do well in school , in your career , or in some other activity （学业、事业或其他活动）表现出色，有作为，成功 |
| You have 50,000 fans hoping that you succeed in the final. 你有5万多名热心的支持者希望你在决赛中有出色的表现。 |
| In today’ s economy, you need to have very specific skills to succeed. 在当今的经济形势下，你要成功就必须具备非常独特的技能。 |
| +in If you want to succeed in business, think big. 如果你想在商业上成功，就要胸怀大志。 |
| There is a lot of pressure on children to succeed in school. 有众多压力迫使孩子们要在学校里出类拔萃。 |
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| 3 | T to replace someone in an important or powerful job or position 接替，继任，继承（位高权重者） |
| In 1649 Turkey’ s Sultan Ibrahim was succeeded by Mohammed IV. 1649年土耳其苏丹易卜拉欣被穆罕默德四世所取代。 |
| succeed sb as sth Anderson is expected to succeed Rondell as president of the board. 安德森有望接替伦德尔担任董事长。 |
| | 3a | to follow and replace something 接替，代替（某物） | | Embarrassment had now been succeeded by fear. 现在尴尬已被恐惧所取代。 | |
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