英语词汇succeed怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

succeed /səkˈsiːd/ verb

succeeds; succeeded; succeeding

succeed

/səkˈsiːd/

verb

succeeds; succeeded; succeeding

Learner's definition of SUCCEED

[no object]

a : to do what you are trying to do : to achieve the correct or desired result（人）成功，达到目的，实现目标

You can succeed where others failed.你有可能在别人失败的地方获得成功。
She hopes to succeed [=to do well] at her job.她希望在工作中有所成就。

— often + in

He will never succeed in this business. [=he will never be successful in this business]他绝不会在这个行业中取得成功。
Our team succeeded in stopping their offensive momentum.我们队成功地阻止了他们的进攻势头。
She finally succeeded in persuading me to go.最终，她还是成功地劝说我去了。
I tried to apologize but only succeeded in making her angrier. [=all I did was make her angrier when I tried to apologize]我试图道歉，但结果却让她更加生气。

b : to happen in the planned or desired way顺利完成；奏效；达到预期目的

The plan just might succeed.这个计划可能会成功。
Their attempt seemed unlikely to succeed.他们的尝试看来难以成功。

a [+ object] : to come after (something) in a series紧跟；接替

The new model will succeed [=replace] the current one next spring.新款式将在明年春季取代当前款式。

b : to get a particular job, position, or title after the person who had it before you has retired, died, etc.继任；接任

[+ object]

Both of them have ambitions to succeed the prime minister.他们两人都怀有接任首相职位的雄心。
She will succeed him as chair of the committee.她将接替他成为委员会新任主席。
The Queen died and was succeeded by James I.女王逝世后，詹姆斯一世继位。

[no object]

James I succeeded to the throne upon the Queen's death in 1603.詹姆斯一世于1603年女王逝世后继位。

nothing succeeds like success

— used to say that one success often results in another success一事成，百事顺

单词	succeed
释义	succeed 2 ENTRIES FOUND: succeed (verb) succeeding (adjective) succeed /səkˈsiːd/ verb succeeds; succeeded; succeeding succeed /səkˈsiːd/ verb succeeds; succeeded; succeeding Learner's definition of SUCCEED 1 [no object] a : to do what you are trying to do : to achieve the correct or desired result（人）成功，达到目的，实现目标 You can succeed where others failed.你有可能在别人失败的地方获得成功。 She hopes to succeed [=to do well] at her job.她希望在工作中有所成就。 — often + in He will never succeed in this business. [=he will never be successful in this business]他绝不会在这个行业中取得成功。 Our team succeeded in stopping their offensive momentum.我们队成功地阻止了他们的进攻势头。 She finally succeeded in persuading me to go.最终，她还是成功地劝说我去了。 I tried to apologize but only succeeded in making her angrier. [=all I did was make her angrier when I tried to apologize]我试图道歉，但结果却让她更加生气。 b : to happen in the planned or desired way顺利完成；奏效；达到预期目的 The plan just might succeed.这个计划可能会成功。 Their attempt seemed unlikely to succeed.他们的尝试看来难以成功。 2 a [+ object] : to come after (something) in a series紧跟；接替 The new model will succeed [=replace] the current one next spring.新款式将在明年春季取代当前款式。 b : to get a particular job, position, or title after the person who had it before you has retired, died, etc.继任；接任 [+ object] Both of them have ambitions to succeed the prime minister.他们两人都怀有接任首相职位的雄心。 She will succeed him as chair of the committee.她将接替他成为委员会新任主席。 The Queen died and was succeeded by James I.女王逝世后，詹姆斯一世继位。 [no object] James I succeeded to the throne upon the Queen's death in 1603.詹姆斯一世于1603年女王逝世后继位。 nothing succeeds like success — used to say that one success often results in another success一事成，百事顺
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