successive是什么意思_音标_用法_例句

简单释义：

adj. 连续的；接连的；相继的

网络 逐次的；继续的；继承的

完整释义：

adj.

1.接连的,相继的,连绵的,继续的,连续的;逐次的
2.延续,连续,接连,不断
3.逐次,逐步地,顺序相承的,先后相继的
4.〔数〕逐次,递次,累次的
5.〔物〕级联,相继
6.逐步的
7.多届,历届
8.下面的,相邻的
9.一席(话),一系列
10.循序见进的

例句：

1. So do not be surprised to see more "quantitative easing" with each successive downturn in the economy.
   因此伴随着经济衰退，会有更多的“量化宽松政策”，我们不必惊讶。

2. We have had three successive years of good harvest.
   我们已连续三年丰收。

3. Bush noted the queen's long history of dealing with successive American governments, just barely stopping himself before dating her to 1776.
   致词中，布什谈到英女王与数任美国政府的外交往来史来已久，但在回顾历史时，布什差点说出口的“1776”几乎让他卡壳。

4. When you see your life as successive waves of improvement, it's easy to feel that tomorrow really will be a better time.
   当你发现自己的生活在一波一波不断的提高时，很容易认为明天真的是一个比较好的日子。

5. Immunohistochemistry staining results showed that there was a successive positive expression strap between the chondrocytes and SIS.
   免疫组织化学染色结果显示软骨细胞与小肠黏膜下层表面之间形成一条连续阳性表达条带；

6. "Because God did not bless us, " say Communists, "we had three successive years of famine. "
   “老天爷不保佑我们，我们遭受了连续三年的自然灾害。”共产党人也这么说。

7. Despite of these measures, time and successive war has caused huge damage on some parts of the Great Wall where human activities happened.
   但是，岁月的流逝和连续战乱使人们易到之处遭到了严重的破坏。

8. Until an unbalanced world faces up to its chronic imbalances, successive crises are likely to be increasingly destabilising.
   在这个不平衡的世界敢于直面长期失衡问题之前，接二连三的危机对于稳定性的影响可能会越来越大。