succeed 音標拼音: [səks'id]
vi . 成功;繼續,繼承
vt . 繼…之后,接著…發生
成功;繼續,繼承繼…之後,接著…發生
succeed v 1 :
attain success or reach a desired goal ; "
The enterprise succeeded "; "
We succeeded in getting tickets to the show ";
"
she struggled to overcome her handicap and won " [
synonym :
{
succeed }, {
win }, {
come through }, {
bring home the bacon },
{
deliver the goods }] [
ant : {
fail }, {
go wrong }, {
miscarry }]
2 :
be the successor (
of ); "
Carter followed Ford "; "
Will Charles succeed to the throne ?" [
synonym : {
succeed }, {
come after },
{
follow }] [
ant : {
come before }, {
precede }]
Succeed \
Suc *
ceed "\,
v .
i .
1 .
To come in the place of another person ,
thing ,
or event ;
to come next in the usual ,
natural ,
or prescribed course of things ;
to follow ;
hence ,
to come next in the possession of anything ; --
often with to .
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If the father left only daughters ,
they equally succeeded to him in copartnership . --
Sir M .
Hale .
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Enjoy till I return Short pleasures ;
for long woes are to succeed !
--
Milton .
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2 .
Specifically :
To ascend the throne after the removal the death of the occupant .
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No woman shall succeed in Salique land . --
Shak .
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3 .
To descend ,
as an estate or an heirloom ,
in the same family ;
to devolve . --
Shak .
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4 .
To obtain the object desired ;
to accomplish what is attempted or intended ;
to have a prosperous issue or termination ;
to be successful ;
as ,
he succeeded in his plans ;
his plans succeeded .
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It is almost impossible for poets to succeed without ambition . --
Dryden .
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Spenser endeavored it in Shepherd '
s Kalendar ;
but neither will it succeed in English . --
Dryden .
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5 .
To go under cover . [
A latinism .
Obs .]
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Will you to the cooler cave succeed ! --
Dryden .
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Syn :
To follow ;
pursue .
See {
Follow }.
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Succeed \
Suc *
ceed "\,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Succeeded };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Succeeding }.] [
L .
succedere ,
successum ;
sub under cedere to go ,
to go along ,
approach ,
follow ,
succeed :
cf .
F .
succ ['
e ]
der .
See {
Cede },
and cf . {
Success }.]
1 .
To follow in order ;
to come next after ;
hence ,
to take the place of ;
as ,
the king '
s eldest son succeeds his father on the throne ;
autumn succeeds summer .
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As he saw him nigh succeed . --
Spenser .
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2 .
To fall heir to ;
to inherit . [
Obs . &
R .] --
Shak .
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3 .
To come after ;
to be subsequent or consequent to ;
to follow ;
to pursue .
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Destructive effects . . .
succeeded the curse . --
Sir T .
Browne .
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4 .
To support ;
to prosper ;
to promote . [
R .]
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Succeed my wish and second my design . --
Dryden .
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185 Moby Thesaurus words for "
succeed ":
accomplish ,
achieve ,
act for ,
advance ,
arrive ,
attain ,
attend ,
be a gas ,
be a hit ,
be a success ,
be blooded ,
be successful ,
be victorious ,
bill ,
bomb ,
boom ,
break the record ,
bring off ,
bring through ,
c ,
carry off ,
catch on ,
change hands ,
change ownership ,
change places with ,
clear ,
clear the hurdle ,
click ,
come after ,
come along ,
come by ,
come in for ,
come into ,
come off ,
come on ,
compass ,
connect ,
conquer ,
consummate ,
contrive ,
crowd out ,
crown with success ,
cut out ,
cut the mustard ,
deal with ,
descend ,
devolve ,
discharge ,
dispatch ,
displace ,
dispose of ,
do ,
do the job ,
do the trick ,
do well ,
double for ,
dow ,
dramatize ,
effect ,
effectuate ,
emanate ,
enact ,
engineer ,
enjoy prosperity ,
ensue ,
execute ,
fail ,
farewell ,
feature ,
fetch ,
fill in for ,
flop ,
flourish ,
follow ,
follow after ,
follow up ,
fulfill ,
gain ,
get ahead ,
get along ,
get by ,
get on ,
get on swimmingly ,
get on well ,
ghost ,
ghostwrite ,
go ,
go after ,
go great guns ,
go off ,
go on ,
go over ,
go over big ,
go to town ,
go well ,
graduate ,
hack it ,
headline ,
heir ,
hit the mark ,
inherit ,
issue ,
knock off ,
make ,
make a hit ,
make good ,
make headway ,
make it ,
make out ,
make progress ,
make the grade ,
manage ,
manage somehow ,
meet with success ,
melodramatize ,
mount ,
muddle through ,
negotiate ,
open ,
open a show ,
overtake ,
pan out ,
pass ,
pass on ,
perform ,
pinch -
hit ,
polish off ,
premiere ,
present ,
prevail ,
preview ,
produce ,
progress ,
prosper ,
prove out ,
pull off ,
put across ,
put away ,
put on ,
put over ,
put through ,
qualify ,
reach ,
realize ,
relieve ,
replace ,
represent ,
result ,
scenarize ,
score ,
scrape along ,
set the stage ,
spell ,
spell off ,
stage ,
stand in for ,
star ,
subrogate ,
substitute for ,
succeed in ,
succeed to ,
supersede ,
supervene ,
supplant ,
swap places with ,
swing ,
swing the deal ,
take ,
take care of ,
theatricalize ,
thrive ,
track ,
trail ,
triumph ,
try out ,
turn out well ,
turn the trick ,
understudy for ,
win ,
win out ,
work ,
work out ,
work well ,
work wonders ,
worry along
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