例句 |
succeedingadjective being the one that comes immediately after anotherthe couple purchased some land, and in the course of the succeeding year built a house on it coming, ensuing, following, next consecutive, sequential, successiveposterior, subsequentimmediatesecond on deck antecedent, foregoing, precedent, preceding, previous, prior anterior, formerpastlast following one after another without others coming in betweenthat land remained in the family for five succeeding generations back-to-back, consecutive, sequent, sequential, straight, successional, successive serialconstant, continuous, uninterruptedensuing, following, later, next, posterior, subsequent inconsecutive, inconsequent, nonconsecutive, nonsequential in series succeedingverbpresent participle of succeedto turn out as planned or desiredthe advertising campaign that finally succeeded used humor to sell the product clicking, coming off, delivering, going, going over, panning out, working out catching onflourishing, prospering, thrivingcooking, percolating bearing fruit, catching fire, delivering the goods, doing the trick, going like clockwork bombing, collapsing, failing, flopping, flunking, folding, foundering, missing, striking out, washing out languishingfloundering, strugglingdeclining, sinking, skidding, slipping, slumping, waningcrashing, cratering, crumbling, flaming outchoking, cracking up, miscarrying, misfiringfalling down, going underimploding, self-destructing to reach a desired level of accomplishmentif you want to succeed in show business, you have to feel comfortable in front of an audience arriving, flourishing, prospering, thriving prevailing, triumphing, winningexcelling coming into one's own, cutting it, cutting the mustard, getting ahead, getting somewhere, getting there, hacking it, hitting it big, making good, making it, making one's mark, making the grade failing floundering, struggling to come after in timeonly the results on election day will tell who will succeed the current president following, postdating, supervening displacing, replacing, superseding, supplantingensuing antedating, preceding, predating |