英语词汇“succeed”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

► succeed

to do something you tried or wanted to do:

She wanted to climb to the top of the mountain, and she succeeded.

You need to work hard to succeed in work or college.

➔ GRAMMAR: Don't say: She succeeded to climb the mountain. Say: She succeeded in climbing the mountain.

► be successful

be successful means the same as succeed:

Researchers have been successful in developing drugs to treat many illnesses.

➔ If a person or business is successful, he, she, or it makes money: She opened two restaurants and both were very successful.

► achieve AWL

to succeed in doing something important, especially something that other people will admire you for:

She has achieved many things in the short time she has been with the company.

After long years of fighting, the country finally achieved independence.

► accomplish

to succeed in doing or finishing something good that you planned to do, after trying hard for a long time. You use accomplish especially with words like “goal,” “objective,” and “task”:

After many years of hard work, she finally accomplished her goal and graduated from medical school.

► manage

to succeed in doing something difficult after trying very hard or almost failing:

I finally managed to get the bed down the stairs.

► attain AWL (formal)

to succeed in achieving a position or level of quality after trying hard:

More women are attaining positions of power.

► prosper (formal)

to be successful or become rich. Prosper sounds formal or literary and you use it about people or businesses:

Most parents want their children to get a good education and prosper.

► thrive (formal)

to become very successful. You use thrive especially about a company or industry that is very successful:

The coffee shop on the corner is thriving - it is always full of customers.

➔ You can also use thrive about a person, plant, or animal that is healthy and growing or developing in a successful way: Their two sons are both thriving in their new school.

► flourish (formal)

flourish is very similar in meaning to thrive but you often use it about an organization or activity that had problems or seemed small before succeeding:

Once people began to understand the Internet, online shopping flourished.

单词	succeed
例句	succeedsucceed /səkˈsid/ verb ► succeed to do something you tried or wanted to do: She wanted to climb to the top of the mountain, and she succeeded. You need to work hard to succeed in work or college. ➔ GRAMMAR: Don't say: She succeeded to climb the mountain. Say: She succeeded in climbing the mountain. ► be successful be successful means the same as succeed: Researchers have been successful in developing drugs to treat many illnesses. ➔ If a person or business is successful, he, she, or it makes money: She opened two restaurants and both were very successful. ► achieve AWL to succeed in doing something important, especially something that other people will admire you for: She has achieved many things in the short time she has been with the company. After long years of fighting, the country finally achieved independence. ► accomplish to succeed in doing or finishing something good that you planned to do, after trying hard for a long time. You use accomplish especially with words like “goal,” “objective,” and “task”: After many years of hard work, she finally accomplished her goal and graduated from medical school. ► manage to succeed in doing something difficult after trying very hard or almost failing: I finally managed to get the bed down the stairs. ► attain AWL (formal) to succeed in achieving a position or level of quality after trying hard: More women are attaining positions of power. ► prosper (formal) to be successful or become rich. Prosper sounds formal or literary and you use it about people or businesses: Most parents want their children to get a good education and prosper. ► thrive (formal) to become very successful. You use thrive especially about a company or industry that is very successful: The coffee shop on the corner is thriving - it is always full of customers. ➔ You can also use thrive about a person, plant, or animal that is healthy and growing or developing in a successful way: Their two sons are both thriving in their new school. ► flourish (formal) flourish is very similar in meaning to thrive but you often use it about an organization or activity that had problems or seemed small before succeeding: Once people began to understand the Internet, online shopping flourished. ANTONYMS ➔ see fail (1)
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