succession

succession
[səkˈseʃən]
sustantivo
1sucesión (f)
  • for two years in succession -> dos años consecutivos

succession [sak-se-shon]
sustantivo
1Sucesión, la acción de suceder.
2Linaje, descendencia.
3Sucesión o herencia; derecho de sucesión; advenimiento al trono.

succession [səkˈseʃən] ??
noun
1 (series) sucesión; (f) serie; (f)
after a succession of disasters después de una sucesión serie de catástrofes;or
I phoned all my sisters in succession
they each went in succession to the headmaster fueron todos a ver al director uno detrás de otro; she has won three games in succession ha ganado tres partidos seguidos sucesivos consecutivos;oror
he beat 11 opponents in succession
he was my tutor two years in succession fue mi tutor dos años seguidos consecutivos;or for the third day/year in succession por tercer día/año consecutivo
there were two very warm days in succession they had six sons in succession 2 surprises in succession knocked the market off course yesterday Heard in succession, the three lines of dialogue produced an acoustic pun She patted her head, knees, calves and arms in succession
in close quick rapid successionoror uno tras de otro; en rápida sucesión
Scoring three goals in quick succession, he made it 10-8..
four times in succession cuatro veces seguidas
{Fraser Clyne has won the Scottish Road Running Championship} for the third year in succession six-race, of Aberdeen,}
2 (to a post) sucesión; (f)
in succession to sb sucediendo a algn; Princess Rebecca is seventh in (line of) succession to the throne la princesa Rebeca ocupa el séptimo puesto en la línea de sucesión a la corona
3 (descendants) descendencia; (f)
modifier
succession duty (n) derechos de sucesión; (m)

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