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consecutives

/kənsˈɛkjutˌɪvz/ noun

plural of consecutive

Word Origin Consecutives are things that follow together. From Latin con- 'together' and sequi 'to follow', consecutive literally means 'following together'. The root sequi is everywhere: sequence (a following), sequel (what follows), persecute (to follow through), execute (to follow out). The PIE *sek- meant to follow.

noun plural of consecutive countable

The team achieved three consecutive wins.

(名词) 连续的事物

这支队伍取得了三场连胜。

(sustantivo) plural de consecutivo

El equipo logró tres victorias consecutivas.

(nom) Pluriel de « consecutive » ; désigne plusieurs éléments ou événements qui se suivent immédiatement sans interruption.

L'équipe a remporté trois consecutive wins cette saison.

(Substantiv) Aufeinanderfolgen; in Folge [Mehrere aufeinanderfolgende Ereignisse, Handlungen oder Objekte ohne Unterbrechung.]

Die Mannschaft erzielte drei **consecutives** Siege.

(名詞) 「consecutive（連続した）」の複数形。

そのチームは3連勝を達成した。

(substantivo) consecutivos [plural de consecutivo]

O time obteve três vitórias consecutivas.

Synonyms: sequences successions runs series chains strings progressions Antonyms: interruptions breaks gaps pauses
Word parts: con + secut + ive + s

Related words

consecutively consecutiveness sequential sequentially subsequence subsequent subsequently consequential inconsequential persecution prosecution execution executive nonconsecutive

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