SUCCESSION

[s(ə)k`seʃ(ə)n]

последовательность; непрерывный ряд

преемственность; наследование, порядок наследования, наследственное право

севооборот

сукцессия

succession: translation

1 series of people, things, etc.

▪ endless, long, never-ending

▪ constant, continuous, unbroken, uninterrupted

▪ quick, rapid, rapid-fire

▪

We lost three secretaries in quick succession.

▪ whole

▪

A whole succession of presidents had tried to resolve the issue without success.

▪ in succession

▪

There has been a rise in crime for the second year in succession.

▪ succession of

▪

This set in motion a succession of events.

2 right to have an important position after sb else

▪ orderly

▪

The party has always attempted to secure an orderly succession of leaders.

▪ disputed

▪ dynastic, hereditary

▪ presidential

▪ ensure, secure

▪

He wanted to have a son to ensure the succession.

▪ in succession to

▪

the manager in succession to Edna Greenan

▪ the line of succession, the order of succession

▪

He is next in (the) line of succession to the throne.

▪ the right of succession

▪ succession to the throne

1. преемственность

2. потомки, преемники

3. последовательность

4.(непрерывный) ряд

5. юр. правопреемство; наследование

6. юр. наследство, имущество, переходящее по наследству

7. 1) престолонаследие

2) переход власти (к кому-л.); преемственность (на высоком посту)

8. биол. сукцессия, последовательная смена биогеоценозов

succession: translation

Indian file, accession, affiliation, afterlife, alternation, ancestry, anointing, anointment, apparentation, appointment, array, arrogation, articulation, assignment, assumption, at intervals, attainment, authorization, bank, bequeathal, bequest, birth, birthright, blood, bloodline, borough-English, branch, breed, brood, buzz, catena, catenation, chain, chain reaction, chaining, children, coheirship, coming after, common ancestry, concatenation, connection, consanguinity, consecration, consecution, consecutively, consecutiveness, continuation, continuity, continuum, conveyance, conveyancing, coparcenary, coronation, course, cycle, delegation, deputation, derivation, descendants, descent, devolution, direct line, distaff side, drone, dynasty, election, elevation, empowerment, endless belt, endless round, entail, extension, extraction, family, female line, file, filiation, flow, following, fruit, future time, gamut, gavelkind, gradation, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, hangover, heirloom, heirs, heirship, hereditament, heritable, heritage, heritance, hostages to fortune, house, hum, in a row, in line, in order, in succession, incorporeal hereditament, inheritance, inheritors, issue, kids, lateness, law of succession, legacy, legitimate succession, line, line of descent, line of succession, lineage, little ones, logical sequence, male line, mode of succession, monotone, new generation, next life, nexus, offspring, order, order of succession, patrimony, pendulum, periodicity, phylum, plenum, postdate, postdating, posteriority, posterity, postposition, postremogeniture, powder train, primogeniture, procession, progeny, progression, prolongation, promotion, provenience, queue, race, range, rank, recurrence, remainder, reticulation, reversion, rising generation, rotation, round, round robin, routine, row, run, running, scale, seed, seizure, sept, sequel, sequence, series, shift, shifting trust, shifting use, side, single file, sons, spear side, spectrum, spindle side, stem, stirps, stock, strain, string, subjunction, subsequence, successively, successiveness, suffixation, suite, supervenience, supervention, swath, sword side, taking over, thread, tier, train, transfer, transferral, transmission, transmittal, treasures, turn, ultimogeniture, uninterruptedly, usurpation, windrow, younglings, youngsters