successors

英 [səkˈsɛsəz]

美 [səkˈsɛsərz]

n.  接替者; 继任者; 接替的事物; 后继的事物
successor的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 接任者;继承者
  Someone'ssuccessoris the person who takes their job after they have left.
  1. He set out several principles that he hopes will guide his successors...
     他制订了几条原则，希望可以引导继任者。
  2. ...several critics hailed him then as the greatest living Scottish poet, the natural successor to his old friend Hugh MacDiarmid.
     紧接着，一些评论家称赞他为当今苏格兰最伟大的诗人，是他的老朋友休·麦克迪尔米德理所当然的接班人。

双语例句

• This raises the question of what kind of people should be our successors.
  这就提出了一个要什么人来接班的问题。
• There is no lack of successors to carry on this cause.
  事业自有后来人。
• The Han Confucianists were direct successors of Confucius and mencius.
  汉儒与孔孟一脉相承。
• Our senior cadres must assume personal responsibility for selecting as our successors cadres who meet the three requirements.
  我们的高级干部一定要亲自负责去选合乎上面讲的三个条件的干部做接班人。
• Providing such a figure is not exactly helpful for his successors, who are trying to contain inflation expectations.
  提供这么一个数字，对那位正在努力控制通胀预期的继任者来说，确实没什么帮助。
• Certain disciplines lack successors and are in danger of being discontinued.
  有的学科后继乏人，面临断线的危险。
• His successors should take note.
  他的继任者应该注意这一点。
• Education departments are required to provide successors in the field of scientific research.
  要后继有人，这是对教育部门提出的问题。
• To outsiders, the process of choosing party successors remains as opaquely Byzantine as ever.
  在外人看来，党的接班过程仍然充斥着不透明和拜占庭主义。
• Our cause is flourishing and has no lack of successors.
  我们的事业兴旺发达，后继有人。