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

• I was sorry he had left, although I soon developed a productive relationship with his successors.
  虽然我很快就和他的继任者建立了良好的关系，但是我仍然对他的离开感到遗憾。
• There is no lack of successors to carry on this cause.
  事业自有后来人。
• Departing bosses can play a big role in recruiting internal successors.
  离任的老板们实际在内部招募继任者的决策中起了重要的作用。
• His immediate successors fell into the same trap.
  他的直接继承者也堕入了这一陷阱。
• We must train and bring up millions of successors to our revolutionary cause.
  我们必培养和造就千百万革命事业的接班人。
• The people's teachers are gardeners cultivating our revolutionary successors.
  人民教师是培养革命后代的园叮。
• 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。
• A ruling group is a ruling group so long as it can nominate its successors.
  一个统治集团只要能够指定它的接班人就是一个统治集团。
• Our cause is flourishing and has no lack of successors.
  我们的事业兴旺发达，后继有人。
• But every man's own children are his heirs and successors, and there are no wills.
  尽管如此，但由于每一个人的孩子都是他的嗣子及继承者，因此遗嘱也就毫无必要了。