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Четвертое издание словаря Cambridge Advanced Learner’s Dictionary and Thesaurus- толковый словарь для среднего уровня и выше- для иностранцев, изучающих английский- ценное добавление- тезаурус- слова можно активировать по смысловым группам. НАПРИМЕР
Из словаря Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary, 4th Ed.(En-En)
succeed
—succeed UK US /səkˈsiːd/
Ⅰ. verb (FOLLOW) ↑Verb Endings for succeed
1. [I or T] to take an official job or position after someone else:
» He succeeded his father as editor of the paper.
» When the Queen dies, her eldest son will succeed to the throne.
Thesaurus+: ↑Replacing and exchanging
2. to come after another person or thing in time:
» In the weeks that succeeded, five more patients showed similar symptoms.
» Almost from its beginnings, New York has produced succeeding generations of intellectuals.
Thesaurus+: ↑Occurring and happening
Ⅱ. verb [I] (ACHIEVE SOMETHING) ↑Verb Endings for succeed
▸ B1 If you succeed, you achieve something that you have been aiming for, and if a plan or piece of work succeeds, it has the results that you wanted:
» She's been trying to pass her driving test for six years and she's finally succeeded.
» You need to be pretty tough to succeed in the property world.
» The campaign has certainly succeeded in raising public awareness of the issue.
» HUMOROUS Richard succeeded in offending (= managed unintentionally to offend) just about everybody in the room!
Thesaurus+: ↑Succeeding, achieving and fulfilling
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Word Builder:
–Nouns: success, succession, successor
–Adjectives: successful, unsuccessful, successive
–Verbs: succeed
–Adverbs: successfully, unsuccessfully
Extra Examples:
» He has a desperate desire to succeed.
» She has the drive to succeed.
» There is no reason why we shouldn't succeed.
» Most couples would agree that for a marriage to succeed, both parties have to work at it.
» He is unlikely to succeed in getting his bill through Congress, however worthy it is.
Common mistake: succeed
! Remember:succeed is usually followed by the preposition in.
! Don't say 'succeed something', say succeed in something:
✗ I hope you will succeed your new job.
» I hope you will succeed in your new job.
! When succeed in is followed by a verb, that verb is usually in the -ing form:
! Don't say 'succeed to do something' or 'succeed doing something', say succeed in doing something:
» They finally succeeded in catching the killer.
Из словаря Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary, 4th Ed.(En-En)
↑Succeeding, achieving and fulfilling
Succeeding, achieving and fulfilling
— Thesaurus+: LEVEL 4 SL ↑♯ Succeeding, achieving and fulfilling (139) in total
1. accomplish verb [T] ⇒ ↑accomplish
2. ace verb [T] US INFORMAL ⇒ ↑ace
3. achieve verb [T] ⇒ ↑achieve
4. attain verb [T] FORMAL ⇒ ↑attain
5. be a hard/tough act to follow INFORMAL ⇒ ↑be a hard/tough act to follow
6. be getting somewhere INFORMAL ⇒ ↑be getting somewhere
7. be in at the death UK ⇒ ↑be in at the death
8. be in the groove INFORMAL ⇒ ↑be in the groove
9. be on the road to sth INFORMAL ⇒ ↑be on the road to sth
10. be the making of sb ⇒ ↑be the making of sb
11. bear fruit FORMAL ⇒ ↑bear fruit
12. bed down (WORK WELL) — phrasal verb with bed verb [T] OLD-FASHIONED ⇒ ↑bed down
13. break the back of sth UK ⇒ ↑break the back of sth
14. bring sth off — phrasal verb with bring verb [T] ⇒ ↑bring sth off
15. carry sth off — phrasal verb with carry verb ⇒ ↑carry sth off
16. carry sth out — phrasal verb with carry verb ⇒ ↑carry sth out
17. carry sth through — phrasal verb with carry verb ⇒ ↑carry sth through
18. carve sth out (for yourself) — phrasal verb with carve verb [I or T] ⇒ ↑carve sth out (for yourself)
19. catch on (BECOME POPULAR) — phrasal verb with catch verb ⇒ ↑catch on
20. catch verb [T] (BE IN TIME) ⇒ ↑catch
21. chalk sth up — phrasal verb with chalk verb [I or T] ⇒ ↑chalk sth up
22. clear verb (GIVE PERMISSION) ⇒ ↑clear
23. climax verb [I] ⇒ ↑climax
24. climb verb (RISE) ⇒ ↑climb :: 3 × Moving upwards
25. clock sth up MAINLY UK INFORMAL — phrasal verb with clock verb [T] ⇒ ↑clock sth up
26. come back from the dead (ALSO rise from the dead) ⇒ ↑come back from the dead
27. come into your own ⇒ ↑come into your own
28. come off INFORMAL — phrasal verb with come verb ⇒ ↑come off
29. come up to sth — phrasal verb with come verb ⇒ ↑come up to sth
30. come up with the goods (ALSO deliver the goods) informal ⇒ ↑come up with the goods
31. consummate verb [T] FORMAL (COMPLETE) ⇒ ↑consummate
32. count towards sth — phrasal verb with count verb ⇒ ↑count towards sth
33. deliver verb [I or T] (PRODUCE) ⇒ ↑deliver
34. do sb proud ⇒ ↑do sb proud
35. do nicely INFORMAL ⇒ ↑do nicely
36. do the job INFORMAL ⇒ ↑do the job
37. do/work wonders INFORMAL ⇒ ↑do/work wonders
38. effect verb [T] FORMAL ⇒ ↑effect
39. excel verb [I] ⇒ ↑excel
40. execute verb [T] (DO) ⇒ ↑execute
41. follow (sth) through — phrasal verb with follow verb ⇒ ↑follow (sth) through
42. fulfil (US USUALLY fulfill) verb [T] (MAKE HAPPEN) ⇒ ↑fulfil
43. get (sth) off the ground ⇒ ↑get (sth) off the ground
44. get your own way ⇒ ↑get your own way
45. get ahead — phrasal verb with get verb ⇒ ↑get ahead
46. get away with sth (SUCCEED) — phrasal verb with get verb ⇒ ↑get away with sth
47. get in/get into sth — phrasal verb with get verb ⇒ ↑get in/get into sth
48. get off on the right/wrong foot ⇒ ↑get off on the right/wrong foot
49. get through sth (EXAM) — phrasal verb with get verb ⇒ ↑get through sth
50. get to/reach first base US INFORMAL ⇒ ↑get to/reach first base
51. go (like/down) a bomb UK INFORMAL ⇒ ↑go (like/down) a bomb
52. go (off) without a hitch ⇒ ↑go (off) without a hitch
53. go far (ALSO go a long way) INFORMAL ⇒ ↑go far
54. go from strength to strength MAINLY UK ⇒ ↑go from strength to strength
55. go into orbit INFORMAL ⇒ ↑go into orbit
56. go places INFORMAL ⇒ ↑go places
57. go the whole hog ⇒ ↑go the whole hog
58. have your/its moments ⇒ ↑have your/its moments
59. have the last laugh ⇒ ↑have the last laugh
60. hit the ground running ⇒ ↑hit the ground running
61. hit verb (REACH) ⇒ ↑hit :: 2 × Arriving, entering and invading
62. if it/a thing is worth doing, it's worth doing well SAYING ⇒ ↑if it/a thing is worth doing, it's worth doing well
63. job done INFORMAL ⇒ ↑job done
64. kill two birds with one stone ⇒ ↑kill two birds with one stone
65. leap verb [I + adv/prep] (HAPPEN SUDDENLY) ⇒ ↑leap
66. live up to sth — phrasal verb with live verb ⇒ ↑live up to sth
67. make a splash ⇒ ↑make a splash
68. make good ⇒ ↑make good
69. make it (to the top) ⇒ ↑make it (to the top)
70. make it big INFORMAL ⇒ ↑make it big
71. make out US INFORMAL (SUCCEED) — phrasal verb with make verb ⇒ ↑make out
72. make the grade ⇒ ↑make the grade
73. manage verb (SUCCEED) ⇒ ↑manage
74. measure up — phrasal verb with measure verb ⇒ ↑measure up
75. meet verb (SATISFY) ⇒ ↑meet
76. necessity is the mother of invention SAYING ⇒ ↑necessity is the mother of invention
77. never look back ⇒ ↑never look back
78. not put a foot wrong ⇒ ↑not put a foot wrong
79. notch sth up INFORMAL — phrasal verb with notch verb [T] ⇒ ↑notch sth up
80. on target ⇒ ↑on target
81. pan out INFORMAL — phrasal verb with pan verb ⇒ ↑pan out
82. pay dividends ⇒ ↑pay dividends
83. pay off — phrasal verb with pay verb ⇒ ↑pay off
84. play your cards right ⇒ ↑play your cards right
85. prosper verb [I] ⇒ ↑prosper
86. pull sth off INFORMAL — phrasal verb with pull verb ⇒ ↑pull sth off
87. punch above your weight MAINLY UK INFORMAL ⇒ ↑punch above your weight
88. qualify verb [I] (GET INTO COMPETITION) ⇒ ↑qualify
89. reach verb [T] (LEVEL) ⇒ ↑reach
90. reap the benefit, reward, etc. ⇒ ↑reap the benefit, reward, etc.
91. ride, drive, walk, etc. (off) into the sunset ⇒ ↑ride, drive, walk, etc. (off) into the sunset
92. romp through sth INFORMAL — phrasal verb with romp verb [I usually + adv/prep] ⇒ ↑romp through sth
93. sail through (sth) — phrasal verb with sail verb ⇒ ↑sail through (sth)
94. scale the heights ⇒ ↑scale the heights
95. score verb (WIN) ⇒ ↑score
96. scrape through (sth) — phrasal verb with scrape verb ⇒ ↑scrape through (sth)
97. scrape verb [I usually + adv/prep] (SUCCEED) ⇒ ↑scrape
98. see sth through — phrasal verb with see verb ⇒ ↑see sth through
99. sew sth up (BE SUCCESSFUL) — phrasal verb with sew verb ⇒ ↑sew sth up
100. shine out — phrasal verb with shine verb ⇒ ↑shine out
101. shine verb [I] (ABILITY) ⇒ ↑shine
102. squeak verb [I + adv/prep] US (SUCCEED) ⇒ ↑squeak
103. stand out — phrasal verb with stand verb ⇒ ↑stand out
104. streak ahead — phrasal verb with streak verb ⇒ ↑streak ahead
105. succeed verb [I] (ACHIEVE SOMETHING) ⇒ ↑succeed
106. take off (SUCCEED) — phrasal verb with take verb ⇒ ↑take off
107. thrive verb [I] ⇒ ↑thrive
108. throve US ⇒ ↑throve
109. turn/come up trumps UK ⇒ ↑turn/come up trumps
110. wade through sth INFORMAL — phrasal verb with wade verb ⇒ ↑wade through sth
111. walk it UK INFORMAL ⇒ ↑walk it
112. walk verb [T] UK INFORMAL (DO EASILY) ⇒ ↑walk
113. waltz through sth INFORMAL — phrasal verb with waltz verb ⇒ ↑waltz through sth
114. win through UK — phrasal verb with win verb ⇒ ↑win through
115. win/gain your spurs ⇒ ↑win/gain your spurs
116. work wonders/miracles (UK ALSO work a treat) ⇒ ↑work wonders/miracles
117. work/go like a dream ⇒ ↑work/go like a dream
118. work verb [I usually + adv/prep] (HAVE EFFECT) ⇒ ↑work
119. work verb [I or T, + adv/prep] (SUCCEED IN BECOMING) ⇒ ↑work
120. you can't make an omelette without breaking eggs SAYING ⇒ ↑you can't make an omelette without breaking eggs
121. ˈwish-fulˌfillment noun [U] ⇒ ↑wish-fulfillment
122. acquit yourself FORMAL ⇒ ↑acquit yourself
123. acquit yourself FORMAL ⇒ ↑acquit
124. come true ⇒ ↑come true
125. come true ⇒ ↑true
126. distinguish yourself ⇒ ↑distinguish yourself
127. distinguish yourself ⇒ ↑distinguish
128. establish yourself C1 FORMAL ⇒ ↑establish yourself
129. establish yourself C1 FORMAL ⇒ ↑establish
130. excel yourself ⇒ ↑excel yourself
131. excel yourself ⇒ ↑excel
132. get there ⇒ ↑get there
133. get there ⇒ ↑there
134. have only (got) to ⇒ ↑have only (got) to
135. have only (got) to ⇒ ↑only
136. lead the way ⇒ ↑lead the way
137. lead the way ⇒ ↑lead
138. take sb/sth by storm ⇒ ↑storm
139. take sb/sth by storm ⇒ ↑take sb/sth by storm
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