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1 succession
noun1) Folge, diefour games/years etc. in succession — vier Spiele/Jahre usw. hintereinander
in close succession — (in space) dicht hintereinander; (in time) kurz hintereinander
2) (series) Serie, diea succession of losses/visitors — eine Verlust-/Besucherserie
3) (right of succeeding to the throne etc.) Erbfolge, diehe is second in succession — er ist Zweiter in der Erbfolge
in succession to his uncle — als Nachfolger seines Onkels
* * *[sək'seʃən]1) (the right of succeeding to a throne as king, to a title etc: The Princess is fifth in (order of) succession (to the throne).) die Nachfolge2) (a number of things following after one another: a succession of bad harvests.) die Folge3) (the act or process of following and taking the place of someone or something else: his succession to the throne.) die Nachfolge* * *suc·ces·sion[səkˈseʃən]n no plshe is the latest in a \succession of girl-friends sie ist die Neuste in einer langen Reihe von Freundinnenan endless \succession of visitors eine endlose Folge [o Reihe] von Besucherna \succession of rulers aufeinanderfolgende Herrscher\succession of scandals Skandalserie f, Reihe f von Skandalen▪ in \succession hintereinander, nacheinander\succession to the throne Thronfolge f* * *[sək'seSən]na succession of visitors —
in succession — nacheinander, hintereinander
in quick or rapid succession — in rascher Folge, schnell hintereinander
his succession to the office — seine Amtsübernahme
in succession to sb — als jds Nachfolger(in) m(f), in jds Nachfolge (dat) (geh)
fourth in (line of) succession to the throne — an vierter Stelle in der Thronfolge
See:→ academic.ru/3167/apostolic">apostolic* * *succession [səkˈseʃn] s1. (Aufeinander-, Reihen)Folge f:in succession nach-, auf-, hintereinander;2. Reihe f, Kette f, (ununterbrochene) Folge (of gen oder von):a succession of sunny days mehrere Sonnentage hintereinander3. Nach-, Erbfolge f, Sukzession f:succession to the throne Thronfolge;in succession to George II als Nachfolger von Georg II.;be next in succession to sb als Nächster auf jemanden folgen;succession to an office Übernahme f eines Amtes, Nachfolge in einem Amt;4. JURa) Rechtsnachfolge fb) Erbfolge fc) Erbfolgeordnung fsuccession rights (subjektive) Erbrechte5. kolla) Nachfolger plb) Nachkommenschaft fc) Erben pl6. BIOL Abstammungsfolge f (einer Art etc)7. BOT Sukzession f* * *noun1) Folge, diefour games/years etc. in succession — vier Spiele/Jahre usw. hintereinander
in close succession — (in space) dicht hintereinander; (in time) kurz hintereinander
2) (series) Serie, diea succession of losses/visitors — eine Verlust-/Besucherserie
3) (right of succeeding to the throne etc.) Erbfolge, die* * *n.Abfolge -n f.Aufeinanderfolge f.Erbfolge -n f.Folge -n f. -
2 apostolic
[æpə'stolik]adjective apostolisch* * *ap·os·tol·ic[ˌæpəˈstɒlɪk, AM -ˈstɑ:l-]adj apostolisch* * *["pəs'tɒlɪk]adjapostolisch* * *1. REL apostolisch:Apostolic Fathers apostolische Väter;Apostolic succession apostolische Sukzession oder Nachfolge (Amtsnachfolge der Bischöfe in einer auf die Apostel zurückgehenden Reihenfolge)2. KATH apostolisch, päpstlich:apostolic delegate Apostolischer Delegat (Gesandter des Papstes bei einer Staatsregierung); → academic.ru/65424/see">see2 1, vicar 3* * *adj.apostolisch adj.
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