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1 ♦ successful
♦ successful /səkˈsɛsfl/a.1 di successo; fortunato; riuscito: a successful mission, una missione coronata da successo (o riuscita); a successful career, una carriera fortunata; a successful campaign, una campagna vittoriosa; to be successful, avere successo; riuscire; (comm.: di un prodotto) incontrare; andare in porto: He was very successful as a novelist, come romanziere, è riuscito benissimo (o ha avuto un grande successo); Your application has been successful, la tua domanda è stata accolta● a successful actor, un attore popolare □ the successful candidate, il candidato vincitore; ( nelle offerte di lavoro) il candidato idealesuccessfullyavv.con successo; in modo riuscitosuccessfulnessn. [u]l'aver (avuto) successo; riuscita.
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