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1 succession
{sək'seʃn}
1. последователност, редуване
in SUCCESSION поред, подред, наред
for days/years in SUCCESSION дни/години наред/една след друга
2. (непрекъсната) редица, поредица
a SUCCESSION of victories няколко победи една след друга
3. приемственост, право на наследяване (на титла, имот, трон и пр.)
SUCCESSION duty данък наследство
law of SUCCESSION закон за наследството
SUCCESSION of crops сеитбообръщение
4. приемници, наследници* * *{sъk'seshn} n 1. последователност, редуване; in succession поред, по* * *последователност; приемственост; бозаене; кърмене; наследяване; непрекъснатост; непрекъснат;* * *1. (непрекъсната) редица, поредица 2. a succession of victories няколко победи една след друга 3. for days/years in succession дни/години наред/една след друга 4. in succession поред, подред, наред 5. law of succession закон за наследството 6. succession duty данък наследство 7. succession of crops сеитбообръщение 8. последователност, редуване 9. приемници, наследници 10. приемственост, право на наследяване (на титла, имот, трон и пр.)* * *succession[sək´seʃən] n 1. последователност; four years in \succession четири години подред; in close \succession на кратки интервали; 2. непрекъснатост; непрекъснат ред (редица); a \succession of rainy days няколко дъждовни дни (един след друг); 3. приемственост, наследяване; престолонаследие; възкачване; the S. States ист. държавите, образувани след разпадането на Австро-Унгарската империя; left to him and his \succession юрид. завещан на него и на наследниците му.
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