consecutive + noun
consecutive直接修饰名词,表示连续发生的事物。
The team won five consecutive victories.
该队连续赢得了五场胜利。
连续的;接连的
先理解核心含义,再看它在真实句子里的用法。
连续的;接连的
following one after another without interruption; successive
The team won five consecutive victories.
该队连续赢得了五场胜利。
连续不断的,依次发生的。
Following, in succession, without interruption.
一个接一个的;连续的
one after the other
具有某种逻辑顺序的。
Having some logical sequence.
连续不断的;无间隔的
in regular succession without gaps
He worked for three consecutive days without a break.
他连续工作了三天没有休息。
The team won five consecutive games this season.
这个赛季该队连续赢了五场比赛。
Please enter three consecutive numbers, like 4, 5, and 6.
请输入三个连续的数字,比如4、5、6。
consecutive直接修饰名词,表示连续发生的事物。
The team won five consecutive victories.
该队连续赢得了五场胜利。
用for引出持续时间,数字放在consecutive前。
It rained for three consecutive days.
连续下了三天雨。
序数词表示连续出现的次序。
This is his third consecutive win.
这是他连续第三次获胜。
Not this
He worked for three days consecutive.
Use this
He worked for three consecutive days.
形容词应置于名词前。中文说“连续三天”,直译会导致将‘consecutive’放在‘days’之后,但英语中形容词通常位于所修饰名词之前。
Not this
He has been absent for consecutive of three days.
Use this
He has been absent for three consecutive days.
‘consecutive’是形容词,直接修饰名词,不需要介词‘of’。中文的‘连续的…’常被误译成‘consecutive of’,这是冗余的。
Focus on the distinctions below. Other candidates are kept compact until a reliable usage note is available.
连续几天
It rained for three consecutive days.
连续下了三天雨。
连续多年
She has won the award for five consecutive years.
她连续五年获得该奖项。
连续的数字
The tickets are numbered with consecutive numbers.
这些票的号码是连续的。
连续比赛
The team lost three consecutive games.
这支队伍连续输了三场比赛。
连胜
The player achieved ten consecutive wins.
该选手取得了十连胜。
连续几个晚上
He worked late for two consecutive nights.
他连续两个晚上工作到很晚。
我连续打了2632场比赛。
Cal Ripken Jr. set the record for most consecutive games played.
小卡尔·里普肯创造了连续出场最多的纪录。
Use consecutive naturally, then get feedback on meaning, tone, grammar, and phrasing.
Revisit a common error or keep this word in your review list.
想象连续的数字1,2,3,一个接一个没有空隙。
中性;典型上下文:连续的天数、数字、事件等
Only 'executive' is a true rhyme (matching stressed vowel /ɛ/ and following sounds /kjətɪv/). Lookalikes such as 'active', 'native', 'creative', 'relative', 'captive' share the '-tive' ending but differ in stressed vowel (and often stress position) and do not rhyme.
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