subsequently + verb (past simple)
He resigned and subsequently left the country.
他辞职了,随后离开了该国。
后来;随后;之后
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后来;随后;之后
Afterwards; later (in time or order).
He resigned and subsequently left the country.
他辞职了,随后离开了该国。
随后;后来(在时间或地点上)。
Following, afterwards in either time or place.
随后发生
happening at a time subsequent to a reference time
因此;因而(表示逻辑连接或推论),所以。
Accordingly, therefore (implying a logical connection or deduction), consequently.
She studied hard and subsequently passed the exam.
她努力学习,随后通过了考试。
AI contextual example
The company lost the contract and subsequently had to lay off workers.
公司失去了合同,随后不得不裁员。
AI contextual example
He forgot his keys and subsequently could not enter the house.
他忘了带钥匙,之后进不了家门。
AI contextual example
he apologized subsequently
他后来道了歉。
WordNet
He resigned and subsequently left the country.
他辞职了,随后离开了该国。
常用于正式书面语,表示时间上的先后顺序。
Subsequently, the company reported a loss.
随后,该公司报告了亏损。
The project was delayed and subsequently cancelled.
该项目被推迟,随后被取消。
Not this
The subsequently report was published.
Use this
The subsequent report was published.
学习者误将副词'subsequently'用作形容词修饰名词。应使用形容词'subsequent'修饰'report'。
Not this
Subsequently to the meeting, we left.
Use this
Subsequent to the meeting, we left.
在表示'在...之后'的短语中,应使用形容词'subsequent'加介词'to',而非副词'subsequently'加'to'。
Focus on the distinctions below. Other candidates are kept compact until a reliable usage note is available.
后来成为
He left the company and subsequently became a teacher.
他离开了公司,后来成为了一名教师。
随后发展
The city subsequently developed into a major port.
这座城市随后发展成了一个主要港口。
后来发现
The lost documents were subsequently found in a drawer.
丢失的文件后来在抽屉里被发现了。
随后改变
The rules were subsequently changed to avoid confusion.
规则随后被改变以避免混淆。
随后发布
The report was subsequently released to the public.
该报告随后向公众发布。
随后导致
The discovery subsequently led to a new treatment.
这一发现随后导致了一种新的治疗方法。
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记忆法:‘sub’(在…之下)+ ‘sequent’(顺序),好比在已发生的顺序之下,就是随后的事情。
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Used to indicate a later time; often replaces 'then' in formal writing.
Dictionary facts from ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.