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Из словаря Oxford Basic American Dictionary
succeed
suc∙ceed☧ /
 səkˈsid/ verb (suc∙ceeds, suc∙ceed∙ing, suc∙ceed∙ed)
to do or get what you wanted to do or get
◆
She finally succeeded in getting a job.
◆
I
tried to get a ticket for the concert but I didn’t succeed.
➲ ANTONYM fail
Из словаря Cambridge Learner's Dictionary (En-Ru)
succeed
succeed UK
US /səkˈsiːd/ verb [Word building: succeed] [Verb endings: succeed] [Extra examples: succeed]
1.
 ACHIEVE [I] to achieve what you are trying to achieve
добиваться успеха
She has the skill and determination to succeed.
[+ in + doing sth] He has finally succeeded in passing his
exams.
2. TAKE POSITION [T] to take an official job or position after someone else
быть преемником, наследовать
The Queen was succeeded by her eldest son when she died.
Из словаря MacmillanEssential (En-En)
succeed*́*́*́
[səkˈsiːd]
verb
1) [I] to achieve something that you planned to do or attempted to do
Ant:
Everyone wants the peace process to succeed.
We finally succeeded in getting some extra funding.
2) [I] to do well in school, in your career, or in some other activity
Ant:
These days there is a lot of pressure on children to succeed.
3) [T] to replace someone who was in a powerful job or position
In 1603, Elizabeth was succeeded by James I.
∙
Word family: succeed
Words in the same family as succeed
● success
n
● unsuccessful
adj
● successful
adj
● unsuccessfully
adv
● successfully
adv
Из словаря CollinsCobuild (En-En)
succeed
[səksi͟ːd]
♦♦
succeeds, succeeding, succeeded
1) VERB If you succeed in doing something, you manage to do it.
[V in -ing/n] We have already succeeded in working out ground rules with the Department of Defense...
[V in -ing/n] Some people will succeed in their efforts to stop smoking...
If they can succeed in America and Europe, then they can succeed here too.
Ant:
2) VERB If something succeeds, it works in a satisfactory way or has the result that is intended.
If marriage is to succeed in the 1990's, then people have to recognise the new pressures it is facing.
...a move which would make any future talks even more unlikely to succeed.
Ant:
3) VERB Someone who succeeds gains a high position in what they do, for example in business or politics.
...the skills and qualities needed to succeed in small and medium-sized businesses.
Ant:
4) VERB If you succeed another person, you are the next person to have their job or position.
[V n] David Rowland is almost certain to succeed him as chairman on January 1...
[V to n] The present ruler, Prince Rainier III, succeeded to the throne on 9 May 1949.
5) VERB: usu passive If one thing is succeeded by another thing, the other
thing happens or comes after it.
[be V-ed] A quick divorce can be succeeded by a much longer - and more agonising - period of haggling over the fate of the family.
Из словаря Collins English Usage (En-En)
succeed
If you succeed in doing something that involves difficulty or effort, you do it.
I succeeded in getting the job. She had succeeded in deceiving Michael. You do not say that you `succeed to do' something,
Из словаря Gerry's Vocabulary Teacher
succeed
01. If at first you don't [succeed], try, try again.
02. His [success] is entirely due to his hard work.
03. He has been very [successful] in business, and his company is now worth millions.
04. The former champion has been [unsuccessful] in a number of attempts at regaining his title.
05. After 10 years of trying, my sister has finally [succeeded] in her attempts to quit smoking.
06. Scientists have [successfully] cloned a number of mammals now, including a sheep and a pig.
07. Our newest product launch has been the [success] of the year.
08. Mel Gibson's first directing attempt was a hugely [successful] beginning to a second career in film-making, this time behind the camera.
09. Actress Sophia Loren once remarked that spaghetti can be eaten most [successfully] if you inhale it like a vacuum cleaner.
10. Maria Montessori once said, "Never help a child with a task at which he feels he can [succeed]."
11. There is a Dutch proverb that states that he who tries to do too much seldom [succeeds].
12. Mother Teresa once remarked that God doesn't require us to [succeed]; he only requires that you try.
13. There is a Saudi Arabian proverb which observes that men learn little from [success], but much from failure.
14. There is a Laotian proverb which notes that if you like to have things easy, you'll have difficulties, but if you like problems, you will [succeed].
15. Someone once said that [success] is a dream turned into reality.
16. I saw a public service message on the bus once that read, "No [success] can compensate for failure in the home."
17. A wise man once noted that good luck is a lazy man's estimate of a worker's [success].
18. The first [successful] parachute jump was made in the United States in 1912.
19. A committee will meet tomorrow morning to appoint a [successor] to our late vice-president.
20. Benjamin E. Mays once proclaimed, "We, today, stand on the shoulders of our predecessors who have gone before us. We, as their [successors], must catch the torch of freedom and liberty passed on to us by our ancestors. We cannot lose in this battle."
21. Boris Yeltsin prepared Vladimir Putin to be his [successor] as the leader of Russia.
22. Helen Keller once observed that life is a [succession] of lessons which must be lived to be understood.
23. Following the death of Alexander the Great in 331 B.C., control of Egypt passed to Ptolemy, whose[successors] ruled until the Roman conquest of 31 B.C.
24. Since the time of William the Conquerer, every [successive] British monarch save two has been crowned at Westminster Abbey.
25. Early attempts to teach chimpanzees to speak were [unsuccessful] because the animals lack the necessary vocal equipment.
26. Discussion question: What do you think is necessary to achieve success in one's career?
27. Find someone who knows someone who is a successful businessman.
28. [Successive] governments have tried to deal with this issue over the years.
Из словаря Longman Common Errors (En-En)
succeed
verb
BAD : Not many of us succeed to achieve our ambitions. GOOD : Not many of us succeed in achieving our ambitions. ◆◆◆ succeed in doing sth (NOT to do sth ): 'Having finally succeeded in mounting the horse, I was determined to stay on it.'
SUCCEED en-ru direction
Из словаря Cambridge Learner's Dictionary (En-Ru)
succeed
succeed UK
US /səkˈsiːd/ verb [Word building: succeed] [Verb endings: succeed] [Extra examples:
succeed]
1.
ACHIEVE [I] to achieve what you are trying to achieve
добиваться успеха
She has the skill and determination to succeed.
[+ in + doing sth] He has finally succeeded in passing his exams.
Thesaurus entry: "Succeeding, achieving and fulfilling"
2. TAKE POSITION [T] to take an official job or position after someone else
быть преемником, наследовать
The Queen was succeeded by her eldest son when she died.
Thesaurus entry: "Replacing and exchanging"
Из словаря Oxford (En-Ru)
succeed
succeed [sək´siːd] vt
1) (follow) сле́довать (impf) за + i;
night succeeds day ночь сменя́ет
день.
2) (as heir) насле́довать (impf, pf) + d;
Mary was succeeded by Elizabeth I по́сле Мари́и на престо́л взошла́ Елизаве́та І; (as replacement) смен|я́ть, -и́ть;
who succeeded him as President? кто был сле́дующим
президе́нтом?
∙ vi 1) (follow) после́довать (pf) (за + i). 2) (as heir etc.):
he succeeded to his father's estate он унасле́довал
име́ние отца́;
he succeeded to the premiership он за́нял пост
премье́р-мини́стра.
3) (be, become successful) преусп|ева́ть, -е́ть; доб|ива́ться, -и́ться успе́ха/своего́;
he is bound to succeed in life он наверняка́ преуспе́ет в жи́зни;
he succeeded as a lawyer он име́л успе́х в ка́честве адвока́та;
the attack succeeded beyond all expectation ата́ка
удала́сь сверх вся́ких ожида́ний;
he succeeded in tricking us all ему́ удало́сь всех нас обману́ть.
Из словаря Collins English-Russian Dictionary (En-Ru)
succeed
[sək'siːd]
vi (plan etc) удава́ться* (уда́ться* perf), име́ть (impf) успе́х; (person: in career etc) преуспева́ть (преуспе́тьperf)
◆ vt (in job, order) сменя́ть (смени́ть* perf);
he succeeded in finishing the article ему́ удало́сь зако́нчить статью́
succeeding [sək'siːdɪŋ]
adj (following) после́дующий*;
succeeding generations после́дующие поколе́ния
Из словаря Combinatory (En-Ru)
succeed
[səkˈsiːd]
v
1) удаваться, уметь (что-либо делать), достигать цели, преуспевать
2) следовать за кем-либо, сменить кого-либо, наследовать, быть преемником
She succeeded me as treasurer. — Она сменила меня на посту казначея.
Nothing succeeds like success. — ◊ Где счастье поведется, там и петух несется
Из словаря AmericanEnglish (En-Ru)
succeed
1) сле́довать за (чем-л.)
2) удава́ться, име́ть успе́х
our plan succeeded — наш план удался́
I succeeded in doing it — мне удало́сь э́то сде́лать
Из словаря LingvoUniversal (En-Ru)
succeed
səkˈsiːd
гл. 1) следовать за (кем-л. / чем-л.); сменять (кого-л.) the generation that succeeds us — будущее поколение 2) наследовать, быть преемником to succeed to the throne — унаследовать трон, корону She succeeded me as treasurer. — Она сменила меня на посту казначея. 3) (succeed at / in) достигать цели, преуспевать; иметь успех to succeed in life — преуспеть в жизни, сделать карьеру, выдвинуться to succeed in doing smth. — преуспеть в какой-л. деятельности to succeed in business — добиться успеха в бизнесе 4) пышно расти, цвести (о растениях) ∙∙ to succeed oneself амер. — быть переизбранным
Из словаря Difficulties (En-Ru)
succeed
SUCCEED IN, TO
Succeed in имеет значение 'достигать цели, преуспевать, иметь успех в чем-л.': to succeed in one's work, to succeed in one's studies. Succeed to соответствует русскому 'наследовать кому-л.': to succeed to one's grandfather.
Из словаря Verbal collocations Mednikova
succeed
1. I
abs 1) the plan (the attack, our efforts, his attempts, hard work, etc.) succeeded наш план и т.д. удачно осуществился /увенчался успехом/; an author (a writer, a composer, etc.) succeeded писатель и т.д. преуспел /добился успеха/; а book (a play, etc.) succeeded книга и т.д. имела успех; if you try you will succeed если вы приложите усилия, вы добьетесь своего 2) the right to succeed право наследования; on George VI's death, Elizabeth succeeded после смерти Георга на престол вступила Елизавета 2. II succeed in some manner succeed rapidly (admirably, unexpectedly, etc.) быстро и т.д. добиться успеха /увенчаться успехом/; succeed financially (economically, commercially, etc.) оказаться успешным с финансовой точки зрения и т.д. 3. III succeed smth. night succeeds day ночь сменяет день; day succeeds day день идет за днем, на смену одному дню приходит другой; one event succeeded another одно событие следовало за другим; agitation succeeded calmпосле покоя наступило оживление /волнение/; succeed smb. succeed one's father (the mayor, the king, etc.) быть /стать/ преемником своего отца и т.д.; а new cabinet will succeed the old новый кабинет сменит старый; he had no son to succeed him у него не было сына, который мог бы стать его наследником 4. XI be succeeded by smth., smb. be succeeded by day (by night, by the flood, by silence, by calm, etc.) сменяться днем и т.д.; winter is succeeded by spring после зимы наступает /приходит/ весна, зима сменяется весной; as fast as one man was shot down he was succeeded by another как только падал одни боец, на его место тотчас же вставал /становился/ другой 5. XVI 1) succeed in smth. succeed in one's business (in one's undertaking, in one's work, in everything, in nothing, in one's plans, etc.) добиться успеха в своих делах и т.д., succeed in life преуспевать в жизни; succeed in an examinationуспешно сдать экзамен; I succeeded in my efforts (in my attempt, in my ambition, etc.) мои усилия и т.д. увенчались успехом; succeed with smb. methods of treatment that succeed with one person may not succeed with another методы лечения, хорошо действующие на одного человека, могут оказаться не эффективными для другого; he may be able to get his way with some people by the use of threats. but that kind of thing will not succeed with me у некоторых людей он, возможно, добивается своего угрозами, но со мной это не пройдет /но на меня угрозы не действуют/ || succeed beyond all (smb.'s) expectations успешно завершиться /иметь успех, быть удачным/ сверх ожиданий 2) succeed to smth. succeed to these years of war (to the stormy days of that period, etc.) последовать за годами войны и т.д.; succeed to a crown (to a title, to the family business, to a large property, to large fortune, etc.)наследовать /получить по наследству/корону и т.д.; по woman could succeed to the throne женщина не могла наследовать престол 6. XVII succeed in doing smth. I succeeded in carrying out my plan (in drawing attention to smb., smth., in overcoming my enemy, in reaching the station in time, in getting him on the phone, in getting a job, in finding a cure for the common cold, in persuading him, in solving the problem, in limiting expenditure, etc.) мне удалось осуществить /провести в жизнь/ свой план и т.д., я добился осуществления /проведения в жизнь/ своего плана и т.д.;succeed in passing an examination успешно сдать экзамен; in seeking to be everything he succeeded in being nothing стремясь всего добиться, он не добился успеха ни в чем 7. XX1 succeed as smb. succeed as a doctor (as a teacher, as a solicitor, as a politician, etc.) достичь успеха в качестве врача и т.д. /на медицинском поприще и т.д./ 8. XXI1 succeed smb. in smth. succeed smb. in the Premiership (in an estate, in a title, etc.) стать чьим-л. преемником на посту премьера и т.д.; who succeeded him in office? кто стал его преемником? 9. XXIV1 succeed smb. as smb. succeed smb. as Prime Minister (as poet laureate, as the holder of the office, etc.) стать преемником премьер-министра и т.д. 10. XXV 1) succeed if... you'll succeed if you try often enough ты добьешься успеха, если будешь настойчив в своих попытках 2) succeed when... an eldest son succeeds when a peer dies когда умирает пэр, титул наследует его старший сын; who will succeed when king Henry dies? кто взойдет на престол после смерти короля Генриха?
УДАВАТЬСЯ in ru-en direction
Из словаря Collins Russian Dictionary
удаваться
Из словаря Berlitz Basic Dictionary Russian-English
удаваться
удава́ться, <уда́ться>
succeed;
мне удаётся (удало́сь) (+ inf.) I succeed(ed) (in …ing)
Из словаря PONS универсальный русско-английский словарь (Ru-En)
удаваться
уда|ва́ться
<-ю́сь, -ёшься> нсв
уда́ться св
рефл succeed, manage
как э́то тебе́ удало́сь? how did you manage to do that?
э́то ему́ не удало́сь he failed to do that
Из словаря Русско-английский словарь
удаваться
уда|ваться manage, be* a success, turn out well;
не ~ to fail;
Я сомневаюсь, ~стся ли нам это. I doubt if we will manage it.;
Нам ~лось поговорить. We managed to talk.;
Концерт ~лся. The concert was a success.;
Ему всё ~ётся. Everything he puts his hand on turns out well.;
Попытка не ~лась. The attempt failed.
Из словаря Universal (Ru-En)
удаваться
несов. - удав
1) (завершаться успешно) turn out well, work well, be a success 2) безл. (дт. + инф.) succeed (+ subject in ger) , manage (+ to inf) ем ем
Из словаря Smirnitsky (Ru-En)
удаваться
удаться
1. (завершаться успешно) turn out well, work well, be a success
опыт сразу удался — the experiment was an immediate success
это не всегда удаётся — it does not always work
2. безл. (дт. + инф.) succeed (+ subject in ger.), manage (+ subject + to inf.)
ему удалось найти это — he succeeded in finding it, he managed to find it
ему не удалось найти этого — he failed to find it
Из словаря AmericanEnglish (Ru-En)
удава́ться
Из словаря Russian-English Scientific Phrase Dictionary
удаваться
(= удаться) succeed (in), turn out well, be successful in, manage
● Ему удалось получить уравнение... — Не succeeded in obtaining the equation of...
● К сожалению, нам не удалось подтвердить, что... — Unfortunately, we failed to recognize that...
● Нам удалось доказать данную теорему. — We succeeded in proving the theorem.
● Однако во многих случаях анализ не удается, поскольку. .. — In many cases, however, the analysis breaks down because. ..
● Удалось получить некоторое представление о... — Some insight into... has been gained.
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