successive suc·ces·sive adj

successive suc·ces·sive adj
[sək'sɛsɪv]
(days, months) consecutivo (-a), (generations) successivo (-a)

on three successive days — per tre giorni consecutivi or di seguito

each successive failure — ogni nuovo insuccesso

he was the winner for a second successive year — ha vinto per il secondo anno consecutivo


English-Italian dictionary. 2013.

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