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successor

/səkˈses.ər/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa a la persona o cosa que sigue a otra en orden, especialmente quien hereda un título, cargo o rol, o reemplaza directamente a alguien o algo.

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noun

/səkˈses.ər/B2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa a la persona o cosa que sigue a otra en orden, especialmente quien hereda un título, cargo o rol, o reemplaza directamente a alguien o algo.

A noun referring to a person or thing that follows another in order, especially one who inherits a title, office, or role, or immediately replaces something or someone.

  1. Next in orderB2formal

    A person who follows next in a sequence or order.

    esSucesor en orden

    • The successor to the throne was announced after the king's abdication.
    • He was named the successor to the company's founder.
    • The team's captain chose his successor before retiring.

    Sinónimosfollower

  2. Immediate replacementB2formal

    A thing or person that immediately replaces something or someone.

    esSucesor inmediato

    • The new model is the successor to the popular smartphone.
    • She was appointed as the successor to the retiring CEO.
    • The successor software version fixed many bugs.

    Sinónimosheirinheritorreplacementsubstitute

  3. Inheritor of title or officeB2formal

    A person who inherits some title, office, or position.

    esSucesor en título o cargo

    • The prince is the rightful successor to the crown.
    • After the election, the successor took office immediately.
    • The successor to the presidency faced many challenges.

    Sinónimosheirinheritor

Formas
  • successors plural form
  • successors' possessive plural form
  • successor's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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