succession in the PONS Dictionary

succession Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

a succession of rulers
niz vladara
succession to the throne
stupanje na presto
in quick succession
koji sledi jedan za drugim

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Another approach to extending the recognition length is to use several short hairpins in succession.
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He and family partners ran the business until 1963, after which it has had a succession of owners.
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She then took a career-break following the birth of her two children in quick succession.
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The rule of succession has many different intuitive interpretations, and depending on which intuition one uses, the generalisation may be different.
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Different color tiles are available in succession, and in phases.
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The succession to his other titles and offices was not that clear, however.
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The first involves a right of succession in family estates.
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This initiated a war of succession, which lasted three years.
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The shogun's influence on imperial succession waned, and the daimy could back their own candidates.
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This litigation decided that the estate was impartible and succession was to be governed by primogeniture.
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