succ

IPA/sˈʌk/
IPA/sˈʌk/

succ — 名詞

1. a written abbreviation for 'succeeded' — used after a person's name or a year to

1.名詞B2
釋義

接替;繼任

succeeded縮寫,表接替頭銜

a written abbreviation for 'succeeded' — used after a person's name or a year to show that they took over a title, throne, or official position from someone else at that time.

例句

King Edward VIII, succ. 1936, reigned for less than a year before abdicating.

國王愛德華八世,1936年繼任,在位不到一年即退位。

placed after name + comma + year

Professor Mei-Lin Chen, Dept. Chair (succ. 2022), expanded the research programme significantly.

陳美霖教授(2022年接任系主任)大幅擴充了研究計畫。

反義詞
  • preceded

    opposite direction of succession — the person who held the position before

文法句型

[name] succ. [year]

[name], succ. [year]

用法筆記

Appears almost exclusively in written reference works, genealogical charts, and official lists of office-holders. When read aloud, speakers typically say the full word 'succeeded' rather than pronouncing the letters S-U-C-C or the sound /sʌks/.

常見錯誤

She succ 2022 as manager.' (missing the period)
She succ. 2022 as manager.
💡in informal notes the abbreviation requires a period after "succ"; without it the text looks like a different word. In formal writing use the full form: 'She succeeded in 2022 as manager.'

2. a written abbreviation for 'successor' — used after a job title or role to indic

2.名詞B2
釋義

繼任者

successor縮寫,表接替人選

a written abbreviation for 'successor' — used after a job title or role to indicate the person who has taken over that position from a named predecessor.

例句

John Smith, CEO (succ. to Jane Doe), announced a new sustainability strategy for the company.

執行長 John Smith(Jane Doe 的繼任者)宣布了公司新的永續發展策略。

role (succ. to [predecessor])

Meera Kapoor, Editor-in-Chief (succ. to Haruto Sato), reshaped the newspaper's digital coverage.

總編輯 Meera Kapoor(Haruto Sato 的繼任者)重新塑造了該報的數位報導方針。

文法句型

[role] (succ. to [name])

[name], succ. to [name]

用法筆記

The predecessor's name always follows 'succ. to' in parentheses. The phrase '(succ. to X)' can be omitted in later references once the reader knows who the predecessor was.

常見錯誤

John Smith succ. to Jane Doe wrote the report.' (missing comma before parenthetical).
John Smith, succ. to Jane Doe, wrote the report.
💡the abbreviation and its complement form a parenthetical that must be set off by commas or parentheses.