successful

successful
successful [səkˈsesfʊl]
adjective
   a. couronné de succès ; [candidate in exam] reçu ; [election candidate] victorieux ; [marriage] heureux
• the tests were successful les tests ont été probants
• on successful completion of [+ course] après avoir été reçu à l'issue de ; [+ deal] après avoir conclu
• her application was successful sa candidature a été retenue
• to be successful in or at doing sth réussir à faire qch
• to be successful in one's efforts voir ses efforts aboutir
• to be successful in sth (attempt, mission, exam) réussir qch
• to reach a successful conclusion aboutir
• the show had a successful run on Broadway ce spectacle a eu beaucoup de succès à Broadway
   b. ( = prosperous) [businessman, company] prospère ; [doctor, lawyer, academic] réputé ; [writer, painter, book, film] à succès ; [career] brillant
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[sək'sesfl]
adjective
1) (effective) [attempt, operation, partnership] réussi; [plan, campaign] couronné de succès; [treatment, policy] efficace

to be successful in ou at doing — réussir à faire

2) [film, writer] (profitable) à succès; (well regarded) apprécié; [businessman, company] prospère; [career] brillant

to be successful — réussir

3) [candidate, outcome] heureux/-euse; [applicant] retenu; [team, contestant] victorieux/-ieuse

her application was not successful — sa candidature n'a pas été retenue


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