success

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1 general:: success adjectives a great success • Everyone agreed the picnic was a great success. a big/huge/major success • The government claimed the policy was a major success. a resounding/outstanding/spectacular success (= very great success ) • Financially, the event was a resounding success. great/considerable success • This plant can be grown by the absolute beginner with great success. some success • The group is already achieving some success. little/no success • Attempts to resolve the dispute met with little success. limited success (= not very much success ) • The attempt to replace coca with other crops has had only limited success. commercial/economic/financial success • None of his ideas had any commercial success. academic success (= success in education ) • There is no evidence that early teaching of reading leads to academic success. electoral success (= success in elections ) • The electoral success of the far right understandably fills many people in Europe with alarm. military success • This military success was achieved at a cost. verbs have/achieve success • China has had considerable success in conserving water since 1983. meet with success (= be successful ) • We are disappointed that this round of negotiations has not met with success. put your success down to something (= say that your success was the result of it ) • They put their success down to their excellent teamwork. phrases somebody's chance of success • They have a good chance of success. the secret of somebody's success (= what makes them successful ) • A visitor asked Connie the secret of her success with growing roses. the success rate (= what percentage of actions are successful ) • The success rate in cloning is still extremely low. COMMON ERRORS >>> Do not say ' make success ' or ' make a success '. Say have success or achieve success .

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2 general::   noun good results ADJ. considerable, conspicuous, enormous, great, notable, overwhelming, phenomenal, remarkable, spectacular, tremendous, unprecedented | limited, moderate, modest The campaign to stop drink-driving had only limited success. | popular, public | early, initial | immediate | long-term, short-term | business, commercial, economic, financial | academic, educational, electoral, literary, military, etc. | international The company's excellent marketing has resulted in enormous international success. QUANT. amount, degree Initially, the venture enjoyed a fair amount of success. VERB + SUCCESS achieve, enjoy, have, notch up She had little success in getting new customers. He is keen to notch up yet another success. | bring A change of management failed to bring success. | end in, lead to, result in The year-long fight for a pay rise ended in success. | ensure, guarantee We can't guarantee immediate success. | be vital to Your contribution was vital to the success of the concert. SUCCESS + VERB come Success didn't come overnight?she struggled for years before making any money. | lie (in sth) Much of his success lies in his skill in handling staff. | depend on sth The success or failure of the project depends on how committed the managers are. SUCCESS + NOUN rate The operation has a success rate of over 80%. | story The company has been one of the success stories of the past decade. PREP. without ~ She tried to persuade them without success. | ~ in I've had some success in getting rid of the weeds. | ~ with the secret of his success with women PHRASES a chance/hope of success What are our chances of success? We're trying to get him to sponsor us, but there's not much hope of success. | confident of success She had worked hard and was confident of success. | the key to success, a lack of success, the secret of (sb's) success, a symbol of (sb's) success sth that achieves its aim ADJ. big, complete, considerable, conspicuous, enormous, great, huge, major, notable, outstanding, phenomenal, popular, real, remarkable, resounding, roaring, runaway, spectacular, total, tremendous, unprecedented, unqualified The band's new album has been a runaway success. | modest, qualified | business, commercial, economic, popular The book proved a major commercial success. | international | immediate VERB + SUCCESS be, prove | have We had one or two outstanding successes. | judge sth The event was judged a success by its organizers. | make She's made a real success of that job. PHRASES wish sb (every) success We are sad to see Hiroko go, and wish her every success in the future.

Oxford Collocations Dictionary