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consecutive in Finnish

consecutive in Finnish is peräkkäinen, perättäinen, juokseva — consecutive means following one after another without a break.

consecutive in Finnish

peräkkäinen
adj
following, in succession, without interruption
perättäinen
adj
following, in succession, without interruption
juokseva
adj
having some logical sequence

What does "consecutive" mean?

  1. adjective Following one after another without a break.
    "It rained for five consecutive days, so the picnic was postponed again."
  2. noun In music, a sequence of intervals repeated identically between successive notes or chords.
    "My music teacher circled the consecutives in red because they broke the harmony rules."
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consecutive in a sentence

  • It rained for five consecutive days, so the picnic was postponed again.
  • She worked four consecutive night shifts.
  • My music teacher circled the consecutives in red because they broke the harmony rules.
  • Students are often marked down for writing consecutives in their four-part exercises.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "consecutive" in Finnish?
"consecutive" in Finnish is peräkkäinen, perättäinen, juokseva. consecutive means: Following one after another without a break.
How do you use "consecutive" in a sentence?
Example: "It rained for five consecutive days, so the picnic was postponed again." In Finnish, "consecutive" is peräkkäinen, perättäinen, juokseva.
Are there other ways to say "consecutive" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 3 translations listed for "consecutive": peräkkäinen, perättäinen, juokseva.
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