No. 9,184 in French
consécutif
"Consécutif" means "consecutive" or "following in an uninterrupted sequence."
In a sentence
C'est le troisième jour consécutif que je vais courir.
It is the third consecutive day that I go running.
The word 'consécutif' is used as an adjective to describe a sequence of events happening one after another without interruption.
Il a remporté deux championnats consécutifs.
He won two consecutive championships.
Here, 'consécutif' modifies 'championnats' indicating that the championships occurred back-to-back.
Nous avons travaillé sans pause pendant dix heures consécutives.
We worked without break for ten consecutive hours.
'Consécutif' is used to describe a continuous period of time, emphasizing uninterrupted duration.
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