No. 2,168 in French
consécutifs
"Consécutifs" means "consecutive" or "following in order."
In a sentence
J'ai travaillé dix jours consécutifs sans pause.
I worked ten consecutive days without a break.
Here, 'consécutifs' is used as an adjective describing 'jours,' indicating that the ten days occurred in succession without intervals.
Les matchs consécutifs ont épuisé les joueurs.
The consecutive matches exhausted the players.
In this sentence, 'consécutifs' describes 'matchs,' denoting that the matches happened consecutively in a sequence without breaks.
Les deux erreurs consécutives ont coûté cher à l'équipe.
The two consecutive mistakes were costly to the team.
The term 'consécutives' modifies 'erreurs' in this sentence, explaining that the mistakes followed one another in a direct sequence.
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