No. 13,976 in Spanish

sucederlo

To succeed or follow him/it.

In a sentence

Es probable que sucederlo sea un gran desafío.
It is likely that succeeding him will be a great challenge.
Here, 'sucederlo' is used in the form of a verb infinitive with a direct object pronoun (lo), referring to 'to succeed him' (e.g., taking his place or position).
Después de tantos años de trabajo, por fin alguien digno podrá sucederlo.
After so many years of work, finally someone worthy will be able to succeed him.
In this sentence, 'sucederlo' is used to mean 'to take over or succeed an individual,' with 'lo' as the pronoun referring to the individual.
El plan consiste en que una persona capacitada pueda sucederlo sin problemas.
The plan is for a qualified person to succeed him without issues.
Here, 'sucederlo' refers to 'a direct action of succession' pertaining to a specific him (object of succession).

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