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cess Idiom

necessity is the mother of invention

our needs cause us to invent devices, build a better mousetrap Do you think the invention of TV proves that necessity is the mother of invention?

nothing succeeds like success

one success leads to more success This is the first rule of learning: Nothing succeeds like success.

the key to success

the most important factor, best way to succeed He said the key to success in business is customer service.

cess

see marijuana

in process of

in the course of在…过程中
The street is in（the）process of repair．这条街正在翻修中。

in succession

one after another in order，sequence，or in the course of events 接连地；相继
She's won the national championship in tabletennis for two years in succession．她连续两年荣获乒乓球全国冠军。

in (the) process of

in the course of在…过程中
The street is in（the）process of repair．这条街正在翻修中。

make a go/success of

cause to be a success；produce good results使成功
In brief， we should make a success of the conference．总之，这次会议我们要开好。
Several times I thought in despair，“It's no good， we'll never make a go of it．”有好几次我绝望地想：“毫无办法，我们决不会成功的。”

make a success of

of necessity

necessarily ；unavoidably必然地；不可避免地
With the Spring Festival coming soon， the traffic will of necessity become heavier．随着春节的到来，运输必将更加繁忙。
Being your lawyer，he will of necessity want to know all the details．作为你的律师，他当然要了解全部细节。

out of necessity

Idiom(s): out of necessity

Theme: NEED

because of necessity; due to need.
• I bought this hat out of necessity. I needed one, and this was all there was.
• We sold our car out of necessity.

drink to excess

Idiom(s): drink to excess

Theme: DRINKING

to drink too much alcohol; to drink alcohol continually.
• Mr. Franklin drinks to excess.
• Some people drink to excess only at parties.

Necessity is the mother of invention.

The need for something forces people to find a way of obtaining it.

Failure is the mother of success

Failure is often a stepping stone towards success.

Make a virtue out of necessity

If you make a virtue out of necessity, you make the best of a difficult or unsatisfactory situation.

Nothing succeeds like success.

Once prosperity is achieved, then it helps achieve more.

howling success|howling|success

n., informal A great success; something that is much praised; something that causes wide enthusiasm. The party was a howling success. The book was a howling success.

make a virtue of necessity|make|necessity|virtue

v. phr. Make the best of things as they are; do cheerfully what you do. After Mr. Wilson lost all his money, he made a virtue of necessity and found a new and interesting life as a teacher.
Compare: MAKE THE BEST OF.

nothing succeeds like success|nothing|succeed|succ

Success in one thing makes success in other things easier; people like a successful person.

A proverb. The girls all like Bob because he is football captain. Nothing succeeds like success.

of necessity|necessity

adv. phr. Because there is no other way; because it must be; necessarily. Being a professional actor of necessity means working nights and Sundays.

accessory

accessory
accessory before (or after) the fact
a person who, though absent at the commission of a felony, aids or abets the accused before (or after) its commission

bare necessities

bare necessities
Just sufficient resources, with nothing to spare. For example, The room was furnished with just the bare necessities—bed, table, chair. This idiom uses bare in the sense of “mere, and nothing else,” a usage dating from about 1200.

excess

excess
see carry too far; in excess of.

howling success

howling success
A tremendous triumph, as in Their first play was a howling success. This colloquial expression employs howling in the sense of “very pronounced” or “glaring,” a usage dating from the mid-1800s.

in excess of

in excess of
Greater than, more than, as in The book sold in excess of a million copies. [Early 1600s]

make a virtue of necessity

make a virtue of necessity
Do the best one can under given circumstances, as in Since he can't break the contract, Bill's making a virtue of necessity. This expression first appeared in English in Chaucer's The Knight's Tale: “Then is it wisdom, as it thinketh me, to make virtue of necessity.” Also see make the best of it.

necessity

necessity
In addition to the idiom beginning with necessity, also see make a virtue of necessity; of necessity.

process

process
in (the) process of
in or during the course of

succession

succession
in succession
one after another in a regular series or sequence; successively