陆续

lù xù

in turn

HSK 5

한자 분해

Usage of 陆续

陆续 is an adverb used to describe actions or events happening one after another or in succession over a period of time. It often implies a sequence without a long pause between occurrences.

Common contexts

It is frequently used to describe arrivals, departures, product launches, or any series of events that happen gradually but continuously.

Collocations

  • 陆续到达: to arrive one after another, often used for people or vehicles arriving at a place.
  • 陆续: products being launched successively, common in business or marketing contexts.
  • 陆续完成: to complete something one after another, often used for tasks or exams.

Nuance and register

陆续 is neutral and commonly used in both spoken and written Chinese. It conveys a smooth, continuous sequence without abrupt gaps.

Common confusion

Do not confuse 陆续 with (liánxù), which means continuous without interruption. 陆续 implies a sequence with some intervals, not necessarily nonstop.

예문

客人们陆续到达会场,准备参加会议。

Kèrén men lùxù dàodá huìchǎng, zhǔnbèi cānjiā huìyì.

The guests arrived at the venue one after another, ready to attend the

新产品陆续上市,吸引了很多消费者的关注。

Xīn chǎnpǐn lùxù shàngshì, xīyǐn le hěn duō xiāofèi zhě de guānzhù.

New products are being launched successively, attracting a lot of consumer

学生们陆续完成了考试,教室里渐渐安静下来。

Xuéshēng men lùxù wánchéng le kǎoshì, jiàoshì lǐ jiànjiàn ānjìng xiàlái.

The students finished the exam one after another, and the classroom