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陆续 (lùxù) is commonly used to describe a process that happens one after another, successively. For example, 他们陆续抵达了 (tāmen lùxù dǐdá le) means "they arrived one after another". It can also be used to describe a series of events that happen over a period of time, such as 我们陆续收到了他们的消息 (wǒmen lùxù shōudào le tāmen de xiāoxi) which means "we received their news successively".
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The term 陆续 (lùxù) means "one after another" or "successively."
Synonyms:
1. 接连 (jiēlián) - This term also implies a series of events happening consecutively or in a continuous manner.
2. 连续 (liánxù) - This word emphasizes the continuity of events occurring without interruption.
3. 纷纷 (fēnfēn) - This word suggests a rapid succession or a flurry of actions happening one after another.
Antonyms:
1. 停止 (tíngzhǐ) - This means "to stop" or "to cease," which is the opposite of the continuous flow implied by 陆续 (lùxù).
2. 中断 (zhōngduàn) - This means "to interrupt" or "to break off," which stands in contrast to the idea of things happening in a continuous sequence.
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