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The sentence you suggested has been added as an example: 妇女们正逐步摆脱繁琐的家务劳动。 [phr] Women are gradually shaking off many tedious household chores.
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逐步 (zhúbù) is a formal word in Chinese. It is commonly used in formal or academic contexts, such as in written reports, speeches, or presentations. It is also used in formal conversations, such as in business meetings or interviews.
The word 逐步 (zhúbù) means "step by step, gradually, progressively" and is often used to describe a process or action that is done in a gradual and systematic manner. It can also be used to indicate a gradual change or development over time.
In contrast, the informal word for "step by step" in Chinese is 一步一步 (yī bù yī bù), which is commonly used in everyday conversations or informal writing. This phrase has a more casual and colloquial tone compared to 逐步 (zhúbù).
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