Discussion of 陆续/陸續 [lù xù] one after another, successively

Discussion of 陆续/陸續

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陆续 vs 纷纷

1. 纷纷 can be an adjective or an adverb; 陆续 is only an adverb. In this phrase below, you can only use 纷纷: 议论纷纷 be widely discussed, everybody is talking about

2. When it comes to the adverb meaning "one after another", 陆续 and 纷纷 are interchangeable, but there is nuance - 陆续 indicates the action occurs with a bit more order than 纷纷.

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How is 陆续 (lùxù) commonly used in a sentence?

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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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