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In everyday conversation, 串 (chuàn) is used to refer to a bunch, cluster, or string of things. For example, one might say "我买了一串香蕉 (wǒ mǎi le yī chuàn xiāngjiāo)" to mean "I bought a bunch of bananas". It can also be used to refer to a string of events or a series of actions. For example, one might say "他们一串串地做了一系列的实验 (tāmen yī chuàn chuàn de zuò le yī xìliè de shíyàn)" to mean "They did a series of experiments one after another".
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