迭起 (dié qǐ): One after another (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

At the concert, climaxes occurred one after another, and the audience kept applauding.

This suspense drama has twists and turns one after another, making it impossible to stop watching.

During the meeting, questions and doubts arose one after another, requiring the speaker to address them one by one.

The climaxes kept coming during the match, and the audience was very excited.

Why have market disturbances been occurring one after another recently? Is it accidental or inevitable?

His plan did not come to a halt despite difficulties arising one after another.

In recent years, innovations have kept emerging in the technology field, driving rapid social development.

Even though challenges kept arising one after another, he still managed to overcome them one by one with wisdom and perseverance.