逐一 (zhú yī): One by one (Adverb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

I counted the apples on the table one by one.

The teacher checked our homework one by one to make sure there were no mistakes.

He did not check the list one by one, and as a result, missed several essential items.

During the interview, the interviewer asked about my work experience and skills one by one.

In the meeting, the manager analyzed the strengths and weaknesses of each project one by one and offered suggestions for improvement.

To ensure safety, the engineer tested each module of the system one by one and recorded the data.