陆续 (lù xù): One after another (Adverb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

The students entered the classroom one after another.

Spring has arrived, and the flowers are blooming one after another.

Due to the bad weather, the flights did not take off in succession; instead, they were all delayed.

After the meeting concluded, the delegates left the venue one after another and exchanged contact information.

As the project progressed, team members submitted their reports one after another.

Dinner is almost ready; everyone can go wash their hands in succession to prepare for the meal.