to change or follow one after another; to take turns

in a great hurry; in haste; hurriedly

(of a movie, story, or event) each new high point is replaced by another; to have one exciting moment after another

(literary) to alternate; to replace one another in succession; to change with the seasons

(idiom) to cry out in pain or hardship without stopping; to complain or grumble incessantly

(bound form) used after a verb to indicate that an action is continuous or repeated without stopping

To arise one after another; to happen frequently or continuously.

to regret something intensely or repeatedly; to be seized by a regret that is too late to fix

repeatedly; again and again; equivalent to [[屡次|屢次|lu:3 ci4]]

Diebu or Têwo County in Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Gansu

Têwo or Diebu County in Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Gansu

Triassic; the first geological period of the Mesozoic Era

(geology) the Permian period, approximately 299 to 251 million years ago

the repetition of a character or word, often used in Chinese for emphasis or to create a specific rhythm or style

to occur frequently; to appear again and again

in a very hurried or hasty manner; rushing to do something without delay

approximately; about; roughly

(loanword) a sudden, violent, or illegal seizure of power from a government

(loanword) a sudden, violent, or illegal seizure of power from a government

To emerge or prosper one after another in succession; to take turns rising

To appear one after another; to happen repeatedly or in continuous succession.

(variant form) Charles Dickens (1812-1870), British novelist and social critic

an evergreen shrub with scented leaves, used in cooking or for producing oil; specifically the plant "Rosmarinus officinalis"

To overlap, superimpose, or stack one on top of another; an instance of such superposition or redundancy