接连 (jiē lián): in a row, one after another; repeatedly

This month the company signed three big contracts in a row, and the boss was so happy that he treated the whole company to a big meal.

The weather has been unusual lately; it rained for four or five days in a row, and even the road at the entrance of the neighborhood was flooded.

Because he was late two times in a row, he was called into the manager's office and severely criticized.

That athlete broke two world records in a row during the competition, and the audience on site all stood up to applaud him.

My younger sister received admission letters from several universities in a row, and the whole family was proud of her.