日趋 (rì qū): (increasing) day by day; (more critical) with every passing day; gradually

With the widespread use of smartphones, people's lifestyles are becoming more convenient day by day, but this has also brought new problems.

Due to years of drought, water resources in this area are becoming increasingly scarce day by day, and the government has had to implement water restrictions.

With the rapid growth of urban population, traffic congestion is becoming more serious day by day, and citizens' commuting time is getting longer and longer.

As he grows older, he increasingly realizes the importance of health, so he has gradually begun to pay more attention to diet and exercise day by day.

In recent years, as the impact of climate change intensifies, extreme weather events have become increasingly frequent day by day, posing huge challenges to agricultural production.