Two in a row and three in a row

Two in a row and three in a row

One of the common sayings in Sichuan is "two in a row and three in a row". One after another, continuous meaning.

Lian Er Gan San (Li á n è RG ǎ ns ā n): Lian Er refers to the connection of two things. In a hurry; in a hurry. [source]: Yao xueyin's "long night" 32: "Ju Sheng does not dare to neglect. He puts on his clothes and jumps out of bed." [usage]: used as an attributive or adverbial; used in a hurry.

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