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Jyutping teoi1 ji4
Pinyin tuī yí

Definitions (CC-CEDICT)
  1. (of time) to elapse or pass
  2. (of a situation) to develop or evolve
Definitions (Wiktionary)
  1. verb
    to elapse; to pass; to develop; to evolve (of time, situations, etc.)
    • 隨着時間的推移
      随着时间的推移
      suí zhe shí jiān de tuī yí
      as time goes by
Definitions (Kaifangcidian)
  1. (沒有對應漢語詞彙)
Definitions (HSK3.0)
  1. HSK3 七一九级词汇表 #4198
Examples (Tatoeba—Mandarin-English)
  1. Mandarin
    随着时间的推移,比赛增加了规则以使之更安全。
    隨着時間的推移,比賽增加了規則以使之更安全。
    suí zhe shí jiān de tuī yí , bǐ sài zēng jiā le guī zé yǐ shǐ zhī gèng ān quán 。
    • As time went on, rules were added to the game to make it safer.
  2. Mandarin
    中国的经济随着时间的推移而变得越来越好。
    中國的經濟隨着時間的推移而變得越來越好。
    zhōng guó de jīng jì suí zhe shí jiān de tuī yí ér biàn de yuè lái yuè hǎo 。
    • As time goes on, China's economy gets stronger and stronger.
  3. Mandarin
    我的生活随着时间的推移而变得越来越糟糕。
    我的生活隨着時間的推移而變得越來越糟糕。
    wǒ de shēng huó suí zhe shí jiān de tuī yí ér biàn de yuè lái yuè zāo gāo 。
    • As time goes on, my life gets worse and worse.
Examples (Wiktionary)
  1. Mandarin
    推移
    推移
    tuī yí
    • to proceed (in time)
  2. Mandarin
    随着时间的推移
    隨着時間的推移
    suí zhe shí jiān de tuī yí
    • as time goes by
  3. Mandarin
    社会的人们投身于变革在某一发展阶段内的某一客观过程的实践中(不论是关于变革某一自然过程的实践,或变革某一社会过程的实践),由于客观过程的反映和主观能动性的作用,使得人们的认识由感性的推移到了理性的,造成了大体上相应于该客观过程的法则性的思想、理论、计划或方案。
    社會的人們投身於變革在某一發展階段內的某一客觀過程的實踐中(不論是關於變革某一自然過程的實踐,或變革某一社會過程的實踐),由於客觀過程的反映和主觀能動性的作用,使得人們的認識由感性的推移到了理性的,造成了大體上相應於該客觀過程的法則性的思想、理論、計劃或方案。
    shè huì de rén men tóu shēn yú biàn gé zài mǒu yī fā zhǎn jiē duàn nèi de mǒu yī kè guān guò chéng de shí jiàn zhōng ( bù lùn shì guān yú biàn gé mǒu yī zì rán guò chéng de shí jiàn , huò biàn gé mǒu yī shè huì guò chéng de shí jiàn ) , yóu yú kè guān guò chéng de fǎn yìng hé zhǔ guān néng dòng xìng de zuò yòng , shǐ dé rén men de rèn shi yóu gǎn xìng de tuī yí dào le lǐ xìng de , zào chéng le dà tǐ shang xiāng yìng yú gāi kè guān guò chéng de fǎ zé xìng de sī xiǎng , lǐ lùn , jì huà huò fān gàn .
    • When people in society throw themselves into the practice of changing a certain objective process (whether natural or social) at a certain stage of its development, they can, as a result of the reflection of the objective process in their brains and the exercise of their subjective activity, advance their knowledge from the perceptual to the rational, and create ideas, theories, plans or programmes which correspond in general to the laws of that objective process.