一如既往

一如既往 yīrújìwǎng

Just as before (similar to the past)

HSK 6 yirujiwang

What 一如既往 means

  1. Just as before (similar to the past)

These meanings come from the same dictionary that powers the Chinese to Pinyin translator and the Chinese to English translator, so a whole sentence containing 一如既往 will read it the same way this page does.

Character by character

一如既往 is written with 4 characters. Chinese words are usually easier to remember once you can see what each part contributes.

One (single)
Be as (be like - similar to - if - comply with)
Already (since)
wǎng / wàng
Towards (to go - past - previous); Bound for

How to write 一如既往

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Questions about 一如既往

What does 一如既往 mean in English?

一如既往 is pronounced yīrújìwǎng and means Just as before (similar to the past).

How do you pronounce 一如既往?

一如既往 is yīrújìwǎng in pinyin — written yirujiwang without tone marks. Press the audio button on this page to hear it spoken by a native voice.

What are the characters in 一如既往?

一如既往 is written with 4 characters: 一 (yī) One (single), 如 (rú) Be as (be like - similar to - if - comply with), 既 (jì) Already (since), 往 (wǎng / wàng) Towards (to go - past - previous); Bound for. Knowing the parts is usually how the whole word becomes memorable.

Is 一如既往 an HSK word?

Yes — 一如既往 is on the official HSK 6 vocabulary list. You can study it with the rest of that list on the HSK 6 page.

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