ability; capacity; competence to perform a task or achieve a result

to make a great effort; to try hard; to exert oneself

mental or emotional strain; overwhelming force or burden from circumstances or power

abstract capability, force, or influence; ability to achieve an end

actual strength; a person's or organization's real power or capability

The degree of force, vigor, or intensity applied to an action, task, or initiative (often used in the context of policy or enforcement)

The motivation or impetus that pushes a person or a project forward; dynamic force

energetically; vigorously; with great effort

to strive one's hardest or do all one can

political or state power; coercive force

a sweet food made from roasted and ground cacao seeds, usually sweetened and flavored; also written as [[朱古力|朱古力|zhu1 gu3 li4]]

electric power or energy produced by a generator or used to perform work

the primary strength or core part of a group, such as the main body of an army or the star players on a team

violence; brute force

competitive strength; the ability to compete effectively against others

glamor; fascination; charisma; the power to attract or enchant others; (of a person) charming

latent capacity; a person's or thing's hidden power or ability that has not yet been fully used or developed

vitality; energy; vigor; life force

powerful; forceful; vigorous; strong

influence; impact; the power to produce an effect on someone or something

attention; the mental energy or focus directed toward a specific thing

the entirety of one's power or energy; full strength

labor force; workforce; manpower

power; influence; a social, political, or military force

energy; vigor; mental and physical strength

productive force; production capability or efficiency

intelligence; intellect; the mental capacity to understand things and solve problems

physical force that opposes the motion of an object; drag

to have no energy; to feel weak in the body; to be physically exhausted

To do all one can to achieve something; to strive for; to vie for.

to be able; to have the ability to do something

(idiom) powerless to do anything; helpless; incapable of helping or influencing a situation

attractiveness; appeal; the power to draw interest or attention

to exert oneself physically; to use physical strength or effort

human labor or physical strength used in production

physical strength; effort

physical power; physical strength; the energy required for physical activity

formidable power; might; destructive force; military force

To put all of one's efforts into a particular task, goal, or cause

To put effort into something; to try really hard; to exert one's strength or abilities toward a goal.

vision; sight; visual acuity

labor force with productive capacity available to an enterprise or organization, typically referring to the population between 15 and 65 years of age

mysterious or supernatural power; a spell

attained skill; craftsmanship; competence or depth of one's training

fighting strength or combat capacity of a military unit; also used figuratively to describe the ability of a person or organization to work efficiently and achieve goals

strong; powerful; characterized by great force or might

military strength; armed forces; troops; includes personnel quality, quantity, and equipment

financial resources; financial capacity or strength

to make every effort to achieve a result or goal