maybe; perhaps; might; used before a verb or adjective to indicate an estimation of probability

To be unable to; to be incapable of doing something due to external circumstances or lack of ability

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

to be capable of; to be able to; can. Often used before other verbs to indicate ability, possibility, or permission. Same as [[能|能|neng2]].

function; capability; effectiveness

Used to show that a specific condition must be met before something else can happen, often following [[只有|只有|zhi3 you3]], meaning "only then can..." or "only if...".

can only; to be obliged to do something because there is no other choice

not able to occur or be done; unreal

the function, capacity, or performance of a machine or system

energy; energy sources

whether one is able to or not; can or cannot; is it possible

technical ability; mastery of a skill or technique; specialized proficiency

to fail to; to be unable to; has not yet been able to

phrase used to ask if something is possible or if someone is able to do something

the quality of being possible; probability; likelihood

The inherent function, role, or duties that an organization, department, or individual in a specific position is expected to perform

energy in the physical sense, such as mechanical, electrical, or thermal energy; can be abbreviated as [[能|能|neng2]]

to conserve energy; to minimize energy consumption or be energy-efficient

intelligent; smart; used to describe systems or devices that are automated or capable of processing information

To the best of one's ability; to do everything within one's power to make a possibility a reality.

to be able; to have the ability to do something

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

be forced to; cannot but; must

physical capability or stamina; the ability of the body to perform physical activities, including endurance and speed

instinct; natural faculty or native ability inherited by humans and animals

the quality of having multiple functions

solar energy; radiant energy from the sun that can be converted into heat or electricity

lacking ability, talent, or power; incompetent

all-powerful; having unlimited power or being able to do anything

Canon (the Japanese multinational electronics company)

To be always able to; to be somehow able to; will always find a way to do something

consumption of energy or resources

the specific activity or role of a biological organ or tissue; capacity of a living system

efficiency; effectiveness; the capability or power to produce a desired effect

potential; hidden capability or latent energy that has not yet been fully developed or released

energy released during nuclear fission or fusion, typically used in industry or the military; also called [[核能|核能|he2 neng2]]

ability; capability; skill; talent

Possessing complete or unlimited power; all-powerful; often used in the context of a deity or a sage.

Used in rhetorical questions to express disbelief or impossibility, meaning "how is it possible that" or "how can one".

able; competent; efficient; clever at handling affairs

renewable energy resources based on new technology, such as solar, wind, or geothermal power, developed as alternatives to traditional sources like coal and oil

high performance; high-functioning

The maximum distance at which objects can be clearly seen; the degree of clarity of objects at a distance.

to make intelligent or automated; the process of endowing equipment or systems with human-like intelligence

a person who is highly skilled or proficient in a particular field or task; a master hand

(literary) how could one; how is it possible that; used in rhetorical questions to express that something is impossible or should not be done

the energy that an object has because of its motion; calculated as one half of the mass multiplied by the square of the speed

able to do anything; all-powerful or extremely versatile

designed for or relating to utility rather than decoration; having a functional purpose