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]].

insufficient in quantity, quality, or degree; inadequate; not good enough; (as an adverb) failing to reach a certain degree or standard

to reach the required or necessary amount or degree; to be sufficient

to have enough to use; to be adequate or sufficient for the task at hand

colloquial description of a situation that is extremely serious or difficult to endure; unbearable; terrible; awful

To meet a required standard or condition; qualified; up to par; presentable.

to have had enough of something; to be fed up with; to have had one's fill of

to be unable to reach something despite stretching or straining; by extension, to be far from reaching a goal or standard

(colloquial) reaching a high standard; splendid; wonderful; delightful

deserve to be called a true friend; to fulfill the duties or expectations of a friend; often used as a compliment for being loyal or helpful

not playing fair or being a bad friend; showing a lack of loyalty or consideration for others

having a strong, authentic, or satisfying taste; flavorful; just right

only just enough to meet a requirement; only enough; just enough

To lack the necessary level or standards; to not be good enough for a specific requirement.

strong or powerful in taste, strength, or impact; reaching a high degree of intensity

to make enough money to cover the cost; to not lose money in business or gambling

To be good enough to be regarded as; to meet the standard expected of or to be qualified for something.

powerful or strong in taste, strength, or effect; having a lot of kick

to have just the right flavor or style; to reach a high standard that is satisfying or impressive

to reach the required amount or number; to have sufficient quantity

to reach something with one's hand; to be high enough to reach; to attain an objective

unbearable; terrible; (colloquial) more than one can stand; unlikely to happen

(colloquial) used to describe something that is quite extreme or reaches an intense level

quite enough; plenty; ample; more than sufficient; used in spoken language to describe having enough of something to meet a need

to have significant influence or prestige such that others follow one's lead or respect one's standing

to have a friendship deep enough to count on one another or exert influence; to deserve to be called a true friend

to be unable to; cannot

To be fed up with something; to have reached the limit of one's patience or endurance.

sufficient for only a specific limited amount or purpose

only able to; to have no other choice but to; can only

to be quite an ordeal; to be difficult to endure or tolerate

up to standard or meeting the requirements for a certain position or task

to have just enough income to cover basic living expenses; to be just enough to live on

to be eager for; to long for; to look forward to something happening

very; extremely; particularly. Used to emphasize a high degree or state, common in colloquial speech.

not enough yet; still not sufficient