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大有可为

Word · IdiomTraditional大有可為

have bright prospects; much can be accomplished; well worth doing

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Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

idiom

to have great prospects; to be well worth doing; to offer ample scope for one's abilities

literary

Used to describe fields, careers, projects, or situations that possess significant potential for success and development. Often carries a positive, encouraging tone.

Rén人
gōng工
zhì智
néng能
shì是
yī一
gè个
dà大
yǒu有
kě可
wéi为
de的
lǐng领
yù域
 。

Artificial intelligence is a field with great prospects.

Xī西
bù部
dì地
qū区
suī虽
rán然
zàn暂
shí时
luò落
hòu后
 ,
dàn但
dà大
yǒu有
kě可
wéi为
 。

Although the western region is currently underdeveloped, it has enormous potential.

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Tā他
rèn认
wéi为
xīn新
néng能
yuán源
qì汽
chē车
háng行
yè业
dà大
yǒu有
kě可
wéi为
 ,
yú于
shì是
jué决
dìng定
tóu投
zī资
 。

He believes the new energy vehicle industry has bright prospects, so he decided to invest.

Duì对
yú于
yǒu有
zhì志
qīng青
nián年
lái来
shuō说
 ,
nóng农
cūn村
shì是
dà大
yǒu有
kě可
wéi为
de的
guǎng广
kuò阔
tiān天
dì地
 。

For ambitious young people, the countryside is a vast world where much can be accomplished.