tap potential; realize latent capacity
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Meanings
1 sense · 4 examplesverb
to tap potential; to dig out latent potential; to realize hidden capabilities
Commonly used in business, management, and economic contexts to describe maximizing the use of existing resources, capabilities, or efficiency improvements rather than seeking new external inputs.
Qǐ企
yè业
yào要
tōng通
guò过
jì技
shù术
gǎi改
zào造
lái来
wā挖
qián潜
zēng增
xiào效
。
Enterprises need to tap potential and increase efficiency through technological transformation.
Wǒ我
men们
yào要
zài在
xiàn现
yǒu有
shè设
bèi备
shàng上
wā挖
qián潜
，
ér而
bù不
shì是
máng盲
mù目
gòu购
zhì置
xīn新
shè设
bèi备
。
We need to tap potential from existing equipment rather than blindly purchasing new equipment.
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Wā挖
qián潜
gé革
xīn新
shì是
tí提
gāo高
xiào效
lǜ率
de的
zhòng重
yào要
tú途
jìng径
。
Tapping potential and innovating are important ways to improve efficiency.
Zhè这
wèi位
jiào教
liàn练
shàn善
yú于
wā挖
qián潜
，
néng能
bǎ把
pǔ普
tōng通
duì队
yuán员
xùn训
liàn练
chéng成
guàn冠
jūn军
。
This coach is good at tapping potential and can train ordinary players into champions.