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Used to mark the starting point of a time period, meaning “from… onward” or “starting from…”. It is common in formal writing and news reports.
"自当地时间27日零时起全面禁止石脑油出口，以缓解国内石脑油供应紧张状况。"
以 is used before a verb phrase to express purpose, similar to “in order to” or “so as to”. It is especially common in formal and written Chinese.
"自当地时间27日零时起全面禁止石脑油出口，以缓解国内石脑油供应紧张状况。"
"并将通过与专业非营利组织合作，为该地区带来淡水，以减轻水资源负担。"
将 is a formal structure used to introduce the object before explaining what will be done to it. It is common in news, business, and official statements.
"Meta将西得克萨斯AI数据中心投资额提高至100亿美元。"
"这部分产能将全部转供内需市场。"
This pattern indicates a future time point and what will be true or happen by that time. It often appears in plans, goals, and forecasts.
"目标是到2028年该设施投运时实现1吉瓦的装机容量。"
Placed after a noun phrase or clause, 除外 means “except for…” or “with the exception of…”. It is often used in rules, laws, and formal notices.
"已签约订单同样暂停执行，经产业部长官特批的情形除外。"
(used after an attribute when it modifies a noun)
(of a ship) to leave port
just a short while ago
that
(of sth) to indicate; to signify; to show
industrial
moon
time limit
day
to build; to construct; to establish; to develop; to institute
local
abbr. for Israel 以色列[Yi3 se4 lie4]
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