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为 (wèi) introduces a purpose or reason, meaning 'in order to' or 'for the purpose of'. It's more formal than 为了 and commonly used in written Chinese.
"为进一步提振股市,韩国国会2月25日通过一项历经长期争论的法律修订案"
被 (bèi) marks passive constructions where the subject receives the action. Common in formal writing to emphasize what happened to the subject.
"全球支付霸主要被卖了"
由 (yóu) indicates the agent or doer in passive-like constructions, meaning 'by' or 'through'. Often used to show who performs an action or provides a service.
"本站由阿里云提供计算与安全服务"
必须 (bìxū) expresses strong obligation or necessity, meaning 'must' or 'have to'. Stronger than 应该 and used for requirements or rules.
"新回购的库存股必须在一年内注销"
"现有库存股必须在18个月内注销"
让 (ràng) is a causative verb meaning 'to let/allow/make someone do something'. It shows that the subject causes or enables the object to perform an action.
"36氪APP让一部分人先看到未来"
of; ~'s (possessive particle)
first
property or cash held in reserve; stock; inventory
hour
classifier for bands of people, gangs etc
monthly
to cancel; to annul; to deregister
(used with 得[de2] or 不[bu4] after a verb to express (im)possibility, as in 忘不了[wang4 bu5 liao3] "cannot forget")
to give
artificial intelligence (AI)
his
sun
correct; right; true
Europe (abbr. for 歐羅巴洲|欧罗巴洲[Ou1 luo2 ba1 Zhou1])
used in 自個兒|自个儿[zi4 ge3 r5]
CL:副[fu4]
(used before a verb to indicate an action in progress)
to halt
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