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“将” is used in formal or written Chinese to introduce the object before the verb, similar to “take / make / put” in English structure. It often appears in news writing and makes the sentence sound more formal.
"将其对西得克萨斯一座在建AI数据中心的投资承诺提高逾六倍"
"并将通过与专业非营利组织合作，为该地区带来淡水"
“到……时” is used to indicate a point in time by which something will happen, or the time when a situation is reached. It is very useful for talking about future plans, deadlines, or expected results.
"目标是到2028年该设施投运时实现1吉瓦的装机容量"
“在……中” means “in” or “during” a process, activity, or situation. In formal Chinese, it is often used to describe something happening during construction, development, discussion, etc.
"一座在建AI数据中心"
"正在埃尔帕索建设的数据中心"
“为” means “for” and introduces the beneficiary, target, or affected group. It is common in both spoken and written Chinese, especially when explaining who receives an action or benefit.
"为电网增加超过5000兆瓦的清洁电力"
"为该地区带来淡水"
“以” in formal writing can mean “in order to” and is used to express purpose. It is more formal than “为了” and often appears in news reports, business writing, and official statements.
"以减轻水资源负担"
(used after an attribute when it modifies a noun)
probably
(of sb) to express; to state; to show
to
to build; to construct; to establish; to develop; to institute
to outstrip
to achieve; to implement; to realize; to bring about
a post; a job
to need; to want; to demand; to require
electrical power
variant of 個|个[ge4]
abbr. for Xinjiang 新疆[Xin1 jiang1]
to organize
variant of 年[nian2]
to undertake to do something
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