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“将” is a formal written marker used to indicate a future action or planned event, similar to “will” or “be going to” in English. It often appears in news, announcements, and formal writing.
"三星集团周三表示，将响应韩国政府主导的节能行动，自愿推行10天车辆轮换限行制度。"
"这项10天轮换制度将于周四起在其所有国内业务中实施。"
“以” is a formal structure meaning “in order to” or “so as to.” It introduces the purpose of an action and is common in written Chinese, especially in official or news language.
"以应对中东局势持续紧张可能导致的能源短缺。"
“根据” means “according to” or “based on.” It is used to show the basis, rule, or standard for an action or decision.
"该计划规定，根据车牌号码的最后一位数字，每十天限制车辆行驶一天。"
“于” is a formal written preposition meaning “at,” “on,” or “in.” It is often used in announcements and news reports to indicate time, place, or scope.
"这项10天轮换制度将于周四起在其所有国内业务中实施。"
"即日起，我司恢复远东至中东地区如下国家的新订舱业务。"
“可能” expresses possibility, meaning “may,” “might,” or “possibly.” It is used before a verb or verb phrase to show that something could happen.
"以应对中东局势持续紧张可能导致的能源短缺。"
(used after an attribute when it modifies a noun)
professional work
within; among; in
expression; manifestation
vehicle
to rotate; to take turns
to use
day
CL:個|个[ge4]
(used before a verb to indicate an action in progress)
according to
CL:個|个[ge4]
to move about
to state
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