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Used to introduce the source of information, similar to “according to” or “it is learned from…”. It is very common in news reports and formal written Chinese.
"36氪获悉，据小米汽车消息，新一代SU7门把手安全设计100%符合2027年新国标。"
"据小米汽车消息，新一代SU7门把手安全设计100%符合2027年新国标。"
可 is a formal written equivalent of 可以, meaning “can”, “may”, or “be able to”. It is often used in news, technical descriptions, and instructions.
"碰撞后自动解锁，可从车外应急开门。"
"碰撞后仍可正常解锁。"
This pattern means “without needing to do A, one can do B”. 无需 is a formal way to say “no need to”, and 即可 means “then can / then able to”, often used in written Chinese.
"车内无需解锁即可开门。"
将 is a formal written marker often used in news to indicate a planned action or decision. In sentences like “将基准利率维持在3.75%不变”, it introduces what is being handled or decided. “维持在……不变” means “to keep something at a certain level unchanged”.
"9名成员一致投票决定将基准利率维持在3.75%不变。"
"英国央行维持基准利率在3.75%不变。"
以 is a formal written structure meaning “in order to” or “so as to”. It introduces the purpose of an action, especially in official or news language.
"已“做好准备采取行动”，以应对中东冲突可能引发的任何通胀飙升。"
Kangxi radical 159
collision
(attributive) emergency
empress
(old) cunning
(particle used for emphasis) certainly; very
foreign
design; plan
voluntarily
(bound form) to engage in (an activity)
to keep; to maintain; to preserve
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