Meaning and Usage
"可行" (kěxíng) means "feasible" or "practicable." It is used to describe plans, ideas, or methods that can be realistically carried out or implemented.
Common Contexts
It often appears in discussions about project plans, technical solutions, or strategies where feasibility is evaluated.
Collocations and Patterns
- 可行方案 (kěxíng fāng'àn): feasible plan or proposal
- 技术上可行 (jìshù shàng kěxíng): technically feasible
- 经济上不可行 (jīngjì shàng bù kěxíng): economically unfeasible
Nuances
Using "可行" implies a positive judgment about the possibility of success, but it often requires context about conditions or limitations. It is more formal and objective than casual expressions like "可以做".
Common Confusion
Do not confuse "可行" with "可以". "可以" means "can" or "may" in a general sense, while "可行" specifically refers to the feasibility or practicality of something.