- in order to
- because of
- for the sake of
Generated definitions (experimental)
- in order to
- because of
- for the sake of
This meaning indicates the purpose or aim behind an action, showing why something is done.
He studies hard in order to get into a good university.
She attends many training courses in order to find a better job.
This meaning is used to express a reason or cause for a situation or action.
They canceled their travel plans because of bad weather.
We were late because of traffic congestion.
This meaning emphasizes doing something for the benefit or wellbeing of someone or something else.
She works hard for the sake of her family's happiness.
We should reduce plastic use for the sake of protecting the environment.
Generated collocations (experimental)
wèi le为了in order towèi le为了shì yè事业for the sake of one's careerwèi le为了jiā tíng家庭for the sake of the familywèi le为了Hé píng和平for the sake of peacewèi le为了Chéng gōng成功in order to achieve successwèi le为了péng you朋友for the sake of friendswèi le为了gēng更hǎo好in order to be betterwèi le为了wèi lái未来for the sake of the futurewèi le为了shí xiàn实现mèng xiǎng梦想to achieve one's dreamswèi le为了huán jìng环境for the sake of the environmentwèi zhe为着mù biāo目标for the sake of a goal