| | can / to be able to / might possibly / ability / (physics) energy | HSK 1 |
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| | gas; air / smell / weather / to make angry; to annoy; to get angry / vital energy; qi | HSK 2 |
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| | to pay; to expend; to invest (energy or time) | HSK 4 |
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| | energy | HSK 4 |
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| | energy / capabilities | HSK 5 |
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| | energy / vitality / vigor / vital force | HSK 5 |
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| | god; deity / supernatural; magical; mysterious / spirit; mind; energy / lively; expressive / look; expression / (coll.) awesome; amazing | HSK 5 |
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| | to conserve energy; to minimize energy consumption | HSK 6 |
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| | essence / extract / vitality / energy / semen / sperm / mythical goblin spirit / highly perfected / elite / the pick of sth / proficient (refined ability) / extremely (fine) / selected rice (archaic) | HSK 6 |
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| | to throw oneself at / to pounce on / to devote one's energies / to flap / to flutter / to dab / to pat / to bend over | HSK 6 |
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| | solar energy | HSK 6 |
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| | energy sources; energy | HSK 7-9 |
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| | energy consumption | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to entrust (to sb) / to place (one's hope, energy etc) in / a thing in which one invests (one's hope, energy etc) | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to concentrate; to condense / (nuclear energy) to enrich / espresso coffee (abbr. for 意式濃縮咖啡｜意式浓缩咖啡) | HSK 7-9 |
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| | in a spurt of energy | HSK 7-9 |
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| | nuclear energy | HSK 7-9 |
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| | full of youthful energy (idiom); vigorous / energetic / a bright spark | HSK 7-9 |
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| | positive energy / positivity | HSK 7-9 |
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| | (banking) to overdraw / to take out an overdraft / an overdraft / to overspend (i.e. expenditure in excess of revenue) / (old) to draw one's wage in advance / (fig.) to exhaust (one's enthusiasm, energy etc) / to damage a natural resource through overuse | HSK 7-9 |
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| | Lipovitan (energy drink) | |
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| | to consume energy | |
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| | to store energy (esp. in batteries, fuel cells etc) | |
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| | Red Bull (energy drink) | |
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| | light energy (e.g. solar) | |
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| | kinetic energy | |
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| | high energy | |
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| | emergency exposure (nuclear energy) | |
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| | heat energy | |
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| | internal energy | |
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| | potential energy | |
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| | total energy | |
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| | to put in time and energy / to concentrate one's efforts | |
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| | to throw one's energies (into an activity) / to invest one's emotions (in sth) / to bet / betting | |
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| | energy channels / meridian (TCM) / (dialect) trick / tactic | |
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| | (nuclear energy) spent fuel | |
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| | scientific law (e.g. law of conservation of energy) / (in human affairs) a generalization based on observation (e.g. "power corrupts") | |
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| | (astronomy) dark energy | |
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| | electrical energy | |
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| | conservation (e.g. of energy, momentum or heat in physics) / to remain constant (of a number) | |
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| | evil influence / unhealthy trend / (a person's) evil air / aura of wickedness / (TCM) pathogenic energy (opposite: 正氣｜正气, vital energy) | |
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| | radiation energy (e.g. solar) | |
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| | opposition between vital energy 正氣｜正气 and pathogeny 邪氣｜邪气 (TCM) | |
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| | internal friction / internal dissipation of energy (in mechanics) / fig. waste or discord within an organization | |
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| | spirit trembling with excitement (idiom); in high spirits / lively and full of enthusiasm / full of energy / con brio | |
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| | low consumption (energy, fuel etc) | |
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| | energy to continue after the initial phase of an activity / delayed effect | |
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| | to waste (one's energy etc) | |
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| | qigong, a traditional Chinese system of cultivating vital energy 氣｜气 through coordinated breathing, movement and meditation | |
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| | to commit one's energy to / to devote oneself to / to sacrifice one's life for / (coll.) (of a woman) to give one's virginity to | |
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| | to waste (one's breath, one's energy etc) / to try in vain | |
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| | renewable energy source | |
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| | energy left over (to do sth else) | |
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| | energy efficiency | |
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| | to pour or inject (a liquid or substance) into sth / (fig.) to concentrate (one's energy, spirit etc) on sth / (medicine) to perfuse | |
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| | free enthalpy (thermodynamics) / Gibbs free energy | |
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| | Mohamed ElBaradei (1942–), Director of International Atomic Energy Agency 1997–2009 and Nobel Peace Prize laureate | |
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| | sensible enthalpy (thermodynamics) / energy required to go from one state to another | |
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| | conservation of energy (physics) | |
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| | atomic energy | |
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| | pampered and lazy; indolent / without energy | |
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| | healthy atmosphere; moral spirit / unyielding integrity; probity / (TCM) vital energy (resistance to diseases) | |
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| | to wait for action after having accumulated power, energy etc | |
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| | International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) | |
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| | mechanical energy | |
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| | energy drink | |
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| | negative energy / negativity | |
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| | an excess of heat caused by a deficiency in Yin energy (idiom) | |
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| | high energy (physics) | |
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| | hydrogen energy (energy derived from using hydrogen as a fuel) | |
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| | energy metabolism | |
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| | anabolism (biology) / constructive metabolism (using energy to make proteins etc) / assimilation | |
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| | zero-point energy (quantum mechanical vacuum effect) | |
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| | energy shortage | |
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| | assimilation / anabolism (biology) / constructive metabolism (using energy to make proteins etc) | |
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| | Nikola Tesla (1856–1943), Serbian inventor and engineer / Tesla, an American electric vehicle and clean energy company | |
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| | Max Planck (1858-1947), German physicist who first postulated quantization of energy | |
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| | to spare no effort / to devote all one's energies | |
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| | mega electron volt (MeV) (unit of energy equal to 1.6 x 10⁻¹³ joules) | |
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| | pathogeny (cause of disease) in TCM / as opposed to vital energy 正氣｜正气 | |
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| | (slang) Something awesome is about to happen! (originally, in a Japanese space battleship anime, it meant "Danger! High energy up ahead!" — a warning to either prepare for battle or take evasive action) | |
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| | giga electron volt GeV (unit of energy equal to 1.6 x 10⁻¹⁰ joules) | |
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| | geothermal energy | |
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| | term in TCM describing the progress of disease as an opposition between vital energy 正氣｜正气 and pathogeny 邪氣｜邪气 | |
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| | high energy particle | |
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| | China Atomic Energy Agency (CAEA) | |
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| | (nuclear energy) spent fuel rods | |
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| | strength / energy / enthusiasm / spirit / mood / expression / interest / CL: 把 / Taiwan pr. [jing4] | |
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| | chemical energy | |
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| | (coll.) to get enthusiastic; to put in all one's energy | |
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| | joy depresses one's qi vital breath / an excess of joy may lead to sluggishness of vital energy (TCM) | |
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| | Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute | |
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| | strength / energy / vigor / talent | |
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| | ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC) | |
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| | tidal power / tidal energy | |
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| | bio-energy | |
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| | node (center of energy) / acupuncture point / Chakra | |
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| | the three energies of Chinese medicine: 精, 氣｜气, and 神 | |
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| | US Department of Energy (DOE) | |
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| | energy crisis | |
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