可以说服 (kěyǐ shuōfú - can convince)
Grammar & Usage
How it works
This phrase is formed by '可以' (kěyǐ), meaning 'can' or 'able to', followed by the verb '说服' (shuōfú), meaning 'to convince' or 'to persuade'. It indicates the capability or possibility of convincing someone or being convinced. The structure is typically [Subject] + 可以说服 + [Object].
Sample sentences
我相信他可以说服老板接受这个方案。
I believe he can convince the boss to accept this proposal.
我的论点很充分，应该可以说服评委。
My arguments are very sufficient, and should be able to convince the judges.
他很固执，恐怕没有人可以说服他。
He is very stubborn, I'm afraid no one can convince him.
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Example
我相信他可以说服老板接受这个方案。
I believe he can convince the boss to accept this proposal.
我的论点很充分，应该可以说服评委。
My arguments are very sufficient, and should be able to convince the judges.
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