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可以了

kěyǐ le
phrase★Intermediate— that's enough
informal

Used to indicate that something is sufficient or that an action should stop.

别再问了,可以了。

Stop asking, that's enough.

你已经做得很好了,可以了。

You've done very well, that's enough.

💡

Often used to politely stop someone from doing something or to express satisfaction.

Collocations

可以了吗is that enough可以了吧that should be enough

Synonyms

够了行了

Antonyms

还不够还没完

Related Phrases

别再问了,可以了phrase
stop asking, that's enough
你已经做得很好了,可以了phrase
you've done very well, that's enough

💡Pro Tip

Politeness

This phrase is often used to politely stop someone from doing something without sounding harsh.

⚡Gold Rule

Context Matters

The tone can vary from polite to slightly impatient depending on context and intonation.

📖Word Origin

Combination of 可以 (can, may) and 了 (particle indicating completion or change of state).

📝Usage Notes

Commonly used in everyday conversations to indicate sufficiency or to politely stop an action.

Word Breakdown

可以
can, may
root
+
了
particle indicating completion or change of state
suffix
汉英词典

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