No. 65 in Chinese
行
"行" means "to go," "to walk," "to travel," or "OK."
In a sentence
这件事情由你来处理，行吗？
Could you take care of this matter? Is that okay?
'行' here means 'okay' or 'acceptable', used to seek confirmation or agreement.
她在学校的所有课程中都表现得很行。
She excels in all her courses at school.
'行' in this sentence means 'competent' or 'skilled', describing someone's abilities in a context.
这条路不通，我们另找一条能行的路。
This road is blocked; we'll find another passable route.
'行' here refers to 'passable' or 'workable', indicating functionality or usability.
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