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In everyday conversation, 精力 (jīnglì) is commonly used to refer to a person's energy, vigour, and stamina. For example, someone might say "他有很多精力,可以做很多事情" (tā yǒu hěn duō jīnglì, kěyǐ zuò hěn duō shìqíng; He has a lot of energy, and can do a lot of things). It can also be used to contrast with someone who is lacking in energy, such as "他没有精力去做这件事" (tā méiyǒu jīnglì qù zuò zhè jiàn shì; He doesn't have the energy to do this).
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1. 活力 (huólì) - vitality, liveliness, vigor
2. 力量 (lìliàng) - strength, power, force
3. 气力 (qìlì) - physical strength, energy, stamina
4. 精神 (jīngshén) - spirit, energy, vigor
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