英和和英

名詞

can-do-ness (uncountable)

1. (informal) Confidence or willingness to get something done.
   • 2015, Anne Kreamer, Risk/Reward:

     Brian applied that can-do-ness in the way he rigorously studied ice cream to turn himself from a total amateur into a professional.

   • 2019, Andrew Herman, The better Angels Of Capitalism:

     As a description of the praxeology of philanthropy, Norris's statement practically oozes know-how and Spivak's can-do-ness.