可想而知 (kě xiǎng ér zhī): It's not hard to imagine / one can well imagine — Meaning & Stroke Order

He studies ten hours every day, so it's easy to imagine that he will do well on the exam.

He doesn't even know the most basic polite expressions; one can well imagine how poor his social skills are.

In such fierce market competition, it's not hard to imagine the situation this small company is in.

The budget for this project was cut in half, so it's easy to imagine that it will be difficult to complete.

He stayed up for three consecutive nights for this project; can you imagine how hard it was?

Upon learning that years of his efforts had come to nothing, one can well imagine the disappointment and frustration in his heart.

The company has been losing money for three consecutive years, and employee morale is low, so it's easy to imagine that the management is under tremendous pressure.

Seeing that staggering number on the bill, it's not hard to imagine my financial pressure next month.