The word **即可** is formed by combining two distinct grammatical particles: **即**, which means "then," "that is," or "immediately," indicating a logical consequence or a condition being met; and **可**, which means "can" or "may," expressing possibility or permission. When fused, they create a compound that functions as an adverbial phrase meaning "then it can be done," "that will suffice," or "just... then it's okay." It succinctly expresses that upon fulfilling a simple preceding condition (introduced by **即**), the desired or permissible result (**可**) follows directly, often used in instructional or procedural contexts, as in "单击此处即可" (Click here and it's done).