英语词汇“capability”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

capability

/keɪpəˈbɪlɪti

noun (plural capabilities) (often capability of doing/to do something)

1The power or ability to do something: he had an intuitive capability of bringing the best out in people the company’s capability to increase productivity...

This would serve to strengthen the range of the product on offer, thereby increasing the capability to capture a wider market.
No other nation has such an impressive capability to project power and influence.
The market power resides in the capability to give less and charge more.

Synonyms

ability, capacity, power, potential, potentiality;

competence, proficiency, accomplishment, adeptness, aptitude, aptness, faculty, experience, skill, skilfulness, talent, flair;

cleverness, intelligence;

gift, strong point, forte, knack

informal know-how

1.1 (often capabilities) The extent of someone’s or something’s ability: the job is beyond my capabilities...

In effect, Gua acted like a human child to the extent of her physical capabilities.
Some drivers are afraid to drive the car to the full extent of its capabilities.
Symes showed the extent of his capabilities in the club's biggest game in its recent history.

1.2A facility on a computer for performing a specified task: a graphics capability...

A software feature is a capability for completing a certain task that has been designed into a system.
Though smaller, the chip sports better graphics capabilities and performance.
No real computer possesses greater problem-solving capability than that of Turing's idealized machine.

1.3Forces or resources giving a country the ability to undertake a particular kind of military action: their nuclear weapons capability...

Typically, operational centers of gravity are military capabilities or forces.
The author cites an absence of Baltic military capability as another NATO obstacle.
They also need to understand how military capability is empirically related to the functionality of systems.

单词	capability
释义	capability /keɪpəˈbɪlɪti / noun (plural capabilities) (often capability of doing/to do something) 1The power or ability to do something: he had an intuitive capability of bringing the best out in people the company’s capability to increase productivity... This would serve to strengthen the range of the product on offer, thereby increasing the capability to capture a wider market. No other nation has such an impressive capability to project power and influence. The market power resides in the capability to give less and charge more. Synonyms ability, capacity, power, potential, potentiality; competence, proficiency, accomplishment, adeptness, aptitude, aptness, faculty, experience, skill, skilfulness, talent, flair; cleverness, intelligence; gift, strong point, forte, knack informal know-how 1.1 (often capabilities) The extent of someone’s or something’s ability: the job is beyond my capabilities... In effect, Gua acted like a human child to the extent of her physical capabilities. Some drivers are afraid to drive the car to the full extent of its capabilities. Symes showed the extent of his capabilities in the club's biggest game in its recent history. 1.2A facility on a computer for performing a specified task: a graphics capability... A software feature is a capability for completing a certain task that has been designed into a system. Though smaller, the chip sports better graphics capabilities and performance. No real computer possesses greater problem-solving capability than that of Turing's idealized machine. 1.3Forces or resources giving a country the ability to undertake a particular kind of military action: their nuclear weapons capability... Typically, operational centers of gravity are military capabilities or forces. The author cites an absence of Baltic military capability as another NATO obstacle. They also need to understand how military capability is empirically related to the functionality of systems.
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