Pronunciation: /keɪ.pəˈbɪl.ə.ti/
noun the quality or ability to do something
A1 She has the capability to speak two languages.
A2 The new software has the capability to automatically save files.
B1 The team's capability to innovate has led to several successful projects.
B2 The company's research and development department has the capability to create cutting-edge technology.
C1 His leadership capability has been recognized by senior management.
C2 The organization's capability to adapt to market changes is a key factor in its success.
adjective capable of achieving or performing
A1 She has the capability to learn new words quickly.
A2 The robot's capability to perform complex tasks is impressive.
B1 The company is looking for employees with strong problem-solving capabilities.
B2 The new software has the capability to streamline our workflow.
C1 His leadership capabilities have been recognized by senior management.
C2 The team demonstrated their capabilities during the challenging project.
formal The new software update enhances the system's capability to process large amounts of data.
informal I didn't know my phone had the capability to track my daily steps.
slang Dude, that car has some serious capability to go fast!
figurative Her capability to see the bigger picture really sets her apart in the business world.
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