transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈkā-pə-bəl, in rapid speech ]
ˈkāp-bəl adjective
Etymology: Middle French or Late Latin; Middle French capable, from Late Latin capabilis, irregular from Latin capere to take — more at heave
Date: 1579
1. : susceptible
a remark capable of being misunderstood
2. obsolete : comprehensive
3. : having attributes (as physical or mental power) required for performance or accomplishment
is capable of intense concentration
4. : having traits conducive to or features permitting
this woman is capable of murder by violence — Robert Graves
an outer coat of light color capable of reflecting solar heat — Current Biography
5. : having legal right to own, enjoy, or perform
6. : having or showing general efficiency and ability
a capable lawyer
a capable performance
• ca·pa·ble·ness ˈkā-pə-bəl-nəs noun
• ca·pa·bly -pə-blē adverb