ca·pa·bil·ity [ˌkeɪpəˈbɪləti] SUST.
1. capability no pl. (ability):
2. capability MILIT.:
- capability
- moč f
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It is important to know the law, and understand what the police can get service providers to do and what their capabilities are.
en.wikipedia.org The costs and infrastructure needed to manage these large scale, two-pronged projects are great, and beyond the capabilities of most cities.
en.wikipedia.org These models are built with the capabilities to keep several people on sea relaxing for days on end with family and friends.
en.wikipedia.org The subsequent reduction in the number of herbivores confers a fitness benefit to the plant and demonstrates the indirect defensive capabilities of semiochemicals.
en.wikipedia.org They are lightly armed with limited self-defense capabilities.
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