關於Capable的意思和用法的提問

A: Thank you very much

A: being able to

A: It means “to be able”
Example- she is capable of running quickly

A: Capable of doing something means you can do something. You are able to do it.

A: 能够作为 ( my Chinese isn't good but I guess I write it well ~ ~ ~)

A: "Capable" means:
• being able to perform well or
• having the ability/guts to do something.

For example:
1. "He is capable of speaking english fluently."
2. "He is capable of doing his daily tasks."
3. "I have no idea what he's capable of."
4. "Not everybody is as capable as you."
5. "This car is capable enough to jump three elephants!"

A: "capable" means someone or something can "perform well" or "has the ability" to do task.

1.He is capable of speaking english fluently.
2. He is capable of doing his daily task.
3. Your phone is capable of _____.

A: I am not capable of jumping that hurdle.

I am not capable of running a mile.

A: I am no longer capable of communicating in LINE because I got a new phone number.

She's no longer capable of watching war movies after she spent time in the army in Iraq.

The company is no longer capable of supporting its employees.

A: @Geraldo28
"Capable" also feels more stronger of a word.

"He is capable of winning the championship."
"I am capable of things you could never even dream of." (sounds psychopathic)
"Are you able to do the laundry today?"
"He is a very capable person."
"He is able-bodied."
"I am able to do anything you ask me to."
"I am capable of doing anything you ask me to." (sounds arrogant)
"I am able to speak 10 languages."
"He is capable of murder."
"They are capable of building nukes."

A: They are both conveying the same intent or ability.

"I am capable of running 100 meters in 13 seconds"
"I am able to run 100 meters in 13 seconds"

however, as English is confusing, able can also be used as such...

"He had an able body and mind"
meaning his body and mind were fine/capable. Fundamentally they mean the same thing.

A: I am able to is followed by a verb.
e.g I am able to sing, I am able to dance

I am capable of is slighlty different its more specific. Followed by of
I am capable of anything
i am capable of stealing

A: "I'm capable of speaking English and Japanese"
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"I'm able to speak English and Japanese"
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"I can speak English and Japanese"
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They all mean the same thing, but saying is "I can" is more informal and simpler

A: Capable means that you are able and willing to do something.

Skillful means you have practiced something or have certain skills that may be useful or are impressive.

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A: Capable of