關於Incapable的意思和用法的提問

A: not being able to focus your attention on something

A: "unable to do".
Example: "John's injury resulted in him being incapable of running."
It can also refer to someone who isn't good enough for a position/at a skill.
"Donald was seen as an incapable leader to his lack of knowledge and experience."

A: I am incapable of answering this question.
He is incapable of going tomorrow.
We are incapable of finding our own way.

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A: Incapable - not able to do because of lack of skill or ability

Inadequate - not have enough supplies or not good enough

A: “Some people are incapable of doing that” - you physically can’t and don’t have the capacity to do something

“I cannot do that” - you can’t do something but it doesn’t mean you’re incapable of doing it

And “unable” means you aren’t able to do it cause you don’t have the ability

A: Easy, I shall give you an example - incapable of pooping (when you really cannot poop) or unable to poop ( as if you didn’t have an anus) hope this helps! 👍

A: They are often the same. Unable is used more often to describe the present; incapable is used more often to describe a permanent situation or a future possibility.

She is unable to play such a difficult piece of music, but she is capable of learning it.

The same distinction exists for “able” and “capable:”

This technology is able to remove carbon from the atmosphere. It is capable of reversing climate change.

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