capable
సామర్థ్యం
definition
adjective
I'm quite capable of taking care of myself
having the ability, fitness, or quality necessary to do or achieve a specified thing.
she looked enthusiastic and capable
able to achieve efficiently whatever one has to do; competent.
translation of 'capable'
తగిన శక్తి కలిగిన,
సమర్థత కలిగిన
example
For a second time in the game Leigh showed how 'capable' they were of springing from defence into attack.
At IPC she proved a 'capable' chief executive and did not shy away from the tough decisions.
Although I was still technically still quite 'capable' , the job became more difficult for me.
The ladies are definitely 'capable' but we will have to wait and see what happens.
I feel better and more 'capable' , and more attractive now than I have ever felt in my life.
He misses the final as he is on holiday but leaves the team's fortunes in the 'capable' hands of Simon Barker.
I did not know her name, but only saw her in passing; a swift and 'capable' woman flitting about.
All credit to Wigan, they played well today and they are a very 'capable' team.
Teams of highly trained and 'capable' engineers were recruited into the railway industry.
Even the most 'capable' biographers stray when they dabble in Freudian psycho-waffle.
It was fortunate that, in its hour of need, the country was able to call upon so 'capable' a man.
What is good is that England now strive not just to win but to play the cricket of which they know themselves 'capable' .
Thompson won't accept that Celtic are any less 'capable' a side despite the absence of Larsson.
Only here and there did the Aberdonian produce anything like the form of which he is obviously 'capable' .
The solicitor, a very nice and 'capable' young woman, agreed that this was wrong.
He was a very 'capable' surgeon and able to undertake all duties with skill and caring.
Our brave new world would be a meritocracy, where people who are 'capable' do the jobs.
It's long enough and there are plenty of 'capable' people to take on the leadership.
The play is in the 'capable' directorial hands of Sir Peter Hall and also stars Janet Suzman.
The boxes are packed and the house cleared and put into the 'capable' hands of a local real estate agent.
The evidence is that some boys are failing to achieve the results of which they are 'capable' .
The man is extremely 'capable' and cooks, cleans and does all his own washing and ironing.
All in all, he proved a 'capable' Chairman, handling staff on both sides of the Irish Sea with aplomb.
We've proved 'capable' in the past of coming from behind and we've handled the heat.
He was in fact a highly 'capable' student and so was well able to complete his tasks ahead of others.
I think we all felt we were a good side but not in our wildest drams did we think we were 'capable of' what we have achieved.
Actually I used to stand around a bit in the classroom while she and several other women got on perfectly 'capably' with printmaking, but we can pretend I was teaching, can't we?
The conference was 'capably' organised by the Casino Family History Group and included an impressive list of speakers.
The article 'capably' introduces the subject of the glaring lack of intellectual diversity on elite American college campuses.
A woman of great independence and strength of character, she took justifiable pride in her ability to live alone and to cope so 'capably' with life.
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