able
সক্ষম
definition
adjective
he was able to read Greek at the age of eight
having the power, skill, means, or opportunity to do something.
the dancers were technically very able
having considerable skill, proficiency, or intelligence.
translation of 'able'
যোগ্য,
বিচক্ষণ,
গুণী
adjective
ক্ষমতাশালী,
কর্মণ্য,
দক্ষ,
ক্ষমতাবান্,
প্রতিভাসম্পন্ন,
শক্তিমান্,
সমর্থ,
লায়েক,
প্রতিভাধর,
সক্রিয়,
সক্ষম,
পটু,
যোগ্য,
প্রতিভাশালী,
শক্ত,
ক্ষম
example
This will encourage children to work hard to improve in areas where they are less 'able' .
I hope you will be 'able' to take a few moments to read the following and to add your name to it.
Participants do not need to be 'able' to read music or to have sung with a choir before.
We have had a really hard year and I would have never been 'able' to afford to pay for it.
They have roots in the area yet are worried they may not be 'able' to afford to return to it.
They will be 'able' to travel on one of the club's two yachts and its fleet of private jets.
When you add in council tax and other bills we know we wouldn't be 'able' to afford that.
She was 'able' to break free and punch one of the men when two passersby came to her aid.
I saw this movie on t.v. years and years ago and have yet to be 'able' to find it in a video store.
she's very 'able'
The dog is 'able' to hear the owner through the speaker on the phone and can bark in response.
You need to have a strong squad to be 'able' to compete in the top half of the Premiership.
The morning journey was relaxing and I was 'able' to read a lot that will help me at work.
Even as she got older and became physically less 'able' , she was still as sharp as a button.
Mark has just started to be 'able' to take a few steps but will never have full mobility again.
They are allowed one magazine and they might be 'able' to earn the right to have a book.
I'll be there as soon as I'm 'able'
It is one thing to be granted powers, it is another to be 'able' to use them effectively.
we'll help you as much as we're 'able'
They do not trust the sites as genuine and do not like not being 'able' to see what they are buying.
she's 'able' to use the new system
The translation was made by an array of the most 'able' scholars and poets of the time.
It seems just wonderful to be 'able' to take pictures of anything you want and post it.
The country needs more 'able' , less ideologically warped people in charge.
It is not known if any of the riders will be 'able' to compete at the top level again.
are you 'able' to help?
So the limelight was off us a bit and we were 'able' to prepare quietly and save our best for last.
to be 'able' to pay for sth
Born into a noble family, Neroccio was one of the most 'able' artists of late 15th-century Siena.
He may not have been 'able' to afford the art at the galleries but he met the people who could.
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