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capacitate

/kəˈpæs.ɪ.teɪt/

الترجمة: فعل يعني جعل الشخص قادرًا أو تمكينه أو تأهيله لأداء مهمة أو دور معين، وكذلك منحه السلطة أو التفويض اللازم لذلك.

مدخل واحد

verb

formalcommonمهجور/kəˈpæs.ɪ.teɪt/

An obsolete verb meaning to make capable or to enable; to qualify or empower someone for a particular task or role.

  • 🌐فعل يعني جعل الشخص قادرًا أو تمكينه أو تأهيله لأداء مهمة أو دور معين، وكذلك منحه السلطة أو التفويض اللازم لذلك.
  1. Make legally capable C2 formal legal

    To qualify or make someone legally competent or authorized to perform a specific act.

    • The court's ruling will capacitate him to act as executor of the estate.
    • New legislation was passed to capacitate citizens to vote by mail.
    • The document serves to capacitate the agent to sign contracts on behalf of the company.

    🌐مَنَحَ الأَهْلِيَّة

    المرادفات: authorizeempowerenableentitlelicensequalifysanctionwarrant

    الأضداد: decertifydisabledisenabledisqualifyincapacitate

  2. Sperm capacitation C2 formal medical

    To cause spermatozoa to undergo the physiological changes necessary to become capable of fertilizing an egg.

    • The laboratory conditions are designed to capacitate the sperm cells.
    • Researchers studied the proteins that capacitate sperm for fertilization.
    • The process to capacitate sperm takes several hours in the female reproductive tract.

    🌐تَمْكِينُ الحَيَواناتِ المَنَوِيَّة

  3. Make capable C2 formal

    To enable or empower someone or something to function or perform effectively.

    • The training program aims to capacitate employees with new skills.
    • Education should capacitate individuals to think critically.
    • Proper resources can capacitate a team to achieve ambitious goals.

    🌐تمكين

    المرادفات: authorizeempowerenableequipfacilitatequalify

    الأضداد: crippledebilitatedisableincapacitateparalyze

  • capacitated past participle
  • capacitated past simple
  • capacitating present participle
  • capacitates third person singular