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ability

/əˈbɪl.ə.ti/

Traduction: Nom désignant la capacité, le savoir-faire ou la possibilité de faire quelque chose.

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noun

/əˈbɪl.ə.ti/A2formal
  • frNom désignant la capacité, le savoir-faire ou la possibilité de faire quelque chose.

A noun referring to the power, skill, or capacity to do something.

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  1. Capacity to do somethingA2formal

    The power or skill to do something.

    frCapacité à faire quelque chose

    • She has the ability to learn languages quickly.
    • His ability to solve complex problems is impressive.
    • Children develop new abilities every year.

    Synonymesaptitudecapabilitycapacitycompetencefacultyproficiencyskilltalent

    Antonymesinabilityincapacityincompetenceineptitudeineptness

  2. Talent or skillA2formal

    A natural or acquired talent for doing something well.

    frTalent ou compétence

    • He showed great ability in mathematics.
    • Her artistic ability surprised everyone.
    • The job requires specific technical abilities.

    Synonymesaptitudecapabilitycompetenceexpertisefacilitygiftknackproficiencyskilltalent

    Antonymesinabilityincapacityincompetenceineptitudeineptnessunskillfulness

  3. Mental or physical powerB1formal

    The physical or mental power to perform an action.

    frCapacité physique ou mentale

    • Despite his injury, he still has the ability to walk.
    • The test measures your cognitive abilities.
    • She lost the ability to speak after the stroke.

    Synonymesaptitudecapabilitycapacitycompetencefacultypowerproficiencyskilltalentwherewithal

    Antonymesinabilityincapacity

Formes
  • abilities plural form
  • abilities' possessive plural form
  • ability's possessive singular form
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