0 the total amount that can be contained or produced:
The game was watched by a capacity crowd/audience of 50,000 (= the place was completely full).
The generators each have a capacity of (= can produce) 1,000 kilowatts.
The larger cars have bigger capacity engines (= the engines are bigger and more powerful).
All our factories are working at (full) capacity (= are producing goods as fast as possible).
We are running below capacity (= not producing as many goods as we are able to) because of cancelled orders.
1 someone's ability to do a particular thing:
2 a particular position or job:
4 the ability to do something in particular:
5 a particular position or job; a role:
6 the total amount or number of things or people that something can hold:
8 the ability of a person or organization to do something:
9 a particular position or job:
sb's capacity as sth In her capacity as portfolio manager, she has primary responsibility for making day-to-day investment decisions.
The last five years have seen a huge increase in the country's export capacity.
The company has expanded its premises with a new 10,000 sq ft factory and plans to double capacity.
They are trying to operate beyond the capacity of the airport.
A second important benefit of dreaming is to maintain cognitive capacities such as encoding perceptions, making decisions, and planning actions.
Hand-written annotations and automated calculations are given a complementarity status as they contribute to a process of a heightening of listening capacities.
In indigenous thought, full ' this-worldly ' personhood implied bodily capacities, not as an aspect of itself but as the precondition to enter and sustain social relationships.
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數量, 容積,容量, 生產能力…
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数量, 容积,容量, 生产能力…
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capacidad, capacidad [feminine], aforo [masculine]…
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capacidade, aptidão, competência…
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(建物の)定員, (ものの)容積, 能力…
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hacim, kapasite, üretim miktarı…
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capacité [feminine], contenance [feminine], qualité [feminine]…
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