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1 incapable
adjective1) (lacking ability)be incapable of doing something — außerstande sein, etwas zu tun
2) (incompetent) unfähig* * *[in'keipəbl]- academic.ru/37315/incapability">incapability* * *in·ca·pable[ɪnˈkeɪpəbl̩]▪ to be \incapable of doing sth unfähig sein, etw zu tunhe is \incapable of such dishonesty er ist zu einer solchen Unehrlichkeit gar nicht fähig* * *[In'keɪpəbl]adj1) person unfähig; (physically) hilflosto be incapable of doing sth — unfähig or nicht imstande or nicht im Stande sein, etw zu tun, etw nicht tun können
she is physically incapable of lifting it — sie ist körperlich nicht in der Lage, es zu heben
he was completely incapable (because drunk) — er war volltrunken
incapable of tenderness —
2) (form)* * *incapable [ınˈkeıpəbl] adj (adv incapably)incapable of murder nicht fähig, einen Mord zu begehen2. hilflos:drunk and incapable volltrunken3. ungeeignet, untauglich ( beide:for für)4. nicht zulassend (of akk):a problem incapable of solution ein unlösbares Problem;incapable of being misunderstood unmissverständlich5. legally incapable geschäfts-, rechtsunfähig* * *adjectivebe incapable of doing something — außerstande sein, etwas zu tun
2) (incompetent) unfähig* * *adj.unfähig adj.
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