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1 potentie
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2 bekwaamheid
• capability• competence• expertness• skill -
3 begrijpelijkheid
n. comprehensibility, capability of being understood -
4 bekwaamheid
n. ability, capability, competence, aptitude -
5 bevattelijkheid
n. intelligibility, comprehensibility, capability of being understood -
6 capabiliteit
n. capability, ability, skill -
7 competentie
n. competence, ability, capability; adequacy -
8 geestvermogen
n. mental capacity, intellectual capability, intelligence -
9 gezichtsmeter
n. optometer, device used in eye examinations to measure capability of sight -
10 hoorbaarheid
n. audibility, capability of being heard -
11 houdbaarheid
n. tenability, capability of being maintained or defended -
12 procesbegrenzingen
• process capabilityNederlands-Engels Technisch Woordenboek > procesbegrenzingen
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13 systeemwijde potentie
• system wide capabilityNederlands-Engels Technisch Woordenboek > systeemwijde potentie
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14 uitgangsstuurvermogen
• output capabilityNederlands-Engels Technisch Woordenboek > uitgangsstuurvermogen
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15 vermogen
• ability• capability• capacity• capital• energy• means• power• property -
16 verwerkbaar antennesignaal
• signal handling capabilityNederlands-Engels Technisch Woordenboek > verwerkbaar antennesignaal
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17 capaciteit
♦voorbeelden:een motor met kleine capaciteit • a low-powered engine2 geestelijke capaciteiten • mental abilities, intellectual power -
18 knapheid
2 [intelligentie] cleverness3 [bekwaamheid] ability, capability ⇒ handiness -
19 kunnen
kunnen1〈 het〉♦voorbeelden:————————kunnen22 [met betrekking tot mogelijkheid inherent aan onderwerp] 〈 tegenwoordige tijd〉 can/ 〈 verleden tijd〉 could ⇒ it is/was/ 〈enz.〉 possible for … to♦voorbeelden:willen is kunnen • where there's a will there's a wayeen handige man kan alles • a handy man can do anythinghad jij dat gekund? • could you have done that?hij kan er wat van • he's pretty good at ithij liep wat hij kon • he ran as fast as he couldiets beter kunnen dan • be better at something thanhij kon er niet onderuit • he couldn't escape (…ing), he just had toik kan er niet in/uit • I can't get in/outhij kan er niet over uit • he's always talking about ithij kan niet meer • he can't go onbuiten iets kunnen • do without somethingergens tegen kunnen • be able to take something2 dat kan (niet) • it can('t) be done, it's/that's (im)possiblehet deksel kan er niet af • the lid won't come offmorgen kan ik niet • tomorrow's impossible for mehet kan niet op • there's more than enough1 [met betrekking tot mogelijkheid zoals geschat door spreker] may, might, could ⇒ it is possible that …♦voorbeelden:het zou kunnen • could be, maybeIII 〈 hulpwerkwoord〉1 [met betrekking tot toelating] 〈 tegenwoordige tijd〉 can ⇒ be allowed to, 〈 formeel〉 may, 〈 verleden tijd〉 could, 〈 verleden tijd〉 be allowed to, 〈 verleden tijd, indirecte rede, formeel ook〉 might2 [van een bekwaamheid/mogelijkheid gebruik maken] be able to♦voorbeelden:de juf zei dat ik naar huis kon gaan • teacher said that I could go homeje had het me wel kunnen vertellen • you might/could have told me2 de gevangene kon ontsnappen • the prisoner was able to/managed to escape1 [aanvaardbaar zijn] will do♦voorbeelden:1 zo kan het niet langer • it/things can't go on like thishet kan ermee door • it'll do, it's alrightdie trui kán gewoon niet • that sweater's just impossiblezo kan ie wel weer • here we go again
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