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1 legally capable
legally capable geschäftsfähigEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > legally capable
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2 capable
adjective1)be capable of something — [Person:] zu etwas imstande sein
show him what you are capable of — zeig ihm, wozu du imstande bist od. wessen du fähig bist
* * *['keipəbl]1) (clever especially in practical ways: She'll manage somehow - she's so capable!) tüchtig2) ((with of) clever enough to; likely to; able to: He is capable of doing better; He is quite capable of cheating us.) imstande sein•- academic.ru/85092/capably">capably- capability* * *ca·pable[ˈkeɪpəbl̩]\capable mother gute Mutter2. (able) fähig, befähigtyour plan is \capable of being improved deinen Plan könnte man noch besser machen▪ to be \capable of doing sth in der Lage sein, etw zu tun* * *['keɪpəbl]adj2)to be capable of doing sth — etw tun können; ( person
to be capable of sth —
it's capable of exploding any minute — es kann jede Minute explodieren
it's capable of speeds of up to... — es erreicht Geschwindigkeiten bis zu...
he's capable of better —
the poem is capable of several interpretations — das Gedicht lässt mehrere Interpretationsmöglichkeiten zu
he's quite capable of changing his mind at the last minute — er bringt es fertig und ändert seine Meinung in der letzten Minute
thank you but I'm quite capable of doing that myself — danke, ich kann das durchaus allein
* * *capable [ˈkeıpəbl] adj (adv capably)1. (leistungs)fähig, tüchtig (Lehrer etc)be capable of murder fähig sein, einen Mord zu begehen;do you think he is capable of murder? trauen Sie ihm einen Mord zu?3. geeignet, tauglich ( beide:for zu)capable of being divided teilbar;capable of improvement verbesserungsfähig;capable of being misunderstood missverständlich;this text is not capable of translation dieser Text lässt sich nicht übersetzen* * *adjective1)be capable of something — [Person:] zu etwas imstande sein
show him what you are capable of — zeig ihm, wozu du imstande bist od. wessen du fähig bist
2) (gifted, able) fähig* * *adj.fähig adj. -
3 able
adjective1)I'd love to come but I don't know if I'll be able [to] — ich würde sehr gern kommen, aber ich weiß nicht, ob es mir möglich sein wird
* * *['eibl]1) (having enough strength, knowledge etc to do something: He was able to open the door; He will come if he is able.) in der Lage2) (clever and skilful; capable: a very able nurse.) fähig3) (legally competent: able to vote.)•- academic.ru/111/ably">ably* * *[ˈeɪbl̩]1.<more or better\able, most or best\able>pred (can do)▪ to [not] be \able to do sth etw [nicht] tun könnenI'm afraid I won't be \able to come tomorrow ich fürchte, ich kann morgen nicht kommenthe person best \able to help you is the manager am ehesten kann Ihnen da wohl der Geschäftsführer weiterhelfen2.<abler or more \able, ablest or most \able>(clever) talentiert, fähig\able mind fähiger Kopf* * *['eɪbl]adj2)if you're not able to understand that — wenn Sie nicht fähig sind, das zu verstehen
I'm afraid I am not able to give you that information —
you are better able to do it than he is — Sie sind eher dazu in der Lage als er
yes, if I'm able — ja, wenn es mir möglich ist
* * *able to pay zahlungsfähig;able to vote stimmberechtigt;able to work arbeitsfähig, -tauglich2. fähig, tüchtig, begabt, geschickt:she’s a very able cook sie kann sehr gut kochen3. vortrefflich (Rede etc)* * *adjective1)I'd love to come but I don't know if I'll be able [to] — ich würde sehr gern kommen, aber ich weiß nicht, ob es mir möglich sein wird
2) (competent, talented) fähig* * *adj.fähig adj.geschickt adj.klug adj.kompetent adj.tüchtig adj.
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