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capacity <-ies> [kəˈpæsətɪ, Am -t̬ɪ] N

2. capacity no pl (ability):

capacity
capacity mental

5. capacity (role):

capacity
capacity

carrying capacity <-ies> N

cylinder capacity N no pl TECH

memory capacity <-ies> N COMPUT

storage capacity N

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However, it is likely that he was of unsound mind, and had neither the inclination nor capacity to carry out his threat.
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Other aspects of economic impact include costs of altering shipping routes away from a disabled port, as well as delays from ports operating over capacity that receive the rerouted ships.
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The thoroughgoing unpleasantness of this character was exposed and emphasised through his capacity for insult, self-pity and brutality.
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The added capacity of the plant will allow increased production of the firm's meningitis vaccine.
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The colony has the largest water tank in the nearby area (capacity around 500000 lts).
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The electrical output of a solar park will be related to the solar radiation, the capacity of the plant and its performance ratio.
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The ground has a capacity of more than 30,000 but there was no certificate holder in place in time for an annual review.
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Overall, the cars main advantages were its comfort for driver and rear passengers, the large boot capacity, low-noise levels and the quality of the steering.
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In order to generate an effective supply of energy, plans called for an earth dam, increasing the storage capacity of the lake.
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The concept becomes a variable capacity of good governance and can no longer be accepted as an absolute right.
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