| 词汇 | able |
| 释义 | able adjective uk /ˈeɪ.bəl/ us /ˈeɪ.bəl/ ableadjective (CAN DO)be able to do something A2 to have the necessary physical strength, mental power, skill, time, money, or opportunity to do something: 能够做某事 Will she be able to cope with the work?她能应付这项工作吗？ be better able to do something to find it easier to do something: 更易于做某事 Get a good night's sleep and you'll feel better able to cope.晚上好好睡一觉，就更有能力解决问题。 ableadjective (SKILFUL)C2 intelligent or good at what you do: 聪明能干的；有能力的 an able child/student/secretary聪明的孩子／有才华的学生／能干的秘书 This problem is now being looked at by some of the ablest minds/scientists in the country.现在国内一些最有才干的人／科学家正在研究这个难题。 good at doing something because of practice skilfulShe's a skilful driver. skilledHe's a skilled mechanic. good atShe's very good at dealing with people. ableShe's a very able student. giftedShe's a gifted musician. talentedHe's a very talented actor. Skilled, talented and able ably accomplished adept adeptly adroit dexterously digital native expert expertly explosiveness polished practised preen proficient proficiently pyrotechnician well qualified white-collar with the best of themidiom workmanlike GrammarBe about to Be about to is used to talk about things which are going to happen very soon: … -able suffix uk / -ə.bəl/ us / -ə.bəl/(alsoible) -ablesuffix (CAN BE)added to verbs to form adjectives that mean able to receive the action of the stated verb: （加在某些动词后构成形容词，表示接受这些动词所表示行为的）可…的，能…的 breakable易碎的 washable可洗的 movable可移动的 Achievable -ible accomplishable achievable attainable doable enabled feasible feasibly humanly in/out of the runningidiom might poss possible practicability practicable practicably practical reach running vincible -ablesuffix (WORTH BEING)added to verbs to form adjectives that mean worth receiving the action of the stated verb: （加在某些动词后构成形容词，表示值得接受这些动词所表示行为的）值得…的；应…的 an admirable person可钦佩的人 an acceptable answer可接受的答案 Suitable and acceptable acceptability acceptable acceptably accepted accordingly convenience correctly correctness decent decently do the decent thing felicity just what the doctor orderedidiom legitimate practical quality re-eligibility re-eligible relevance relevant able | American Dictionaryable adjective us/ˈeɪ·bəl/ ableadjective (HAVING WHAT IS NEEDED)[ + to infinitive ] having what is needed to do something, esp. the physical or mental power, skill, time, money, or opportunity: I lost my job and wasn’t able to afford my old apartment. We won’t be able to keep up this kind of effort much longer. ableadjective (SKILLFUL)good at what you do: He is an able student. ablyadverbus/ˈeɪ·bli/ He does his job very ably. Examples of ableable Will he circularise all the known dis- abled with a catalogue of what aids are available? From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 They can call before them permanent secretaries, senior civil servants, chairmen of nationalised industries and other members of that great coterie of unanswer-ables. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 The automatic telephone en- ables us to dispense with that part of the system altogether, because the automatic telephone provides an automatic record which is necessarily and absolutely correct. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 We may want to harbour the inconsistency until we are better able to resolve it. Civilian governments arguably more consolidated than at any time in history, have been able to move the security agenda forward in many ways previously unimaginable. We have also been able to synthesize code for a large number of mixture problems. An artificial connection with the main river channel is open only during peak discharges and during this time, fish are able to enter the oxbow. The diporpa must be able to recognize its fusion partner and, at the same time, avoid the immune response of the fish host. Although the resulting programming model is not general, it is able to describe a wide range of numerical algorithms. Animals which are debilitated, less active and less aggressive on the one hand but also less able to assess risk will be more vulnerable. In the end, though, it was able to maintain power because of its control of the government. In a warmer climate, the agent might not be able to withstand the environmental changes, resulting in the decay of its virulence. Good photomultipliers are able to respond to single photons, so the corresponding requirement in the optical range is one photon per bit. A 106 km telescope would be able to see free oxygen lines in planetary atmospheres near the pseudo event horizon. There are three main groups of compound potentially able to provide transport across bilayer membrane. See all examples of able These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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