Capable | Mean of capable in English Dictionary

/ˈkeɪpəbəl/

• able to do something
1. a new train capable of (reaching) very high speeds
2. Many new cell phones are capable of connecting to the Internet.
3. He is not capable of making those medical decisions himself. [=he cannot make the decisions by himself because he cannot think clearly, he is too sick, etc.]
4. I don't believe that she's capable of murder. [=that she is the kind of person who could murder someone]
5. a storm capable of (causing) widespread destruction
• skilled at doing something
1. She is one of the most capable [=skilled] and versatile actresses in Hollywood.
2. a capable student
3. a very capable pilot
4. I will leave the store in your capable hands while I am gone.