织X作交给你这位能手。E33 INCAPABLE ► cap.ab丨y

adv.

cap-acious /ka'peijes/ adj. (formal) having a lot of space to put things in容量大知；容积大的；宽敞的；H5C1 roomy: capacious pockets能装许多东西的口袋 cap-aci-tance /ka'passitans/ noun [U] {physiis !^[) 1 the ability of a system to store an electrical charge ’ 电容.， 电容i (系统贮存电荷的能力）2 acomparison between change in electrical charge and change in electrical POTENTIAL电容率（电荷和电位变化之比值）. cap-aci-tor /ka'paesita(r)/ noun {physics #/) a device used to store an electrical charge 电容器 cap-acity /ka'paesati/ noun {pi. -ies)

►                OF CONTAINER 容器 1 [U，C，usually sing.] the number of things or people that a container or space can hold 容 量；容积；容如能力：The theatre has a seating capacity o/2000.那座剧院能容纳2 000名观众。◊ a知d tanfc with a capacity 〇/50 Htres 可装 50 升油的油箱◊ The ZiaH was 々.Wed to capacity (= was completely full).大疗内座 .无虚席。◊ r/ieyptayed to a capacity crowd (= one that filled all the space or seats).他们给人山人i的观众表 演。

►                ABILITY 能力 2 [C，usually sing.，U] ~ (for sth/for doing sth)

| ~ (to do sth) the ability to understand or to do sth

‘悟（或理解、办事）能力：She has an enormous capac办/or hard worfc.她特别能吃苦耐劳。o Limited resources are restricting our capacity for developing new products.有限的资源正制约着我们开发新产品的能力。◊ your capacity to enjoy H/e你那享受生活乐趣的能力◊ inteHectuaZ capacity 智能

►                ROLE 职系.3 [C，usually .sing.] the official position or func­tion that sb has 职位； 职责 H7T1 role acting in her capacity as manager以她作为经理的身份行事◊ We are simply involved in an advisory capacity on the project. 我们只不过是以顾问身份参与这个项目。

►                OF FACT0RY/MACHINE 丁.厂：机器 4 [sing.，U] the quantity that a factory, machine，etc. can produce 生产量；生产 能力：TTie /actory wor/dng atcapacity.这家工厂 在开足马力生产。

►                0FENGINE .发刼机 5 [*C，..U] the size or power of a piece of equipment, especially the engine of a vehicle (尤指车 辆发动机的）备积，，功率：an engine with g capadly 〇/ 2 600 ccs —台功率为1.6升的发动机

ca-pari-soned /ka'paerisnd/ adj. in the past a capari­soned horse or other animal was one covered with a decorated cloth (马等）披挂装饰的；披挂马衣的 cape /keip/ noun 1 a loose outer piece of clQthing that has no sleeves, fastens at the neck and hangs from the shoulders, like a cloak .but shorter 披肩；披风；短斗 篷：a buH/ighter’s cape 斗牛士的披风 2 (t?仙r. C.) (often in place names 常用于地名.）a piece of high land that sticks out into the sea 岬角；岬：Cape Horn 合恩角 caped /keipt/ flc/y. wearing a cape 穿披肩的；披斗篷的 caper /'keipa(r)/ noun, verb

m noun 1 [usually pi.] the small green flower bud of a Mediterranean bush, preserved in vinegar and used to flavour dishes and sauces刺山柑花蕾（产于地中海，腌 泡于醋中用作调味料）2 {//Tjfow?叫 an activity, especially one that is illegal or dangerous _动；（尤f旨）不法洁 动，危险活动：A caH to the police should put an end to their Htrie caper.给警察打个S话应该就能|彳止他们的胡 闹。3 an amusing film/movie that contains a lot of action惊险喜剧片：a British spy caper英国间谍喜剧片 4 a short jumping or dancing movement 跳跃；雀跃； 繃繃跳瑕匕：He cut a little celebratory caper (= jumped or danced a few steps) in the middle of the road,

得在路中央蹦跳了几下。

a verb [V, usually +adv./prep.] {formal) to run or jump around in a happy and excited way 舍跃；欢跃 cap-er-cail-Iee /.kaepa'keili; NAmE .kaepar-/ noun a large grouse (= a type of large bird) similar to a turkey， the male of which spreads out his tail feathers to attract females 松鸡

ca-pil-!ary /ka'pilari; NAmE 'kaepaleri/ noun {pi. -ies) (anatomy M) any of the smallest tubes in the body that carry blood 毛细血管 一 picture o body