ability in English: The power or the skill to do something. (noun)

Translation

The power or the skill to do something.

Word origin

From Latin habilitas, meaning fitness or skill, from habere, to hold or handle.

Gender

Pluralabilities

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"The ability to" is followed by a verb.

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Here "abilities" means different levels of skill.

surprised .

"Ability at" is used before an activity.

skill

The ability to do something well because you have learned it.

can

To be able to do something, or to be allowed to do it.

power

The strength or right to do something or to control others.

strong

Having a lot of power in the body, or hard to break.

learn

To get new knowledge or a new skill by studying, trying, or being taught.

capable

Having the skill or the power that is needed to do something.

potential

The ability someone or something has to grow or become better in the future.

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