ca·pa·bil·i·ty 
/ˌkeɪpəˈbɪləti/ noun
plural ca·pa·bil·i·ties /ˌkeɪpəˈbɪləti/ noun [count] : the ability to do something
▪ The device has the capability of recording two television channels at once. ▪ That kind of job is beyond my capability. [=it is too difficult for me] ▪ The company doesn't have any manufacturing capability. [=capacity] ▪ The country's military capability is unclear. [=the country's ability to fight a war is unclear] ▪ The country does not have nuclear capability. [=does not have nuclear weapons] — often plural ▪ Students are expected to participate in sports according to their capabilities. [=abilities] ▪ a computer program's search capabilities ▪ a cell phone with video game and Internet capabilities
▪ The device has the capability of recording two television channels at once. ▪ That kind of job is beyond my capability. [=it is too difficult for me] ▪ The company doesn't have any manufacturing capability. [=capacity] ▪ The country's military capability is unclear. [=the country's ability to fight a war is unclear] ▪ The country does not have nuclear capability. [=does not have nuclear weapons] — often plural ▪ Students are expected to participate in sports according to their capabilities. [=abilities] ▪ a computer program's search capabilities ▪ a cell phone with video game and Internet capabilities
