is able to
Possesses the capability
Is able to indicates having the capacity, skill, or opportunity to do something.
It functions as a more formal or emphatic alternative to can: She is able to speak three languages, Will you be able to attend?
The phrase often implies overcoming difficulty or achieving something noteworthy: After months of therapy, he was finally able to walk again.
- can doConfident willingness attitude
- skillAcquired ability through practice
- possibilityState of being achievable
- within reachClose enough to grasp
- qualificationRequired skill or condition
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