to be able; to have the ability to do something

The legal ability of a person to perform valid legal acts, exercise rights, and assume obligations through their own will. Full capacity is usually based on age and mental competence, while those under a certain age or with certain disabilities may have limited or no capacity.

The maximum amount of goods that a production unit can produce within a certain period of time; manufacturing ability; productivity

A person lacking legal capacity to perform certain acts

the ability to convert assets into cash; liquidity or marketability

The ability of a person or system to handle a workload; processing capability or throughput.

The college entrance exam in Taiwan used to determine eligibility for university admission; often abbreviated as [[学测|學測|xue2 ce4]].

The ability or capacity of a political party or individual to govern and exercise power.

The ability to endure stress, bear a burden, or adapt to difficult circumstances; support capability.

drug resistance, typically referring to the ability of a pathogen to withstand the effects of medication

(law) A person who is legally considered to lack the capacity to act, such as a child under the age of seven or a person with a mental disability.

the ability to enjoy legal rights and assume legal obligations; legal personality

the ability to move or function; motility

the ability of a material to flow or deform, especially under pressure or stress; rheological behavior

fertility; the ability to have children

competitive power; the ability to compete effectively

the ability to do a job or task effectively; competence

The practice of grouping students into classes based on their academic ability, test scores, or intelligence; streaming.

a test designed to measure a person's skills, talents, or aptitude in a specific area

linguistic competence; verbal ability; language skills; the power of speech

the ability to read and write

superhuman power; ability that exceeds the normal limits of human physical or mental capacity

the maximum weight that a vehicle, vessel, or structure can safely support; carrying capacity

the maximum volume or quantity of goods and passengers that can be moved over a specific transport network or by a vehicle in a given period

adaptive capacity; ability to adapt; adaptability

(slang) the power of money or wealth; a pun on [[超能力|超能力|chao1 neng2 li4]] meaning "superpower"

the legal ability or capacity of a person to give evidence in court; competence to testify

leadership; ability to lead

the ability of a person or organization to pay their debts in full and on time

the ability to think about and reflect on the nature and functions of language

the physical or mental capacity to perform labor or work

Test of Chinese as a Foreign Language; the standardized proficiency test for non-native speakers used in Taiwan