incapable

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incapable
[ɪnˈkeɪpəbəl]
adjetivo
1incapaz (of doing sth de hacer algo)
  • she is incapable of kindness/deceit -> es incapaz de ser amable/engañar a nadie

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incapable [in-kei-pa-bol]
adjetivo
1Incapaz, inhábil.
2Incapaz, inepto, falto de talento, que no puede comprender o entender algo.
3Incapaz de una acción baja, de mentir, de hurtar, etc. 4.
adjetivo
1Incompetente, incapaz.
  • He is incapable of shame -> no tiene vergüenza

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incapable [ɪnˈkeɪpəbl]
adjective
1 (unable)
to be incapable of doing sth ser incapaz de hacer algo; she is incapable of harming anyone es incapaz de hacer daño a alguien; to be incapable of speech/movement quedarse sin habla/sin poder moverse; no poder hablar/moverse; a problem incapable of solution un problema insoluble; he is incapable of shame no tiene vergüenza
2 (incompetent) [+worker] incompetente
if he fails he will be considered incapable he lost his job for allegedly being incapable
3 (helpless) inútil
he was drunk and incapable estaba totalmente borracho

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clumsy, uncoordinated; slow, dim-witted