able to

English

Phrase

able to

  1. Having the ability to.
    The update left the software able to run on older devices.
    Humans should only be able to handle a limited amount of information.
    • 2022, Andrew Reeves, An Introduction to Counselling and Psychotherapy: From Theory to Practice, SAGE Publications Ltd:
      He recalled a situation, when in a meeting, he feared vomiting but did not feel able to leave the room – he felt trapped.

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References

  • “able to”, in OneLook Dictionary Search.
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