capable
adj.adj. having the ability, power, or qualities to do something well. You use it to describe someone who is good at their job or a person who can achieve a specific goal.
adj. having the requisite ability, power, or fitness to perform a task or achieve an objective. Often used to describe general competence or specific potential when followed by a prepositional phrase.
She is a very capable manager who gets things done.
The engineering team proved they were capable of handling the complex project under a tight deadline.
While he lacked formal training, his years of practical experience made him more than capable of navigating the intricate legal requirements of the new trade agreement.
Borrowed from Middle French capable, from Late Latin capābilis.
Commonly followed by the preposition 'of' and a gerund or noun phrase.
She is capable to do the jobShe is capable of doing the jobThe adjective is followed by the preposition 'of' and a gerund, not a 'to' infinitive.