capacity (EN)
noun

noun “capacity”

sg. capacity, pl. capacities or uncountable
  1. the ability to hold, receive, or absorb a certain amount
    The water bottle has a capacity of 1 liter, so it can't hold more than that.
  2. electrical capacitance
    The battery capacity determines how much electrical charge it can store.
  3. the maximum amount that something can hold
    The stadium was filled to capacity, with no empty seats left.
  4. the ability to perform a task
    Despite her young age, Lily has the capacity to solve complex math problems quickly.
  5. the highest amount that can be produced
    The factory has a capacity of 500 cars per month.
  6. the position in which one functions
    In her capacity as team leader, she organized weekly meetings to ensure everyone was on track.