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Meanings of enable in English

Portuguese
habilitar
Catalan
capacitar
Spanish
capacitar

Render capable or able for some task.

habilitar
Usage of enable in English
1
Government can help support the research and development to enable these innovations.
BBC
2
These enable it change production processes at speed, as new products emerge.
The Irish Times
3
It's going to enable more media and better quality media, he said.
News.com.au
4
The best medical treatment, including medications, enable a reduction of this risk.
Pubmed
5
Magistrates granted custody extensions to enable police question six men in London.
The Irish Times
6
Europe and Latin America are likely to enable it before US carriers.
The Verge
7
Parents will receive resources to enable learning to take place at home.
News.com.au
8
It will enable government to ensure cost effective prices, medicines and supplies.
The South African
9
So leaders need to enable staff to work effectively across those boundaries.
The Guardian
10
This will enable us to directly address their issues, the statement said.
Radio NZ
11
Woods says the new measures will enable quick response to any breaches.
Radio NZ
12
It certainly does not enable the government to achieve net carbon neutrality.
The Guardian
13
Arlo users had the option to enable two-step verification since last year.
The Verge
14
It was eight years after a law passed to enable the process.
Reuters
15
Heilbronn said Bosnia's inclusion in the transport deal would enable easier investment.
Reuters
16
They also incorporated new skills and self-help techniques to enable sustainable change.
Pubmed
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Translations for enable
Portuguese
habilitar
Catalan
capacitar
Spanish
capacitar
Enable through the time
Enable across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
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