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OXFORD Collocations | dictionary for students of English

    * A level noun
    * abandon verb
    * abashed adj
    * abbreviation noun
    * abhorrent adj
    * ability noun
    * ablaze adj
    * able adj
    * abode noun
    * abolish verb
    * abortion noun
    * abscess noun
    * absence noun
    * absent adj
    * absorb verb
    * absorbed adj
    * abstract adj
    * absurd adj
    * abundance noun
    * abuse noun
    * abuse verb
    * abusive adj
    * academic adj
    * academy noun
    * accelerate verb
    * acceleration noun
    * accelerator noun
    * accent noun
    * accept verb
    * acceptable a

OXFORD Collocations | dictionary for students of English

ability noun

1 skill/power to do sth

ADJ. exceptional, extraordinary, great, outstanding, remarkable, uncanny | inherent, innate, natural discovering the natural abilities of each child | proven | academic, acting, artistic, athletic, creative, intellectual, linguistic, mathematical, musical, reading, technical | mental, physical

VERB + ABILITY have | demonstrate, show Both players demonstrated their ability to hit the ball hard. | acquire, develop | lack | lose I seem to have lost my ability to attract clients. | appreciate, recognize Fox's abilities were soon recognized.

PHRASES to the best of your ability We will keep you informed to the best of our ability.

2 speed with which sb learns

ADJ. high The school does nothing for children of high ability. | limited, low | average, mixed It is much more difficult to teach a mixed-ability class.

VERB + ABILITY assess, test

PHRASES a level of ability There was a high level of ability among the school leavers. | a range of ability/abilities I taught a wide range of abilities.