greatcapacity

noun
UK /ɡreɪt kəˈpæsɪti/
US /ɡreɪt kəˈpæsəti/

A great capacity is how much a thing can hold or do when it is very big.

The new water tank has a great capacity, so it can hold enough water for the whole town.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A very strong ability to learn or do something.

She has a great capacity for learning new languages.

3. The largest amount that a container or space can hold.

The stadium's great capacity lets thousands of fans watch the game.

4. The power to do a lot of work or handle a lot of things.

This engine has a great capacity for pulling heavy loads.