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Provisional
(a)
for the present time but likely to change; temporary
tạm thời, lâm thời
a provisional government
These dates are only provisional.

Capacity
(n)
the total amount that can be contained or produced, or (especially of a person or organization) the ability to do a particular thing
sức chứa
The stadium has a seating capacity of 50 000.
The game was watched by a capacity crowd/audience of 50 000 (= the place was completely full).
She has a great capacity for hard work.
The purchase of 500 tanks is part of a strategy to increase military capacity by 25% over the next five years.
[+ to infinitive] It seems to be beyond his capacity to (= He seems to be unable to) follow simple instructions.
Do you think it's within his capacity to (= Do you think he'll be able to) do the job without making a mess of it?
The generators each have a capacity of (= can produce) 1000 kilowatts.
The larger cars have bigger capacity engines (= the engines are bigger and more powerful).
All our factories are working at (full) capacity (= are producing goods as fast as possible).
We are running below capacity (= not producing as many goods as we are able to) because of cancelled orders.
He suffered a stroke in 1988, which left him unable to speak, but his mental capacity (= his ability to think and remember) wasn't affected.

Vigor
(n)
strength, energy or enthusiasm
Vigorous
(a)
very forceful or energetic
mãnh liệt, cường tráng
a vigorous debate
There has been vigorous opposition to the proposals for a new road.
He takes plenty of vigorous exercise.

Disproportionate
(v)
too large or too small in comparison to something else, or not deserving its importance or influence
ko cân xứng
There are a disproportionate number of girls in the class.
The country's great influence in the world is disproportionate to its relatively small size.