Definition of carrying capacity in English:

carrying capacity

noun

mass noun

1The number or quantity of people or things which can be conveyed by a vehicle or container.
Example sentencesExamples
- In the pre-WWI era many horsecars were replaced with electric trolleys, which still had much lower carrying capacities than a modern train.
- The metro rail for Bangalore will cost around Rs. 80 crores a kilometre and its carrying capacity will be around 20 lakh passengers a day.
- "By 2010 we will have about 6,000 buses and we expect our carrying capacity to increase to 45 lakh passengers a day.
- The next generation of container ships, at 390 metres in length, will be as big as the biggest oil tankers, requiring a draft of 17 metres and with a carrying capacity up to three times that of today's vessels.
- With the 18 trawlermen and four crew on board, the Sea King was at maximum carrying capacity.
- The carrying capacity of each bus will be reduced (by about ten passengers), but as a driver in Henan Province pointed out, the increased passenger security may well benefit business.
- All the trucks have much the same level of performance and carrying capacity.
- So far, only fully tracked vehicles can provide load carrying capacity and cross-country mobility needed to effectively fight the maneuver battle.
- The new Transporter offers more carrying capacity than its predecessor with the maximum load volume available increased from 7.8 cubic metres to 9.3 cubic metres.
- The train will help increase the subway's passenger carrying capacity by 15 per cent.
- Such vehicles are all about carrying capacity, so it's not surprising that, in Britain and further afield, the Grand Voyager is a favourite in the hotel and tourism industry, as well as with large families.
- If it was, why are we now being told that the Combi's carrying capacity and its maintenance make it a financial burden?
- This makes the car hard to get up hills, reduces its carrying capacity, and decreases its safety, since averting accidents sometimes requires the ability to accelerate quickly.
- The order is the largest for one specific type of railway wagon since 1976, and the vehicles can travel at 75 mph with a 100 per cent greater carrying capacity than existing coal wagons.
- Examples include motorcycles, utility trucks or vans with a carrying capacity of more than one tonne, and any other vehicles with a carrying capacity of nine or more occupants.
- The carrying capacity of these vessels is between 1,000 and 4,000 tonnes and up to 5,000 tonnes in the case of Russian vessels.
- ‘It (the ferry) was packed beyond its carrying capacity,’ said Mr Smith, 40.
1. 1.1Ecology The number of people, animals, or crops which a region can support without environmental degradation.
  Example sentencesExamples
  A closely related issue is how to impose a limit on cicada numbers when excess births cause the population to exceed the carrying capacity of the environment.
  With ecological planning, Bulgaria could become the first balanced nation on earth, by linking its population to its carrying capacity and wild environment.
  According to the service, the Yellowstone area has reached its carrying capacity for the large predators.
  Legumes generally improve animal performance and increase carrying capacity of pastures.
  Without key predators, he adds, prey populations grow beyond the ecosystem's carrying capacity and the entire food chain becomes unbalanced.

Definition of carrying capacity in US English:

carrying capacity

noun

1The number or quantity of people or things that can be conveyed or held by a vehicle or container.
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘It (the ferry) was packed beyond its carrying capacity,’ said Mr Smith, 40.
- The carrying capacity of each bus will be reduced (by about ten passengers), but as a driver in Henan Province pointed out, the increased passenger security may well benefit business.
- Examples include motorcycles, utility trucks or vans with a carrying capacity of more than one tonne, and any other vehicles with a carrying capacity of nine or more occupants.
- "By 2010 we will have about 6,000 buses and we expect our carrying capacity to increase to 45 lakh passengers a day.
- The carrying capacity of these vessels is between 1,000 and 4,000 tonnes and up to 5,000 tonnes in the case of Russian vessels.
- In the pre-WWI era many horsecars were replaced with electric trolleys, which still had much lower carrying capacities than a modern train.
- The next generation of container ships, at 390 metres in length, will be as big as the biggest oil tankers, requiring a draft of 17 metres and with a carrying capacity up to three times that of today's vessels.
- The order is the largest for one specific type of railway wagon since 1976, and the vehicles can travel at 75 mph with a 100 per cent greater carrying capacity than existing coal wagons.
- This makes the car hard to get up hills, reduces its carrying capacity, and decreases its safety, since averting accidents sometimes requires the ability to accelerate quickly.
- Such vehicles are all about carrying capacity, so it's not surprising that, in Britain and further afield, the Grand Voyager is a favourite in the hotel and tourism industry, as well as with large families.
- So far, only fully tracked vehicles can provide load carrying capacity and cross-country mobility needed to effectively fight the maneuver battle.
- All the trucks have much the same level of performance and carrying capacity.
- The new Transporter offers more carrying capacity than its predecessor with the maximum load volume available increased from 7.8 cubic metres to 9.3 cubic metres.
- If it was, why are we now being told that the Combi's carrying capacity and its maintenance make it a financial burden?
- The metro rail for Bangalore will cost around Rs. 80 crores a kilometre and its carrying capacity will be around 20 lakh passengers a day.
- The train will help increase the subway's passenger carrying capacity by 15 per cent.
- With the 18 trawlermen and four crew on board, the Sea King was at maximum carrying capacity.
1. 1.1Ecology The number of people, other living organisms, or crops that a region can support without environmental degradation.
  Example sentencesExamples
  With ecological planning, Bulgaria could become the first balanced nation on earth, by linking its population to its carrying capacity and wild environment.
  A closely related issue is how to impose a limit on cicada numbers when excess births cause the population to exceed the carrying capacity of the environment.
  Without key predators, he adds, prey populations grow beyond the ecosystem's carrying capacity and the entire food chain becomes unbalanced.
  Legumes generally improve animal performance and increase carrying capacity of pastures.
  According to the service, the Yellowstone area has reached its carrying capacity for the large predators.

单词	carrying capacity
释义	Definition of carrying capacity in English: carrying capacity noun mass noun 1The number or quantity of people or things which can be conveyed by a vehicle or container. Example sentencesExamples In the pre-WWI era many horsecars were replaced with electric trolleys, which still had much lower carrying capacities than a modern train. The metro rail for Bangalore will cost around Rs. 80 crores a kilometre and its carrying capacity will be around 20 lakh passengers a day. "By 2010 we will have about 6,000 buses and we expect our carrying capacity to increase to 45 lakh passengers a day. The next generation of container ships, at 390 metres in length, will be as big as the biggest oil tankers, requiring a draft of 17 metres and with a carrying capacity up to three times that of today's vessels. With the 18 trawlermen and four crew on board, the Sea King was at maximum carrying capacity. The carrying capacity of each bus will be reduced (by about ten passengers), but as a driver in Henan Province pointed out, the increased passenger security may well benefit business. All the trucks have much the same level of performance and carrying capacity. So far, only fully tracked vehicles can provide load carrying capacity and cross-country mobility needed to effectively fight the maneuver battle. The new Transporter offers more carrying capacity than its predecessor with the maximum load volume available increased from 7.8 cubic metres to 9.3 cubic metres. The train will help increase the subway's passenger carrying capacity by 15 per cent. Such vehicles are all about carrying capacity, so it's not surprising that, in Britain and further afield, the Grand Voyager is a favourite in the hotel and tourism industry, as well as with large families. If it was, why are we now being told that the Combi's carrying capacity and its maintenance make it a financial burden? This makes the car hard to get up hills, reduces its carrying capacity, and decreases its safety, since averting accidents sometimes requires the ability to accelerate quickly. The order is the largest for one specific type of railway wagon since 1976, and the vehicles can travel at 75 mph with a 100 per cent greater carrying capacity than existing coal wagons. Examples include motorcycles, utility trucks or vans with a carrying capacity of more than one tonne, and any other vehicles with a carrying capacity of nine or more occupants. The carrying capacity of these vessels is between 1,000 and 4,000 tonnes and up to 5,000 tonnes in the case of Russian vessels. ‘It (the ferry) was packed beyond its carrying capacity,’ said Mr Smith, 40. 1.1Ecology The number of people, animals, or crops which a region can support without environmental degradation. Example sentencesExamples A closely related issue is how to impose a limit on cicada numbers when excess births cause the population to exceed the carrying capacity of the environment. With ecological planning, Bulgaria could become the first balanced nation on earth, by linking its population to its carrying capacity and wild environment. According to the service, the Yellowstone area has reached its carrying capacity for the large predators. Legumes generally improve animal performance and increase carrying capacity of pastures. Without key predators, he adds, prey populations grow beyond the ecosystem's carrying capacity and the entire food chain becomes unbalanced. Definition of carrying capacity in US English: carrying capacity noun 1The number or quantity of people or things that can be conveyed or held by a vehicle or container. Example sentencesExamples ‘It (the ferry) was packed beyond its carrying capacity,’ said Mr Smith, 40. The carrying capacity of each bus will be reduced (by about ten passengers), but as a driver in Henan Province pointed out, the increased passenger security may well benefit business. Examples include motorcycles, utility trucks or vans with a carrying capacity of more than one tonne, and any other vehicles with a carrying capacity of nine or more occupants. "By 2010 we will have about 6,000 buses and we expect our carrying capacity to increase to 45 lakh passengers a day. The carrying capacity of these vessels is between 1,000 and 4,000 tonnes and up to 5,000 tonnes in the case of Russian vessels. In the pre-WWI era many horsecars were replaced with electric trolleys, which still had much lower carrying capacities than a modern train. The next generation of container ships, at 390 metres in length, will be as big as the biggest oil tankers, requiring a draft of 17 metres and with a carrying capacity up to three times that of today's vessels. The order is the largest for one specific type of railway wagon since 1976, and the vehicles can travel at 75 mph with a 100 per cent greater carrying capacity than existing coal wagons. This makes the car hard to get up hills, reduces its carrying capacity, and decreases its safety, since averting accidents sometimes requires the ability to accelerate quickly. Such vehicles are all about carrying capacity, so it's not surprising that, in Britain and further afield, the Grand Voyager is a favourite in the hotel and tourism industry, as well as with large families. So far, only fully tracked vehicles can provide load carrying capacity and cross-country mobility needed to effectively fight the maneuver battle. All the trucks have much the same level of performance and carrying capacity. The new Transporter offers more carrying capacity than its predecessor with the maximum load volume available increased from 7.8 cubic metres to 9.3 cubic metres. If it was, why are we now being told that the Combi's carrying capacity and its maintenance make it a financial burden? The metro rail for Bangalore will cost around Rs. 80 crores a kilometre and its carrying capacity will be around 20 lakh passengers a day. The train will help increase the subway's passenger carrying capacity by 15 per cent. With the 18 trawlermen and four crew on board, the Sea King was at maximum carrying capacity. 1.1Ecology The number of people, other living organisms, or crops that a region can support without environmental degradation. Example sentencesExamples With ecological planning, Bulgaria could become the first balanced nation on earth, by linking its population to its carrying capacity and wild environment. A closely related issue is how to impose a limit on cicada numbers when excess births cause the population to exceed the carrying capacity of the environment. Without key predators, he adds, prey populations grow beyond the ecosystem's carrying capacity and the entire food chain becomes unbalanced. Legumes generally improve animal performance and increase carrying capacity of pastures. According to the service, the Yellowstone area has reached its carrying capacity for the large predators.
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