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- n.(尤指男用有帽舌的)便帽;软帽;(大学师生在特别场合戴的)方帽
- v.用…覆盖顶部(或端部);限额收取(或支出);胜过;超过
- abbr.(=Common Agricultural Policy)(欧洲经济共同体)共同农业政策
- 网络帽子;社区获得性肺炎(community acquired pneumonia);共同农业政策(Common Agricultural Policy)
复数:caps 现在分词:capping 过去分词:capped v.+n. put cap,wear cap,raise cap,set cap,impose cap adj.+n. blue cap,peaked cap v. cover,top,stop,surpass,better n. lid,stopper,restraint,restriction,ceiling 帽子hat 1. | (尤指男用有帽舌的)便帽,制服帽a type of soft flat hat with a peak (= a hard curved part sticking out in front). Caps are worn especially by men and boys, often as part of a uniform. |
2. | 软帽a soft hat that fits closely and is worn for a particular purpose |
3. | (大学师生在特别场合戴的)方帽a soft hat with a square flat top worn by some university teachers and students at special ceremonies |
体育运动in sport 4. | (校队、国家队等的)队员帽;(被选入国家队等的)运动员a cap given to sb who is chosen to play for a school, country, etc.; a player chosen to play for their country, etc. |
| He won his first cap(= was first chosen to play) for England against France. 他首次被选为英格兰队的队员与法国队比赛。 | | There are three new caps in the side. 这一方有三名新队员。 |
钢笔;瓶子on pen/bottle 5. | (钢笔、瓶子等的)帽,盖a cover or top for a pen, bottle, etc. |
资金限额limit on money 6. | (可用或可借资金的)最高限额an upper limit on an amount of money that can be spent or borrowed by a particular institution or in a particular situation |
| The government has placed a cap on local council spending. 政府给地方议会的经费支出规定了最高限额。 |
玩具枪in toy guns 7. | (尤用于玩具枪的)火药帽,火药纸a small paper container with explosive powder inside it, used especially in toy guns |
IDM go cap in hand (to sb) 谦卑地要,恭敬地讨(尤指钱)to ask sb for sth, especially money, in a very polite way that makes you seem less important | I didn't actually say that you were lazy, but if the cap fits… 我并没有真的说你懒,但有则改之… |
if the cap fits (, wear it) (informal) 有则改之if you feel that a remark applies to you, you should accept it and take it as a warning or criticism | I didn't actually say that you were lazy, but if the cap fits… 我并没有真的说你懒,但有则改之… |
覆盖顶部cover top 1. | [usupass] ~ sth (with sth) 用…覆盖顶部(或端部)to cover the top or end of sth with sth |
| mountains capped with snow 积雪皑皑的山峰 | | snow-capped mountains 顶端积雪的群山 |
限定金额limit money 2. | [oftpass] ~ sth 限额收取(或支出)to limit the amount of money that can be charged for sth or spent on sth |
超越beat 3. | ~ sth 胜过;超过;比…更…to say or do sth that is funnier, more impressive, etc. than sth that has been said or done before |
| What an amazing story. Can anyone cap that? 这真是个精彩的故事!还有人能讲得更精彩吗? |
牙齿tooth 4. | [usupass] ~ sth 包(牙)to put an artificial covering on a tooth to make it look more attractive |
| He's had his front teeth capped. 他包了门牙。 |
体育运动in sport 5. | [usupass] ~ sb 选入(某项体育运动的国家队)to choose sb to play in their country's national team for a particular sport |
| He has been capped more than 30 times for Wales. 他已 30 多次入选威尔士队参加比赛。 |
IDM to cap/top it all (informal) 最糟糕的是;最倒霉的是used to introduce the final piece of information that is worse than the other bad things that you have just mentioned n. | 6. 〔美国〕上限〔指中央政府为地方政府的财政预算规定的最高限额〕 8. 【建筑】柱头;【矿物】顶板岩石;【造船】桅尖;【解剖学】膝盖骨;【植物;植物学】根冠;菌盖;【军事】(枪弹等的)雷管,火帽 6. 〔美国〕上限〔指中央政府为地方政府的财政预算规定的最高限额〕 8. 【建筑】柱头;【矿物】顶板岩石;【造船】桅尖;【解剖学】膝盖骨;【植物;植物学】根冠;菌盖;【军事】(枪弹等的)雷管,火帽 | v. | | abbr. | 1. Common Agricultural Policy (欧洲经济共同体)共同农业政策 2. computer-aided production 计算机辅助生产 3. Civil Air Patrol 〔美国〕民间空中巡逻队 |
n. | 1. a covering for the head, usually soft and close fitting and often with a visor and no brim 2. a head covering, usually part of a uniform, worn to identify the wearer's occupation or rank 3. a head covering worn to protect the hair, usually close-fitting or elasticized around the edge 4. an academic mortarboard, worn with a gown on a ceremonial occasion 5. a removable cover or lid that closes the end of something when it is not in use 6. something that covers the top or tip of something, especially as protection 7. the top part of something such as a hill or mountain 8. an upper limit on something, e.g. the amount that may be spent on an item 9. a small quantity of explosive enclosed in paper for use in a toy gun 10. a covering to preserve or replace the crown of a tooth 1. a covering for the head, usually soft and close fitting and often with a visor and no brim 2. a head covering, usually part of a uniform, worn to identify the wearer's occupation or rank 3. a head covering worn to protect the hair, usually close-fitting or elasticized around the edge 4. an academic mortarboard, worn with a gown on a ceremonial occasion 5. a removable cover or lid that closes the end of something when it is not in use 6. something that covers the top or tip of something, especially as protection 7. the top part of something such as a hill or mountain 8. an upper limit on something, e.g. the amount that may be spent on an item 9. a small quantity of explosive enclosed in paper for use in a toy gun 10. a covering to preserve or replace the crown of a tooth | v. | 1. to put a cap over something 2. to cover the top or tip of something 3. to improve on something that has already happened or been done 4. to add the finishing touch to something such as an effort or a process 5. to put an upper limit on something such as the amount of money to be charged or spent 6. to give somebody a special cap as a symbol of achievement or as an honor 7. to award an academic degree to somebody 8. to form a cluster of molecules on something 9. to select a player for a special team such as a national side, for which a cap is awarded 10. to take a collection of money at a fox hunt from participants who are not members of the hunt 1. to put a cap over something 2. to cover the top or tip of something 3. to improve on something that has already happened or been done 4. to add the finishing touch to something such as an effort or a process 5. to put an upper limit on something such as the amount of money to be charged or spent 6. to give somebody a special cap as a symbol of achievement or as an honor 7. to award an academic degree to somebody 8. to form a cluster of molecules on something 9. to select a player for a special team such as a national side, for which a cap is awarded 10. to take a collection of money at a fox hunt from participants who are not members of the hunt | abbr. | 2. competitive access provider 3. computer-aided production 4. Common Agricultural Policy 2. competitive access provider 3. computer-aided production 4. Common Agricultural Policy |
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