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cap
/kæp/
noun
Siperlikli şapka
A soft, flat hat with a visor or peak at the front.
- He wore a baseball cap to the game.
- She pulled her cap down over her eyes.
- The team received matching caps.
- The laboratory supervisor insisted that all researchers wear protective caps to prevent hair contamination during sensitive experiments.
- Historical photographs reveal that factory workers in the early twentieth century routinely wore cloth caps as part of their standard attire.
- The university bookstore offers commemorative caps embroidered with the institution's emblem for graduating students and alumni.
noun
Şişe veya kap kapağı
A covering or lid for a bottle, tube, or container.
- Put the cap back on the toothpaste.
- The bottle cap was stuck tight.
- Remove the pen cap before writing.
noun
Harcama veya fiyat üst sınırı
An upper limit on spending, prices, or borrowing.
- The government imposed a cap on rent increases.
- There's a salary cap in professional sports.
- The debt cap was raised last year.
verb
Bir şeye üst sınır koymak
To put a limit or maximum on something.
- They capped tuition increases at 3%.
- The company capped bonuses this year.
- Spending should be capped at $1000.
verb
Bir şeyin üstünü kapatmak
To cover the top or end of something.
- Snow capped the mountains.
- The tower was capped with a golden dome.
- Cap the bottle when you're done.
nounslang
Yalan veya abartı
A lie or exaggeration.
- That's cap, I don't believe you.
- No cap, this is the best pizza ever.
- Stop the cap!