英语释义

1. a head covering especially with a visor and no brim

2. a distinctive head covering emblematic of a position or office: such as

3. a cardinal's biretta

4. mortarboard

5. a natural cover or top: such as

6. an overlying rock layer that is usually hard to penetrate

7. pileus

8. calyptra

9. the top of a bird's head or a patch of distinctively colored feathers in this area

10. something that serves as a cover or protection especially for a tip, knob, or end
a bottle cap

11. a fitting for closing the end of a tube

12. cervical cap

13. an artificial crown for a tooth

14. an overlaying or covering structure

15. a paper or metal container holding an explosive charge (as for a toy pistol)

16. an upper limit (as on expenditures) ceiling
a cap on military spending

17. the symbol ∩ indicating the intersection of two sets — compare cup sense 9

18. a cluster of molecules or chemical groups bound to one end or a region of a cell, virus, or molecule

19. in a respectful, humble, or sometimes fearful manner
went cap in hand to the governor to seek more funds for education

20. to provide or protect with a cap
cap a bottle

21. to give a cap to as a symbol of honor, rank, or achievement

22. to form a cap over crown
mountains capped with mist

23. to follow with something more noticeable or more significant outdo

24. to bring to a climax or conclusion
cap off the show with a song

25. to form a chemical cap on

26. to prevent from growing or spreading set an upper limit on
cap oil prices

27. to supply (a tooth) with an artificial crown

28. to form or produce a chemical cap

29. a small amount of an illegal or legally regulated drug especially a small amount of a drug enclosed in a capsule
a cap of cocaine

30. capitalization sense 1d

31. a capital letter —usually plural
a message written in capsAccording to [linguist Deborah] Tannen, women's preference for expressive hashtags is "similar to their using exclamation points, caps, and repetition of letters to show emphasis, and to the fact that women's spoken intonation patterns tend to vary more than men's."
— Jessica BennettGood netiquette includes not using all caps [=exclusively capital letters] when typing, as it comes across as shouting.
— John DeGarmo

32. capacity

33. capital

34. capitalize; capitalized

35. Civil Air Patrol

36. combat air patrol

37. to cover the top or end of (something) to put a cap on (something)

38. to end (something) in usually an exciting or impressive way

39. to follow (something) with something that is better, worse, etc.

40. a head covering and especially one having a visor and no brim

41. something that serves as a cover or protection for something
a bottle cap

42. a part that forms the top of something
a mushroom cap

43. an upper limit
a cap on spending

44. a paper or metal container holding a small explosive charge
The toy pistol shoots caps.

45. to cover or provide with a top or cover
Please remember to cap the marker. The mountaintops are capped with snow.

46. to bring to a high point or end
He capped off the show with a song.

47. to match or follow with something equal or better
She capped his joke with one of her own.

48. to put an upper limit on
Attendance is capped at 80 participants.

49. capitalize

50. capitalized

51. a natural cover or top: as

52. pileus

53. patella, kneecap

54. something that serves as a cover or protection especially for a tip, knob, or end (as of a tooth)

55. cervical cap

56. a cluster of molecules or chemical groups bound to one end or a region of a cell, virus, or molecule
the cell surface receptors were redistributed into caps

57. to invest (a student nurse) with a cap as an indication of completion of a probationary period of study

58. to cover (a diseased or exposed part of a tooth) with a protective substance

59. to form a chemical cap on
the capped end of a messenger RNA

60. capsule

61. an upper limit
a jury found that KAL had committed “willful misconduct,” thus removing the Warsaw Convention's $75,000 cap on damages
— Dooley v. Korean Air Lines, 524 U.S. 116 (1998)

片语

a cap in a hand手里有一个鸭舌帽

cap p in hand恭敬地

With their cap in hand手里拿着帽子

hat in hand毕恭毕敬地；温顺地；恳求地

go cap in hand to卑躬屈节

with cap in hand恭敬地

cameb cap in hand to必恭必敬

英汉例句

• in december vinashin defaulted on a loan to international creditors and it has been forced to go cap in hand to the government to pay its wage bill.

  12月该企业因欠下国外债主的贷款不得不转求政府为它埋单。

• he went cap in hand to the boss and ask for work.

  他毕恭毕敬地走到老板面前问有关工作的事情。

• that would look too much like declaring defeat and going cap in hand to america「s regional enemies, iran and syria, to sue for peace.

  因为这看起来象是不折不扣的投降主义，而且将迫使美国对其在中东的敌手——伊朗和叙利亚表现出屈尊姿态，以此实现和平诉求。

• the old man went cap in hand to the rich, asking some money.

  金桥答应第二天一早就把钱交上去。

• cap in hand the pilots represented that they were not at all tired.

  飞行员恭恭敬敬地表示他们一点也不累。

• he went cap in hand to the boss and asked for work.

  他毕恭毕敬地走到老板面前请求得到工作。

• having to turn to global markets with cap in hand is a bitter pill but could force reforms that will eventually leave those economies in stellar shape.

  向手握资金的全球市场求助实际上是剂苦口良药，它最终会迫使求助者进行改革并使其经济获得巩固。

• yet, however unpalatable rio may find going cap in hand to china, the alternative is no more enticing.

  然而，然而不快可能会发现会里约章的手，中国的替代性，没有更多的诱惑。

• northern rock has been kept afloat by public subsidy since september, when international credit markets cut off its main source of funding and forced it to go cap in hand to the bank of england.

  自九月国际信贷市场切断其筹措资金的主要来源，迫使他卑躬屈膝向英格兰银行求助那段时间，北巖一直是在靠公共补贴艰难度日。

• for less sanguine investors, the idea of going cap in hand to china smacked of desperation.

  在不那么乐观的投资者看来，绝望的时候才会对中国磕头下跪。

• 」「kane」s got no other income other than what he gets from his parents and will have to come cap in hand to us now.''

  除了从父母那里得到的钱，凯恩没有其他收入了，他将不得不恭恭敬敬地来向我们要钱。

• all pensions should be at or above subsistence level. retired workers should not have to go cap in hand to ask for supplementary allowances.

  所有养老金都应相当或高于平均生活水平，不应让退休工人落到乞求补助的境地。

• they would have to go cap in hand to america for help, and washington could dictate its own terms.

  他们不得不屈膝向美国求助，而华盛顿就可以划出自己的道道。

• public finances may be under strain, but there is no financial crisis of the sort that forced britain to go cap in hand to the imf in 1976.

  公共财政可能有点紧张，但还没有英国当时的那种金融危机，当时英国局势迫使该国1976[font=宋体]年卑躬屈膝地向国际货币基金（imf[font=宋体]）求助。

• the international monetary fund has been finding more to do in recent months, as various countries—including hungary, ukraine, pakistan and iceland—have come cap in hand in search of emergency aid.

  在许多国家 —包括匈牙利，乌克兰，巴基斯坦及冰岛 —为了寻得紧急救助而变得无所不从的时候，世界货币基金组织近月则一直在找更多的事做（放更多的贷）。

• he went cap in hand to the teacher.

  误译：他拿着帽子去找老师。

• so the king has had to go cap in hand to his rich neighbour, south africa.

  因此，斯威士兰国王不得不对其富有的邻居南非摇尾乞怜。

• in 2008 emerging stockmarkets fell by more than those in the rich world, and financial woes forced countries such as hungary, latvia and pakistan to go cap in hand to the imf.

  2008年新兴国家证券市场下跌幅度超过了发达国家，金融带来的阵痛让匈牙利，拉脱维亚和巴基斯坦向imf伸出来求救之手。

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