There
are three new caps i'n the side•这一方有三名新
队员。
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:0N PEN/BOTTLE 钢笔：瓶
f- 5
a
cover or top for a pen， bottle, etc.(钢笔、瓶子等的）帽，盖：a Ze/is cap镜头 盖.一picture o packaging —see
also filler cap, hubcap o
note at lid
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LIMIT ON MONEY 资金限
‘，6 an upper limit on an
amount of money that can be spent or borrowed by a particular institution or in
a particular situation (可用 或可借资金的）最高限额：TTie government has p〖aced a cap on ZoaiZ counciZ
spending•政府给地方议会葯经费支
出规定了最高限额。
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IN TOY GUNS .每员枪 7 a small paper container
with explosive powder inside it,
used especially in toy guns (玩具枪的）火药帽，火药纸
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FOl? WOMAN 妇女 8 (fir£) =
diaphragm(2)
—see
also ice cap, thinking cap Ml go cap in hand (to sb)
(fir£)
{US go hat in hand) to ask sb for sth, especially money, in a
very polite way that makes you seem less important谦卑地要，恭敬地讨（尤指钱）
if
the cap fits (, wear it) (BrB) (NAmE if the shoe fits (,wear it)) (informal) if you feel that a remark
applies to you, you should accept it and take it as a warning or criticism 有则改之：I didnyt
actually say that you were Zasy, but the caputs ...我并没有真的说你懒，但有则
改乏。一more at feather n.
■
verb (-pp-) [VN]
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COVER TOP 瘦:工侦,1 {usually passive]〜sth (with sth) to cover the
top or end of sth with sth 用…覆盖顶部（或
端部）：mountains capped wfth smow拉雪皑皑沾山峰◊ snow-capped mountains顶端积雪的群山
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LIMIT MONEY t w 2 [often passive] {especially fir£) to limit the amount of money that
can be charged for sth or spent on sth 限额收取（或支串）：a capped mort- gage限额按揭
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BEAT 超越 3 (espec/fl//y to say or do sth that is
funnier, more impressive, etc. than sth that has been said or done before 胜.过；超样；比…更...：What an amazing story. Can anyone cap that?,
事！还有人能讲得更精彩吗？
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TOQTH 牙丨4 [usually passive] to put an
artificial covering on a tooth to make it look more attractive 包（牙.）：He’s had his 介ont teeth capped 他包了 门每。
PW?! CROWN
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IN SPORT 体疗运动 5 [usually passive] (fi/f)
to choose sb to play in their counties national team for a particular sport选入（某项体育运动的国家队）：He hew been capped more
than 30 times/or Wa丨es.他已 30 多次入选
威尔士队参加比赛。
11^1 to cap/top it all (informal) used to introduce the
final piece of information that is worse than the other bad tilings that you
have just mentioned 最糟糕的是；
最倒霉_的_是
cap-abil-ity /.keipe'bilati/ noun [C, U] (pi. -ies) 1 r (to do sth/of doing sth) the ability
or qualities necessary to do sth 能力；才 : Animals
in the zoo have lost the
capability to catch/of catching food for themselves.
园的动物已经丧失自己捕食的能力。◊b^yond/within
the capabilities 〇/current technology 超出
了当前技术能 力的范围；在当前技术能力的范围以内◊你eaj5fectsrhe range 〇/a person’s capacities•.年.龄影响着一个入能力的
2 the power or weapons that a
country has for war or for military action (国家的）.军事力量，军事武
器：Britain’s nuciear/mfHtarycapability 矣国的核力量
/ 军事力量
1 ~ of sth/of doing sth having
the ability or qualities necessary for doing sth 有能力；有才能：ffe’s qufte capaWe 〇/ Zying to gee out 〇/ trouWe•靠磕谎渡过难关他
^ 0 〇 Tm perfectly capable of
doing it myself, thanfc you.谢谢，我完全有硫力自己做。◊ you are cajpabie 〇/
better
work than this.你有能力做得比这更
好。2 having the ability to do things well 强的； 免以胜任的 BBCI SKILLED,
competent: She’s a very
capable teacher.她是一位能力很强的教师。◊ I’ll [eave t/ie organization fn your capabZe hands.我要把组