cap

US /kæp/

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UK /kæp/

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Covering for the end or top of something

I lost my pen's cap, have you seen it?

v.t.Transitive VerbTo cover the top or end of an object

Don't forget to cap the pen before putting it in your pocket

n. (c.)Countable NounSmall, soft hat often with a front visor or shade

Don’t forget your baseball cap to protect your face from the sun

n. (u.)Uncountable NounAn upper limit on the amount of (e.g. budget)

I put a data cap on our internet use so that we don't use too much

v.t.Transitive VerbTo limit the amount of usage of something

I'm going to cap playing computer games to two hours per day

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06:20

It's like wearing a baseball cap. That's all designed to keep the sun out of their eyes,
It's like wearing a baseball cap. That's all designed to keep the sun out of their eyes,

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05:16

Now I'm taking a stocking cap,
Now I'm taking a stocking cap,
So it can really stand up to a lot more moisture than units that are glued straight to the base cap.
So it can really stand up to a lot more moisture than units that are glued straight to the base cap.

07:28

LVMH's market cap nowadays is about 10 times bigger than Kering's.
LVMH's market cap nowadays is about 10 times bigger than Kering's.
And during that time, the market cap of Kering actually quadrupled.
And during that time, the market cap of Kering actually quadrupled.

02:04

If I get one more L, I'm gonna yeet it out a window, no cap.
If I get one more L, I'm gonna yeet it out a window, no cap.

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The market cap of the ten largest tech companies in the U.S. is 15
The market cap of the ten largest tech companies in the U.S. is 15
times greater than the market cap of the ten largest tech companies in Europe.
times greater than the market cap of the ten largest tech companies in Europe.

05:42

It's a cap, Beth. Is that not the word we're
It's a cap, Beth. Is that not the word we're
Your cap is at the top of your head.
Your cap is at the top of your head.

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