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capped

/kæpt/

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adjective

/kæpt/B2formal
  • ruОписывает что-то, что имеет верхний предел или покрыто колпачком; часто используется в финансовом или спортивном контексте.

Describes something that has an upper limit or is covered with a cap; often used in financial or sporting contexts.

  1. Having a top or coverB1formal

    Fitted with a cap or lid.

    ruС крышкой

    • The bottle is capped tightly to prevent leakage.
    • The capped pen is ready for use.
    • The capped syringe was disposed of safely.

    Synonymscoveredliddedsealedtopped

  2. Limited or restrictedB2formal

    Having an upper limit or maximum.

    ruОграниченный

    • The company's expenses are capped at $10,000 per month.
    • The number of participants is capped at 50.
    • Interest rates on the loan are capped at 5%.

    Synonymsboundedcircumscribedlimitedrestricted

    Antonymslimitlessuncappedunlimitedunrestricted

  3. Tooth coveringB2informal

    Having a dental crown (a cap placed over a tooth).

    ruС коронкой

    • He has a capped tooth from a previous injury.
    • The dentist recommended a capped molar to protect it.
    • Her capped teeth look very natural.

    Synonymscrowned

Forms
  • more capped comparative form
  • most capped superlative form
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verb

cap/kæp/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по установлению предела или ограничения на что-либо, или покрытия верхней части чего-либо.

A verb used to indicate the act of putting a limit or ceiling on something, or covering the top of something.

  1. Cover or topA2formal

    To put a lid or cover on something.

    ruЗакрыть крышкой

    • She capped the bottle after drinking.
    • He capped the pen and put it in his pocket.
    • The workers capped the pipe to prevent leaks.

    Synonymscovercrownsurmounttop

    Antonymsexposeopenremoveuncover

  2. Limit or restrictB2formal

    To set an upper limit on something, such as spending, prices, or numbers.

    ruОграничить

    • The government capped the price of fuel.
    • The company capped bonuses at $10,000.
    • The university capped enrollment at 5,000 students.

    Synonymsceilingcheckconstraincurblimitrestrict

  3. Outdo or surpassB2informal

    To follow something with something even better or more impressive.

    ruПревзойти

    • She capped her performance with a stunning encore.
    • He capped his speech with a surprising announcement.
    • The team capped their winning season with a championship title.

    Synonymsbeatbettercrownexceedoutclassoutdooutshinesurpasstoptrump

    Antonymsbombfailflopunderperform

Forms
  • capped past participle
  • capped past simple
  • capping present participle
  • caps third person singular

Phrasal variantscap off

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