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CAPS
caps

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

caps SAM. mn. samost. abrév

caps → capital letters

caps
majuscules ž. spol mn.

caps lock SAM.

caps lock → capitals lock

caps lock
verr m. spol maj

I. cap [brit. angl. kap, am. angl. kæp] SAM.

1. cap (headgear):

casquette ž. spol
coiffe ž. spol
toque ž. spol

2. cap brit. angl. ŠPORT:

3. cap (cover):

capuchon m. spol
capsule ž. spol
bouchon m. spol

4. cap (of mushroom):

chapeau m. spol

5. cap (for toy gun):

amorce ž. spol

6. cap DENT. MED.:

couronne ž. spol

7. cap brit. angl.:

8. cap ARHIT.:

chapiteau m. spol

9. cap (bird's plumage):

capuchon m. spol

II. cap <sed. del. capping; pret., del. Pf. capped> [brit. angl. kap, am. angl. kæp] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. cap government:

cap ADMIN. JEZ., FINAN. local authority
cap budget

2. cap DENT. MED.:

cap tooth

3. cap brit. angl. ŠPORT:

cap footballer

4. cap (cover):

III. cap [brit. angl. kap, am. angl. kæp]

to set one's cap at brit. angl. or for am. angl. sb zastar.

cap. [brit. angl. kap, am. angl. kæp] SAM.

cap. → capital letter

swimming cap SAM. brit. angl.

bonnet m. spol de bain

charge-cap GLAG. preh. glag. brit. angl. POLIT.

charge-cap local authority

cloth cap SAM. brit. angl. dobes.

casquette ž. spol de drap
cloth cap fig.

dunce's cap SAM.

bonnet m. spol d'âne

Dutch cap SAM.

cap gun SAM.

v slovarju PONS

I. cap1 [kæp] SAM.

1. cap (hat):

casquette ž. spol
bonnet m. spol de douche
bonnet m. spol de bain

2. cap UNIV.:

cap and gown iron., šalj.
tenue ž. spol d'apparat

3. cap (cover):

couvercle m. spol
cap of a bottle
bouchon m. spol
cap of a pen, lens
capuchon m. spol
cap of a mushroom
chapeau m. spol
cap of a tooth
émail m. spol

4. cap (limit):

plafond m. spol

5. cap MED. (contraceptive):

diaphragme m. spol

fraza:

if the cap fits, wear it brit. angl. preg.
to set one's cap at [or am. angl. for] sb

II. cap1 <-pp-> [kæp] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. cap (limit):

2. cap brit. angl. ŠPORT (select for national team):

3. cap (cover):

cap a. fig.
cap bottle
cap a tooth

4. cap (outdo):

cap2 [kæp] SAM.

cap TIPOGRAF., NOV. okrajšava od capital (letter)

capitale ž. spol
in caps

capital letter SAM.

lettre ž. spol capitale

Caps. SAM.

Caps. okrajšava od capitals

Caps.

ice cap SAM.

radiator cap SAM.

shower cap SAM.

bonnet m. spol de douche

swimming cap SAM.

bonnet m. spol de bain

toe cap SAM.

bout m. spol renforcé

polar cap SAM.

CAP [ˌsi:eiˈpi:] SAM.

CAP eu okrajšava od Common Agricultural Policy

PAC ž. spol
v slovarju PONS
Angleščina
Angleščina
Francoščina
Francoščina

caps. SAM.

caps. okrajšava od capitals

caps.

I. cap1 [kæp] SAM.

1. cap (hat):

casquette ž. spol
bonnet m. spol de douche
bonnet m. spol de bain

2. cap UNIV.:

cap and gown iron., šalj.
tenue ž. spol d'apparat

3. cap (cover):

couvercle m. spol
cap of a bottle
bouchon m. spol
cap of a pen, lens
capuchon m. spol
cap of a mushroom
chapeau m. spol
cap of a tooth
émail m. spol

4. cap (limit):

plafond m. spol

fraza:

chapeau m. spol bas

II. cap1 <-pp-> [kæp] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. cap (limit):

2. cap (cover):

cap a. fig.
cap bottle
cap a tooth

3. cap (outdo):

cap2 [kæp] SAM.

cap TIPOGRAF., NOV. okrajšava od capital (letter)

capitale ž. spol
in caps

capital letter SAM.

lettre ž. spol capitale

toe cap SAM.

bout m. spol renforcé

bathing cap SAM.

bonnet m. spol de bain

polar cap SAM.

shower cap SAM.

bonnet m. spol de douche

radiator cap SAM.

salary cap SAM.

Francoščina
Francoščina
Angleščina
Angleščina
Present
Icap
youcap
he/she/itcaps
wecap
youcap
theycap
Past
Icapped
youcapped
he/she/itcapped
wecapped
youcapped
theycapped
Present Perfect
Ihavecapped
youhavecapped
he/she/ithascapped
wehavecapped
youhavecapped
theyhavecapped
Past Perfect
Ihadcapped
youhadcapped
he/she/ithadcapped
wehadcapped
youhadcapped
theyhadcapped

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