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kæp1) (a hat with a peak: a chauffeur's cap.) (skygge)lue2) (a covering for the head, not with a peak: a swimming cap; a nurse's cap.) lue; (bade)hette; kappe3) (a cover or top (of a bottle, pen etc): Replace the cap after you've finished with the pen.) lokk, hette, deksel, kapsel•- cappedhette--------lueIsubst. \/kæp\/1) lue, caps, skyggelue2) lokk, deksel, hylse, topp, skrukork3) ( også percussion cap) kruttlapp, fenghette, knallhette4) (botanikk, på sopp) hatt5) (medisin, hverdagslig, også Dutch cap)pessar6) ( sport) caps (gitt som utmerkelse)7) ( økonomi) tak, grense (for pengeforbruk, lån e.l.)8) ( for akademikere) flat, firkantet hatt9) ( tannlegefag) kronecap in hand ( overført) med luen i hånden, underdanigif the cap fits (wear it!) føler du deg truffet?obtain\/win a cap bli tatt ut til landslagetput a cap on ( overført) sette en stopper forput on one's thinking cap konsentrere seg, tenke grundigset one's cap at\/for a man (gammeldags, hverdagslig) legge an på en (bestemt) mannIIsubst. \/kæp\/(forkortelse for capital letter, typografi) stor bokstav, versal, majuskelsmall caps ( typografi) kapitélerIIIverb \/kæp\/1) sette kapsel\/lokk på2) ( sport) ta ut (til et bestemt lag)3) ( tannlegefag) sette krone på4) krone, fullføre (på strålende vis)5) overgå6) dekke7) ( økonomi) begrense (pengeforbruk e.l.)to cap it all på toppen av alt, attpåtil (om en rekke negative hendinger)
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