capping

帽子hat

1.（尤指男用有帽舌的）便帽，制服帽a type of soft flat hat with a peak (= a hard curved part sticking out in front). Caps are worn especially by men and boys, often as part of a uniform.

2.软帽a soft hat that fits closely and is worn for a particular purpose

体育运动in sport

4.（校队、国家队等的）队员帽；（被选入国家队等的）运动员a cap given to sb who is chosen to play for a school, country, etc.; a player chosen to play for their country, etc.

钢笔；瓶子on pen/bottle

5.（钢笔、瓶子等的）帽，盖a cover or top for a pen, bottle, etc.

资金限额limit on money

6.（可用或可借资金的）最高限额an upper limit on an amount of money that can be spent or borrowed by a particular institution or in a particular situation

go cap in hand (to sb)

谦卑地要，恭敬地讨（尤指钱）to ask sb for sth, especially money, in a very polite way that makes you seem less important

if the cap fits (, wear it)

有则改之if you feel that a remark applies to you, you should accept it and take it as a warning or criticism

覆盖顶部cover top

1.[usupass]~ sth (with sth)用…覆盖顶部（或端部）to cover the top or end of sth with sth

限定金额limit money

2.[oftpass]~ sth限额收取（或支出）to limit the amount of money that can be charged for sth or spent on sth

超越beat

3.~ sth胜过；超过；比…更…to say or do sth that is funnier, more impressive, etc. than sth that has been said or done before

牙齿tooth

4.[usupass]~ sth包（牙）to put an artificial covering on a tooth to make it look more attractive

体育运动in sport

5.[usupass]~ sb选入（某项体育运动的国家队）to choose sb to play in their country's national team for a particular sport

to cap/top it all

最糟糕的是；最倒霉的是used to introduce the final piece of information that is worse than the other bad things that you have just mentioned

1.〈美〉(拍卖时)使用假买手诱骗哄抬

1.“cap”的现在分词

1.the policy of setting an official limit on the amount of money that someone can spend or charge

1.The present participle of cap