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Meanings of cap in English
A mechanical or electrical explosive device or a small amount of explosive; can be used to initiate the reaction of a disrupting explosive.
Usage of cap in English
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Investors hope holiday sales will help retail stocks cap a strong year.
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The company said its market cap currently is roughly 55 billion reais.
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Ministers will decide later this year whether to cap certain residence categories.
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A recent government cap on interest rates has further hobbled the industry.
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The UK wants the power to cap the numbers of EU migrants.
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Prime Minister Theresa May's plan to cap standard tariffs goes too far.
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The pantaloons were striped; the shirt was striped; the cap was striped.
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However, it accepts that this cap might only apply to new appointments.
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The Polish company debuted on Warsaw's NewConnect small-cap market only last month.
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Apple is the largest technology company in the world by market cap.
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His last cap came against France at the opening of Euro 2004.
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There is no cap on the number of these 'Global Talent' visas.
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Systematic emerging market and international small cap strategies also took in cash.
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BP said the cap is expected to be deployed later this week.
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Banks are already working on plans to work around the bonus cap.
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It would be the first such absolute cap on pay in Europe.
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