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2.b> ();
3.b> (), ; snow caps the mountain "" ; the mountains were capped with mist ;
4.b> (); , ; to cap the misery, a fast rain began ;
5.b> (), (, , i>); the government is capping local authorities' spending ;
6.b> (); ; this book caps them all ;
7.b> .i> (), ;
8.b> () ;
9.b> () i>;
10.b> .i> .i> ( ..)i> (), ; he has been capped more than 30 times for England i> ;
11.b> .i> 1) i> ();
2) ..i> (), ;
12.b> (); he's had his front tooth capped ;
to capb> an anecdote [a proverb, a quotation]b> [, ] [, ] (, i>); to capb> versesb> ( , i>); to capb> the climax / the globe /,b> to capb> everything, to cap it allb> ; this caps it all!b> ! !
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