cloth cap in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for cloth cap in the English»Italian Dictionary

cloth cap [Brit] N Brit

cloth cap

berretto m di panno con visiera rigida (tipico degli operai inglesi)

Translations for cloth cap in the Italian»English Dictionary

coppola

= typically Sicilian cloth cap with a peak

Translations for cloth cap in the English»Italian Dictionary

cloth [Brit klɒθ, Am klɔθ] N

1. cloth (fabric):

cloth

tessuto m

cloth

stoffa f

cloth

panno m

cloth

tela f

wool, silk, cotton cloth

tessuto di lana, seta, cotone

wool, silk, cotton cloth before n cover, blind, etc

in tessuto, in stoffa, in tela

hey cloth ears! inf

ehi, sei sordo?

2. cloth (piece of fabric):

cloth (for polishing, dusting, floor)

straccio m

cloth (for drying dishes)

strofinaccio m

cloth (for table)

tovaglia f

altar cloth

tovaglia d'altare

damp cloth (for cleaning, ironing)

straccio umido

wrap it in a damp cloth

avvolgilo in un panno umido

3. cloth REL:

the cloth

l'abito (religioso, ecclesiastico)

a man of the cloth

un ecclesiastico

to cut one's coat according to one's cloth Brit

non fare il passo più lungo della gamba

cap. N

cap. → capital letter

cap.

maiusc. (lettera maiuscola, maiuscolo)

I.cap¹ [Brit kap, Am kæp] N

1. cap (headgear):

cap (of nurse)

cuffia f

cap (of schoolboy)

berretto m

cap (of uniformed official, soldier)

berretto m

cap (of uniformed official, soldier)

bustina f militare

cap (of jockey)

berretto m

2. cap Brit SPORTS:

he's got his Scottish cap

indosserà la maglia, vestirà i colori della Scozia

he's an England cap

indossa la maglia dell'Inghilterra, milita nella nazionale inglese

3. cap (cover):

cap (of pen, valve)

cappuccio m

cap (of bottle)

tappo m

cap (for camera lens)

copri-obiettivo m

4. cap (of mushroom):

cap

cappella f

5. cap (for toy gun):

cap

colpo m

6. cap MED:

cap

corona f

7. cap Brit:

cap, also Dutch cap

diaframma m (anticoncezionale)

to be fitted for a cap

farsi mettere il diaframma

8. cap ARCHIT:

cap

capitello m

9. cap (bird's plumage):

cap

piume fpl del capo

II.cap¹ <forma in -ing capping, pt, pp capped> [Brit kap, Am kæp] VB trans

1. cap government:

cap ADMIN, ECON local authority

imporre un tetto di spesa a

cap budget

porre un plafond a, un limite a

2. cap MED:

cap tooth

incapsulare

3. cap Brit SPORTS:

cap footballer

selezionare per la nazionale

to be capped for Wales

essere selezionato per la nazionale gallese

4. cap (cover):

cap

incappucciare, ricoprire di

the hills were capped with snow

le colline erano incappucciate di neve

III.cap¹ [Brit kap, Am kæp]

to go to sb cap in hand

presentarsi a qn col cappello in mano

to set one's cap at sb Brit arch , to set one's cap for sb Am arch

cercare di accalappiare qn

if the cap fits, wear it!

a buon intenditor poche parole!

to cap it all

per giunta

cap² [Brit kap, Am kæp] N inf

cap short for captain

cap

capitano m

See also captain

I.captain [Brit ˈkaptɪn, Am ˈkæptən] N

captain MIL, SPORTS

capitano m

captain Am (precinct commander in police)

capitano m di polizia

captain Am (precinct commander in police)

comandante m di polizia

captain Am (precinct commander in fire service)

comandante m di compagnia

naval, army captain

capitano di vascello, dell'esercito

captain of industry fig

capitano d'industria

this is your captain speaking (on plane)

è il capitano che vi parla

II.captain [Brit ˈkaptɪn, Am ˈkæptən] VB trans

captain team

capitanare

captain ship, platoon

comandare

CAP N

CAP → Common Agricultural Policy

CAP

politica agricola comunitaria

CAP

PAC f

See also Common Agricultural Policy

Common Agricultural Policy [Am ˈkɑmən ˌæɡrəˈkəltʃ(ə)rəl ˈpɑləsi] N

Common Agricultural Policy

politica f agricola comunitaria

cloth cap in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for cloth cap in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.cloth [klɑ:θ] N

1. cloth:

cloth (material)

tela f

cloth (for cleaning)

panno m

2. cloth (clergy):

cloth

clero m

a man of the cloth

un ecclesiastico

II.cloth [klɑ:θ] ADJ

cloth

di tela

I.cap¹ [kæp] N

1. cap (without peak):

cap

cuffia f

2. cap (with peak):

cap

berretto m

cap and gown UNIV

toga e tocco

3. cap (cover):

cap

tappo m

cap PHOTO

copriobiettivo f

screw-on cap

tappo a vite

4. cap (of tooth, in toy gun):

cap

capsula f

5. cap (limit):

cap

limite m

salary cap

tetto m salariale

6. cap (contraceptive):

cap

diaframma m

Phrases:

to put on one's thinking cap inf

mettere in moto il cervello

II.cap¹ <-pp-> [kæp] VB trans

1. cap (limit):

cap

limitare

2. cap (cover):

cap

tappare

cap tooth

incapsulare

3. cap (outdo):

cap

coronare

to cap it all

per coronare il tutto

cap² [kæp] N

cap abbreviation of capital (letter)

cap

maiuscola f

See also capital letter

capital letter [ˈkæ·pə·tl ˈle·t̬ɚ] N

capital letter

maiuscola f

in capital letters

in stampatello

CAP [ˌsi:·eɪ·ˈpi:] N

CAP abbreviation of Civil Air Patrol

CAP

soccorso m aereo civile

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

His designer suits are gone and now he's wearing anonymous looking combat trousers, a pink short sleeve shirt, and a cloth cap pulled low over his forehead.

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The album title was a reference to the group wearing trademark white suits and white cloth caps on stage, a white cap being shown on the album front cover.

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They see it as having a cloth cap image.

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The title comes from the tradition where bowler hats were worn by managers within the shipyards while bunnets (cloth caps) were worn by the workers.

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He often played wearing a cloth cap of burnt-brick colour.

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Many of the dead were found with their cloth caps in their mouth.

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Not all crowns contained cloth caps.

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Unusual objects floated past me: a shop mannequin, a blue rubbish bin, a cloth cap, a drainpipe.

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Life savers who are on patrol wear red and yellow cloth caps on the head.

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The band duly emerged at the tail end of the glam rock movement, wearing trademark white suits and cloth caps on stage.

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