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Definition of capful - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
measurementRare amount that fits into a capRare
- She poured a capful of detergent into the washing machine.
2.
maritimeRare UK light puff of windRare UK
- The sailor felt a capful as he adjusted the sails.
Origin of capful
Middle English, cappe (head covering) + full (full)
Examples of capful in a sentence
A capful of oil was enough for the entire recipe. A sudden capful caught the sailor by surprise. The capful was enough to move the boat gently.
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- French:capuchon, souffle, ...
- German:Deckelmaß, leichte Brise, ...
- Italian:quantità pari a un tappo, colpo di vento, ...
- Spanish:tapita, soplo, ...
- Portuguese:uma tampa cheia, lufada, ...
- Chinese:盖子, 阵微风, ...
- Japanese:キャップ1杯, そよ風, ...
- Arabic:غِطَاء مُمتَلِئ, نَفْحَة خَفِيفَة, ...
- Hebrew:פְּקָק מָלֵא, מַשָּׁב קַל, ...
- Russian:крышечка, легкий порыв ветра, ...
- Ukrainian:кришечка, легкий подув вітру, ...
- Hindi:टोपी भर, हल्की हवा, ...
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