| 单词 | cape |
| 释义 | cape (keɪp ) Word forms: capes 1. countable noun A cape is a large piece of land that sticks out into the sea from the coast. In 1978, Naomi James became the first woman to sail solo around the world via Cape Horn. 2. countable noun A cape is a short cloak. ...a woollen cape. Collocations: velvet cape Now the subject, garbed in rich velvet cape and matching feather-adorned bonnet fills a large canvas with a sense of his confidence. Times,Sunday Times He declined the traditional red velvet cape, trimmed with ermine, the papal cufflinks and the jewelencrusted pectoral cross. Times, Sunday Times He borrowed from a friend a voluminously feathered black hat, pearl choker, glossy black wig, silk blouse and ruffled velvet cape. Times, Sunday Times This was topped with a black velvet cape. Times, Sunday Times This changed in 1770 to a red coat, green velvet cape and green waistcoat, and modern club members are distinguished by their green collars. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 But she shouldn't wear a cape. The Sun (2015) Don't be tempted to wear a cape or go around muttering about destiny. Times, Sunday Times (2007) The man is known to wear a cape. The Sun (2008) Translations: Chinese: 海角 Japanese: 岬 |
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