
cap in hand
[Middle English cappe, from Old English cæppe, from Late Latin cappa.]
Informal.[Shortened form of CAPITAL1.]

1. Interest Rate Cap in a commercial loan negotiated at loan origination. The lender agrees to fix the maximum interest rate charged on a floating rate loan, for which the borrower pays a fee. By paying a cap fee the borrower obtains the lender's guarantee that a loan made at 10% will not exceed an annual rate of 15% over the life of the loan.
2. Clause in a residential mortgage loan agreement limiting any interest rate or payment increases to a specified amount until the loan is fully paid. An Annual Cap limits yearly increases; a Life of Loan Cap remains in force throughout the term of the loan; a Payment Cap limits month-to-month increases in loan payments.
3. Upper end of a Collar a two-way credit agreement protecting both borrower and lender against fluctuating interest rates; the lower end is a Floor.
4. In a wire transfer payment system, the originating bank's net debit cap, placing a limit on its aggregate Daylight Overdraft exposure in its Reserve Account it is willing to accept during a single business day.
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Idioms beginning with cap:
captive audience
See also feather in one's cap; hat (cap) in hand; if the shoe (cap) fits, wear it; put on one's thinking cap; set one's cap for. Also see under hat.
1. Usually, the topmost member of any vertical architectural element, often projecting, with a drip as protection from the weather, e.g., the coping of a wall, top of a pedestal or buttress, the lintel of a door, etc.
2. A layer of concrete placed over rock in the bottom of foundation excavations to level the exposed surface, prevent its deterioration by weathering, and protect it from other damage.
3. The upper member of a column, pilaster, door cornice, molding, and the like; also called cap trim, wainscot cap, dado cap, chair rail cap, capital.
4. A fitting used to close the top end of a tubular newel.
5. A blasting cap.
6. A fitting used to close the end of a pipe.
7. A plane surface which is bonded to the bearing surface of a test specimen during its strength testing to ensure a uniform load distribution.
In winemaking, the mass of grape solids (skins, stems, seeds, pulp, etc.) that floats on the surface of the juice during the fermentation of red wine. The cap needs to be broken up and pushed down into the wine frequently to help extract color, flavor, and tannins, as well as to ensure that the cap doesn't dry out and develop unwanted bacteria. In some wineries, workers employ the old method of using a long paddle to punch down the cap into the wine several times a day during active fermentation. Newer techniques include pumping the juice over the cap, thereby breaking it up and forcing it down into the juice. There are also specially designed tanks with screens fixed part way up in the tank. These screens stop the cap from rising to the top, thereby keeping it suspended in the juice. Other specially designed tanks rotate periodically, blending the cap and juice together.
Small public companies having a market capitalization below $50 million.
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(aviation) Combat Air Patrol. (Vietnam)Combined Action Platoon, Marines and Vietnamese soldiers working together, generally as part of the "Pacification Program".
The children were nestled all snug in their beds, While visions of sugar-plums danced in their heads; And mamma in her 'kerchief, and I in my cap, Had just settled down for a long winter's nap.
— Clement Clarke Moore, Source: A Visit from St. Nicholas.
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A hat, a cover over an oil well, a snow-capped mountain, a nightcap for sleeping, or a nightcap before bed may all indicate sense of completion of some issue, job well done, or a mission accomplished.
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Dansk (Danish)
1.
n. - kasket, hat, kapsel
v. tr. - sætte kapsel/hat/dæksel på, tage hatten af for
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2.
n. - stort bogstav, kaptajn
v. tr. - dække, krone, overgå, overstige
abbr. - Common Agricultural Policy; EUs fælles landbrugspolitik, computer-assisted production
Nederlands (Dutch)
kap, pet, pessarium, bovengrens, kapitein, knieschijf, slaghoedje, peperhuisje, (bovenkant) afdekken, begrenzen, verbeteren, geselecteerd worden voor nationale sportteam, universitaire graad verlenen
Français (French)
1.
n. - bonnet, casquette, toque (universitaire), képi, béret (de marin), limite (budgétaire), (Tech) chapeau (de protection), capuchon, capsule, (Archit) chapiteau, amorce d'un fusil (pour un jouet), (Zool) chapeau (d'un oiseau), (GB) papier ministre
v. tr. - couronner de, recouvrir (le sommet de), clôturer/terminer, surpasser, renchérir, (GB) sélectionner (qn) pour l'équipe nationale (football)
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2.
n. - majuscule, capitales (lettres)
v. tr. - écrire/imprimer en majuscules, commencer par une majuscule, mettre en majuscules
abbr. - (abrév = Civil Air Patrol) Patrouille civile aérienne
Deutsch (German)
1.
n. - Kappe, Mütze, Barett, Verschluß, Pessar, Zündhütchen
v. - verschließen, begrenzen, überbieten, krönen
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2.
n. - großer Buchstabe
v. - in Großbuchstaben schreiben
abbr. - (USA) zivile Luftfahrtpatrouille
Ελληνική (Greek)
n. - κασκέτο, πηλήκιο, σκούφια, καπελάκι, (flat cap) τραγιάσκα, πώμα, τάπα, βούλωμα, καπάκι, (τυπογρ.) κεφαλαίο (στοιχείο), καψούλι
v. - καλύπτω, πωματίζω, ταπώνω, ξεπερνώ
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Italiano (Italian)
berretto, cappuccio, tappo, diaframma
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Português (Portuguese)
n. - boné (m), cápsula (f)
v. - casquete (m), pega (f) (Náut.), tampa (f)
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Русский (Russian)
кепка, крышка, верхушка, превзойти
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Español (Spanish)
1.
n. - gorra, cofia, birrete, bonete, solideo, tapa, tapón, cápsula
v. tr. - cubrir, tapar, capsular
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2.
n. - techo, límite, seleccionado (e.g. de fútbol), fulminante para revólver de juguete, parche de neumático
v. tr. - fijar un precio techo , poner un límite, seleccionar jugadores, emparchar
abbr. - Mayúsculas, Patrulla Aérea Civil
Svenska (Swedish)
n. - mössa, kapsyl, svamphatt
v. - sätta mössa/kapsyl/lock på, förläna akademisk grad, täcka, kröna, överträffa
中文(简体)(Chinese (Simplified))
计算机辅助生产, 战斗空中巡逻, 巡航战斗机, 民间空中巡逻队, 市民防空协会
1. 无边帽, 帽子, 盖子, 给...戴帽
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2. 盖, 套, 罩, 覆盖, 加盖于, 胜过
中文(繁體)(Chinese (Traditional))
abbr. - 電腦輔助生產, 戰鬥空中巡邏, 巡航戰鬥機, 民間空中巡邏隊, 市民防空協會
1.
n. - 蓋, 套, 罩
v. tr. - 覆蓋, 加蓋於, 勝過
2.
n. - 無邊帽, 帽子, 蓋子
v. tr. - 給...戴帽
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한국어 (Korean)
1.
n. - 테 없는 모자, 뚜껑, 최고
v. tr. - 모자를 씌우다, 학위를 주다, 능가하다
2.
n. - 대문자
v. tr. - 대문자로 쓰다, 인쇄하다
abbr. - Civil Air Patrol (민간 항공 순시원), Common Agricultural Policy (EEC 가맹국 간의 공통 농업정책)
日本語 (Japanese)
n. - 帽子, 制帽, ふた, 火薬玉
v. - 帽子をかぶせる, ふたをする, 頂上を覆う, うわてをいく
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العربيه (Arabic)
(الاسم) قبعه, طاقيه, غطا (فعل) غطى, أنهى
עברית (Hebrew)
n. - כובע, כיפה, מכסה, גבול, פקק, תקרה, כובע אקדמי מרובע
v. tr. - שם כובע על, הכתיר, עלה על, הצליח יותר, סיפר סיפור מוצלח יותר
n. - גבול
v. tr. - הגביל
abbr. - ארגון מתנדבים המסייע לחה"א של ארה"ב בפעולות חיפוש ובחינוך לתעופה, המדיניות החקלאית המשותפת (של האיחוד האירופי)
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