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skullcap

/skuhl-kap/US // ˈskʌlˌkæp //UK // (ˈskʌlˌkæp) //

头盖骨,头孢菌素,头孢,头盖

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a small, brimless close-fitting cap, often made of silk or velvet, worn on the crown of the head, as for religious functions.
    • : the domelike roof of the skull.
    • : Botany. any of various plants belonging to the genus Scutellaria, of the mint family, having a calyx resembling a helmet.

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Examples

  • In the 1890s, a crew led by Dutch physician-turned-anthropologist Eugène Dubois had uncovered a skullcap and thigh bone on the Indonesian island of Java.

  • No one outside his inner circle had been made aware, because the cut could be hidden under his skullcap.

  • He does not wear a skullcap, the most prominent marker of Orthodox observance.

  • And there this year was Melching, translating again, but this time the deep voice of Demba Diawara, an elderly imam in a skullcap.

  • The merchant debated, removing his skullcap, smoothing his grizzled fringe of curls, fitting the cap on again deliberately.

  • Solly Gumble removed his skullcap, fluffed his scanty ring of curls, and drew on the cap again.

  • Sir Peter, an old gentleman in a velvet skullcap, particularly enlarged upon the latter.

  • Five or six gentlemen, whom I recognized as the directors of the asylum, were standing round the steward in the black skullcap.

  • She had expected to find an old man with spectacles and a skullcap, the typical pawnbroker one sees in the moving pictures.