caps.
Americanabbreviation
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capital letters.
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(in prescriptions) a capsule.
abbreviation
Etymology
Origin of caps.
caps. ( def. 2 ) < Latin capsula
Example Sentences
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After seven dynamic caps off the bench, 21-year-old back rower Henry Pollock finally gained a first Test start.
From BBC
Henson became a central part of a star-studded Ospreys side at the inception of regional rugby in 2003, going on to win 33 caps for Wales, as well as playing for the British & Irish Lions, French side Toulon and Bristol.
From BBC
Borthwick has leaned into Pollock's energy, deploying him as an impact replacement for all seven of his England caps.
From BBC
Friday’s report caps a year in which GDP recovered from a mild contraction in the first quarter to stronger levels of growth in the second and third quarters.
The time is now for investors to get their AI survival plan in place, with bets on bonds and small caps among the smartest moves to make, say Citigroup strategists.
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