capital

UK:  ['kæpɪt(ə)l]

US:  ['kæpɪt(ə)l]

复数：capitals  

adj.

1.资本的

2.首位的,最重要的,主要的,基本的,根本的

3.大写(字母)的

4.应处死刑的;致命的

5.绝妙,出色的,好极了,妙极了,妙不可言,顶呱呱的好

6.〔口语〕优秀的,上好的,第一流的

7.最大的;主要

8.挺不错的,挺棒的

9.聪明(的)

10.严重的

n.

1.资本,资金;本金;老本

2.资本;基金;股款,本钱;资源;资方,资产阶级

3.首都;首府

4.首都,京城

5.投资,现金,基建投资

6.大写(字母)

7.【建筑】柱头

1 . After he had built his capital at Nanjing, Britain sent an envoy to ask him about the foreign policy of his new regime.
洪秀全建都南京不久之后，英国政府派来特使，询问这新政权的外交政策。

2 . For all the festive bunting, and despite the fact that rebels have pushed the front far to the southeast, the Libyan capital remains wary.
虽是一片欢腾的节日景象，而且事实上反对派己经将战线远远推进至东南部，这座利比亚都城仍是不敢懈怠。

3 . Cho said he expects the military will be prepared to use anti-aircraft missiles in the capital should any invasions of airspace occur.
赵显五说，一旦外国飞机侵入韩国领空，他预计韩国军方准备在首都首尔动用防空导弹。

4 . When companies discount an average-risk project, they do not use the company cost of capital as we have computed it.
当公司要贴现一个具有平均风险的项目的时候，它们并不会运用我们已经计算出来的公司资本成本。

5 . Bank of America was found to have the largest capital need. However, it said it did not need any more government money.
评估结果显示美国银行需要增加的资本最多.不过美银表态不再需要政府给钱。