capping

capping off a great day with a delicious dinner

capping the bottle tightly to keep the drink fresh

capping the number of attendees for the event

capping a successful project with a presentation

capping the amount of money spent on shopping

capping the peak of the mountain after a long hike

capping the number of characters in a text message

capping the price of a product to attract more customers

capping the duration of a meeting to ensure efficiency

capping the size of a file for easy sharing

Yes! We can also say capping to mean lying!

And then all along the way what you're gonna do, is you're gonna be capping at different intervals.

Elon Musk is capping the number of tweets users can see each day.

In this analysis, capping prices would not make a huge difference to energy consumption.

The government began capping energy bills this weekend, but protesters say it's not enough.

On December 16th Theresa May, the home secretary, proposed capping the number of EU migrants entering Britain.

They achieve this by capping attendance at meetings and cutting them down to 30 or even 15 minutes.

CMA CGM describes this as an " unprecedented situation" and is capping prices to keep its customers happy.

The Bank of Japan relaxed its policy of capping long-term interest rates for the second time in three months.

In Australia, lawmakers have picked Treasurer Scott Morrison to be the next prime minister, capping a week of political turmoil.