Examples of using Capped at in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Computer
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Official/political
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Programming
For example, travel within transport Zones 1 and 2 is capped at a daily maximum of £6.60 with an Oyster card,
As its commitment to any fund is capped at 50% of the fund's size, each fund manager
However, the number of members with voting rights will be capped at 21: six permanent voting rights for the members of the Executive Board and 15 voting rights
The EU cornerstone investments of up to €400m will be capped at 25% of the total capital in the Funds of Funds,
would be capped at 0.3% of the transaction value for credit card transactions
The pictures will be capped at a maximum of 450 dpi(downsampled to 350 dpi when the original is above 450 dpi)
more= 1%, capped at EUR 210;
though each individual recording session is capped at 5 minutes
are to be capped at 5% of the average total value of agricultural production during an historical period.
are to be capped at 5% of the average total value of agricultural production during an historical period.
their take is capped at 75 euros per transaction
with the limitation that its access to Eurosystem credit operations would be capped at the average level of its recourse to Eurosystem credit operations during the 12-month period preceding 22 March 2017.
End cap at both ends.
I often take a night cap at this time, in my private parlour.
by setting her cap at that Adler.
It's preposterous to ask someone to take off a baseball cap at a baseball game.
Open the infusion set package and remove the cap at the end of the tubing.
Mars has permanent ice caps at both poles composed of water ice and solid carbon dioxide(“dry ice”).
Mars has polar ice caps at both poles, composed of both water and carbon dioxide(dry ice).
A cap at high temperature can become very dangerous,