cape
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The meaning (definition) of the word cape
a piece of cloth without sleeves that hangs over your shoulders
The word cape used in a sentence
“The superhero wore a flowing red cape that moved in the wind.”
Words that mean the same as cape (synonyms)
cloak
The plural of the word cape
capes
How the word cape is said around the world
| French | cap (kahp) |
| Spanish | cabo (kahvoh) |
| Mandarin | 岬 (jiǎ) |
| Hindi | केप (kayp) |
| Arabic | كيب (keeb) |
| Russian | мыс (mys) |
| Portuguese (EU) | cabo (kahbuu) |
| Portuguese (BR) | cabo (kahbuu) |
| Japanese | ケープ (keepu) |
| German | Kap (kahp) |
| Urdu | کیپ (kayp) |
| Punjabi | ਕੇਪ (kayp) |
| Korean | ...곶 (...goj) |
| Hebrew | שכמייה (shkhmeeyh) |
| Greek | ακρωτήριο (akroterio) |
| Dutch | kaap (kahp) |
| Tagalog | kapa (kahpah) |
| Vietnamese | áo choàng (ahurw chwahng) |
| Turkish | pelerin (paylayrin) |
| Persian | شنل (shaynayl) |
| Polish | peleryna (pelerinah) |
| Ukrainian | плащ (plashch) |
| Bengali | কেপ (kayp) |
| Swedish | cape (kahpuh) |
| Italian | mantello (mahntelloh) |
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