Put on a cap.

戴上帽子。

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Now he put on a paper cap to catch stray hairs and pulledpaper booties over his shoes, because he had seen what sometimes spilled fromthe table onto the floor.

他戴上一次性手术帽，把头发塞了进去，又套上一双纸鞋套。

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In the meantime a set of fiscal rules-the stability and growth pact, which put a cap on budget deficits and public debt-would take the place of a central system of revenue sharing.

同时，一套财政规则将会取代收益分成的中央系统，这套规则是一种稳定与增长协定，为预算赤字和公债规定一个上限。

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It is a necessity. He believes that the first priority of any climate bill enacted by Congress must be to put a cap on global warming gases.

VOA: standard.2010.06.14

"We're going to go in and put a cap on it and we'll be able to produce the fluids [the oil and the next step is to make sure that we minimize the oil and pollution going into the Gulf."

VOA: standard.2010.05.31

She argued that onerous requirements on staff numbers in England "put a cap on salaries" and meant nurseries struggled to "retain and recruit high quality people".

BBC: Cut nursery staff to child ratio, urges minister

Another anti-economic aspect of the Kyoto protocol, in addition to its silence on trading, was its failure to put a cap on the costs of abatement: countries undertook to meet their targets regardless.

ECONOMIST: Economics focus

He put on a blue baseball cap and tugged it over his eyes.

NEWYORKER: Bring Up the Bodies