英语词汇“capo”的意思、释义、用法解释及翻译-春雷网

capo¹

(also capo tasto)

nounPlural capos ˈkapəʊ

A clamp fastened across all the strings of a fretted musical instrument to raise their tuning by a chosen amount.
弦枕（穿过带品乐器所有弦的夹钳，通过弦数来提高定音）
Example sentencesExamples
- With Tielli if he screws up, he stops, laughs and starts again - as he did when he forgot his capo and had to borrow one from Wayne Omaha guitarist-vocalist Matt James.
- I have an open-tuned bouzouki, borrowed from a friend, and a capo, so in theory I can play in any key.
- Tuners, capos, pics, guitar straps and a set of extra strings are all handy toys.
- It can be silly things, like we'll use a capo and drop D, tune the string down to make a chord, rather than just play the chord normally.
- ‘Temporary’ should come included with stool and capo, with its murky chord progression and mumbled, depressive vocals.
- Rock players usually have a facility with bar chords and don't need a capo.
- When it turned out that Ahuja had forgotten her capo, Osborne kindly ran backstage to get her one.
- I bet you didn't know Pat Metheny used a capo did you?
- He was obviously nervous, hands shaking as he put on the capo.
- Unfulfilled, unfortunately, and someone had apparently moved the capo.
Synonyms
brace, vice, press

Origin

Late 19th century: from Italian capo tasto, literally 'head stop'.

capo²

nounPlural capos ˈkapəʊ

North American

The head of a crime syndicate, especially the Mafia, or a branch of one.
〈主美〉（尤指黑手党或其分支的）老大；分部头目
the Sicilian capo claims he controls most of the world's heroin trade
Example sentencesExamples
- Or because we tend to think of the politicians and the presidency as occupying a parallel world - Mafia dons and capos dispatching one another in a turf war.
- The Feds say Napolitano was killed in retribution for his ties to Pistone - and they have a ‘high-ranking’ witness who has linked Massino and acting capo Frank Lino to the crime.
- However, al Qaeda is not like the Gambino crime family where if you eliminate the various capos and lieutenants of the organization it eventually goes out of business.
- A 400-pound capo doesn't vanish into thin air.
- On FBI tapes, Gambino capo DePalma claims the mob controls this union.
- It was the prosecution of a Gambino crime family capo and his crew for narcotics trafficking, murder, racketeering, jury tampering and other charges.
- Season 4 begins with him confronting his ill-performing capos.
- Vinnie, Tony, Little Dominic, Charlie, and the big man himself, the capo, Frankie Pero… they didn't quite become firm friends, though he has written to them since his return to Ireland.
- Brazzi should surely be a capo, not an employee, and the Five Families think the Corleones want to off him because they have their eye on his lucrative Olive Oil business.
- This is the time for the extended family to come together, to pay its respects to the dons and capos, and a time for people who want to be associated with the family to come and be introduced.
- In Queens, New York, two weeks of digging an alleged mafia bone yard has led to two capos of the Bonanno crime family.
- No, we're not talking James Gandolfini, who returns to the premium channel as capo during the third season of the mob dramedy The Sopranos, which premieres with back-to-back new episodes March 4, but another Jersey guy.
- A Genovese crime family capo known as ‘Sammy Meatballs’ was overheard talking about the union.
- Giacomo is both capo, boss, and capofamiglia, head of the family.
- Harvey Keitel plays Charlie, the wiseguy dandy, a Catholic uneasily preoccupied by eternal damnation, but employed as a novice enforcer by his Uncle, a capo from the old country.
- Back in New York, Tony Sirico, he plays Paulie Walnuts, a Sopranos family capo who's in trouble with Russian Mafia.
- Organised crime is all around, even if it's no longer at the scale when Richie ‘the Boot’ Boiardo - a capo or captain for the famed Genovese family - lived out in Livingston.
- He extracted a guilty plea from Mafia capo John Gambino.
- But as a don, he has no choice but to protect his capos.
- Tony Soprano is no Kurtz or Keyser Soze, although his capos - Silvio and Paulie Walnuts - do occasionally compare him with Napoleon.

Origin

1950s: Italian, from Latin caput 'head'.

capo¹

(also capo tasto)

nounˈkapō

A clamp fastened across all the strings of a fretted musical instrument to raise their tuning by a chosen amount.
弦枕（穿过带品乐器所有弦的夹钳，通过弦数来提高定音）
Example sentencesExamples
- It can be silly things, like we'll use a capo and drop D, tune the string down to make a chord, rather than just play the chord normally.
- Unfulfilled, unfortunately, and someone had apparently moved the capo.
- When it turned out that Ahuja had forgotten her capo, Osborne kindly ran backstage to get her one.
- He was obviously nervous, hands shaking as he put on the capo.
- I have an open-tuned bouzouki, borrowed from a friend, and a capo, so in theory I can play in any key.
- Rock players usually have a facility with bar chords and don't need a capo.
- With Tielli if he screws up, he stops, laughs and starts again - as he did when he forgot his capo and had to borrow one from Wayne Omaha guitarist-vocalist Matt James.
- Tuners, capos, pics, guitar straps and a set of extra strings are all handy toys.
- ‘Temporary’ should come included with stool and capo, with its murky chord progression and mumbled, depressive vocals.
- I bet you didn't know Pat Metheny used a capo did you?
Synonyms
brace, vice, press

Origin

Late 19th century: from Italian capo tasto, literally ‘head stop’.

capo²

nounˈkapō

North American

The head of a crime syndicate, especially the Mafia, or a branch of one.
〈主美〉（尤指黑手党或其分支的）老大；分部头目
the Sicilian capo claims he controls most of the world's heroin trade
Example sentencesExamples
- Organised crime is all around, even if it's no longer at the scale when Richie ‘the Boot’ Boiardo - a capo or captain for the famed Genovese family - lived out in Livingston.
- Back in New York, Tony Sirico, he plays Paulie Walnuts, a Sopranos family capo who's in trouble with Russian Mafia.
- In Queens, New York, two weeks of digging an alleged mafia bone yard has led to two capos of the Bonanno crime family.
- A 400-pound capo doesn't vanish into thin air.
- This is the time for the extended family to come together, to pay its respects to the dons and capos, and a time for people who want to be associated with the family to come and be introduced.
- The Feds say Napolitano was killed in retribution for his ties to Pistone - and they have a ‘high-ranking’ witness who has linked Massino and acting capo Frank Lino to the crime.
- But as a don, he has no choice but to protect his capos.
- Or because we tend to think of the politicians and the presidency as occupying a parallel world - Mafia dons and capos dispatching one another in a turf war.
- However, al Qaeda is not like the Gambino crime family where if you eliminate the various capos and lieutenants of the organization it eventually goes out of business.
- Vinnie, Tony, Little Dominic, Charlie, and the big man himself, the capo, Frankie Pero… they didn't quite become firm friends, though he has written to them since his return to Ireland.
- Season 4 begins with him confronting his ill-performing capos.
- Giacomo is both capo, boss, and capofamiglia, head of the family.
- No, we're not talking James Gandolfini, who returns to the premium channel as capo during the third season of the mob dramedy The Sopranos, which premieres with back-to-back new episodes March 4, but another Jersey guy.
- On FBI tapes, Gambino capo DePalma claims the mob controls this union.
- Brazzi should surely be a capo, not an employee, and the Five Families think the Corleones want to off him because they have their eye on his lucrative Olive Oil business.
- Tony Soprano is no Kurtz or Keyser Soze, although his capos - Silvio and Paulie Walnuts - do occasionally compare him with Napoleon.
- A Genovese crime family capo known as ‘Sammy Meatballs’ was overheard talking about the union.
- He extracted a guilty plea from Mafia capo John Gambino.
- Harvey Keitel plays Charlie, the wiseguy dandy, a Catholic uneasily preoccupied by eternal damnation, but employed as a novice enforcer by his Uncle, a capo from the old country.
- It was the prosecution of a Gambino crime family capo and his crew for narcotics trafficking, murder, racketeering, jury tampering and other charges.

Origin

1950s: Italian, from Latin caput ‘head’.

词汇	capo
释义	capo¹ (also capo tasto) nounPlural capos ˈkapəʊ A clamp fastened across all the strings of a fretted musical instrument to raise their tuning by a chosen amount. 弦枕（穿过带品乐器所有弦的夹钳，通过弦数来提高定音） Example sentencesExamples With Tielli if he screws up, he stops, laughs and starts again - as he did when he forgot his capo and had to borrow one from Wayne Omaha guitarist-vocalist Matt James. I have an open-tuned bouzouki, borrowed from a friend, and a capo, so in theory I can play in any key. Tuners, capos, pics, guitar straps and a set of extra strings are all handy toys. It can be silly things, like we'll use a capo and drop D, tune the string down to make a chord, rather than just play the chord normally. ‘Temporary’ should come included with stool and capo, with its murky chord progression and mumbled, depressive vocals. Rock players usually have a facility with bar chords and don't need a capo. When it turned out that Ahuja had forgotten her capo, Osborne kindly ran backstage to get her one. I bet you didn't know Pat Metheny used a capo did you? He was obviously nervous, hands shaking as he put on the capo. Unfulfilled, unfortunately, and someone had apparently moved the capo. Synonyms brace, vice, press Origin Late 19th century: from Italian capo tasto, literally 'head stop'. capo² nounPlural capos ˈkapəʊ North American The head of a crime syndicate, especially the Mafia, or a branch of one. 〈主美〉（尤指黑手党或其分支的）老大；分部头目 the Sicilian capo claims he controls most of the world's heroin trade Example sentencesExamples Or because we tend to think of the politicians and the presidency as occupying a parallel world - Mafia dons and capos dispatching one another in a turf war. The Feds say Napolitano was killed in retribution for his ties to Pistone - and they have a ‘high-ranking’ witness who has linked Massino and acting capo Frank Lino to the crime. However, al Qaeda is not like the Gambino crime family where if you eliminate the various capos and lieutenants of the organization it eventually goes out of business. A 400-pound capo doesn't vanish into thin air. On FBI tapes, Gambino capo DePalma claims the mob controls this union. It was the prosecution of a Gambino crime family capo and his crew for narcotics trafficking, murder, racketeering, jury tampering and other charges. Season 4 begins with him confronting his ill-performing capos. Vinnie, Tony, Little Dominic, Charlie, and the big man himself, the capo, Frankie Pero… they didn't quite become firm friends, though he has written to them since his return to Ireland. Brazzi should surely be a capo, not an employee, and the Five Families think the Corleones want to off him because they have their eye on his lucrative Olive Oil business. This is the time for the extended family to come together, to pay its respects to the dons and capos, and a time for people who want to be associated with the family to come and be introduced. In Queens, New York, two weeks of digging an alleged mafia bone yard has led to two capos of the Bonanno crime family. No, we're not talking James Gandolfini, who returns to the premium channel as capo during the third season of the mob dramedy The Sopranos, which premieres with back-to-back new episodes March 4, but another Jersey guy. A Genovese crime family capo known as ‘Sammy Meatballs’ was overheard talking about the union. Giacomo is both capo, boss, and capofamiglia, head of the family. Harvey Keitel plays Charlie, the wiseguy dandy, a Catholic uneasily preoccupied by eternal damnation, but employed as a novice enforcer by his Uncle, a capo from the old country. Back in New York, Tony Sirico, he plays Paulie Walnuts, a Sopranos family capo who's in trouble with Russian Mafia. Organised crime is all around, even if it's no longer at the scale when Richie ‘the Boot’ Boiardo - a capo or captain for the famed Genovese family - lived out in Livingston. He extracted a guilty plea from Mafia capo John Gambino. But as a don, he has no choice but to protect his capos. Tony Soprano is no Kurtz or Keyser Soze, although his capos - Silvio and Paulie Walnuts - do occasionally compare him with Napoleon. Origin 1950s: Italian, from Latin caput 'head'. noun.1 noun.2 capo¹ (also capo tasto) nounˈkapō A clamp fastened across all the strings of a fretted musical instrument to raise their tuning by a chosen amount. 弦枕（穿过带品乐器所有弦的夹钳，通过弦数来提高定音） Example sentencesExamples It can be silly things, like we'll use a capo and drop D, tune the string down to make a chord, rather than just play the chord normally. Unfulfilled, unfortunately, and someone had apparently moved the capo. When it turned out that Ahuja had forgotten her capo, Osborne kindly ran backstage to get her one. He was obviously nervous, hands shaking as he put on the capo. I have an open-tuned bouzouki, borrowed from a friend, and a capo, so in theory I can play in any key. Rock players usually have a facility with bar chords and don't need a capo. With Tielli if he screws up, he stops, laughs and starts again - as he did when he forgot his capo and had to borrow one from Wayne Omaha guitarist-vocalist Matt James. Tuners, capos, pics, guitar straps and a set of extra strings are all handy toys. ‘Temporary’ should come included with stool and capo, with its murky chord progression and mumbled, depressive vocals. I bet you didn't know Pat Metheny used a capo did you? Synonyms brace, vice, press Origin Late 19th century: from Italian capo tasto, literally ‘head stop’. capo² nounˈkapō North American The head of a crime syndicate, especially the Mafia, or a branch of one. 〈主美〉（尤指黑手党或其分支的）老大；分部头目 the Sicilian capo claims he controls most of the world's heroin trade Example sentencesExamples Organised crime is all around, even if it's no longer at the scale when Richie ‘the Boot’ Boiardo - a capo or captain for the famed Genovese family - lived out in Livingston. Back in New York, Tony Sirico, he plays Paulie Walnuts, a Sopranos family capo who's in trouble with Russian Mafia. In Queens, New York, two weeks of digging an alleged mafia bone yard has led to two capos of the Bonanno crime family. A 400-pound capo doesn't vanish into thin air. This is the time for the extended family to come together, to pay its respects to the dons and capos, and a time for people who want to be associated with the family to come and be introduced. The Feds say Napolitano was killed in retribution for his ties to Pistone - and they have a ‘high-ranking’ witness who has linked Massino and acting capo Frank Lino to the crime. But as a don, he has no choice but to protect his capos. Or because we tend to think of the politicians and the presidency as occupying a parallel world - Mafia dons and capos dispatching one another in a turf war. However, al Qaeda is not like the Gambino crime family where if you eliminate the various capos and lieutenants of the organization it eventually goes out of business. Vinnie, Tony, Little Dominic, Charlie, and the big man himself, the capo, Frankie Pero… they didn't quite become firm friends, though he has written to them since his return to Ireland. Season 4 begins with him confronting his ill-performing capos. Giacomo is both capo, boss, and capofamiglia, head of the family. No, we're not talking James Gandolfini, who returns to the premium channel as capo during the third season of the mob dramedy The Sopranos, which premieres with back-to-back new episodes March 4, but another Jersey guy. On FBI tapes, Gambino capo DePalma claims the mob controls this union. Brazzi should surely be a capo, not an employee, and the Five Families think the Corleones want to off him because they have their eye on his lucrative Olive Oil business. Tony Soprano is no Kurtz or Keyser Soze, although his capos - Silvio and Paulie Walnuts - do occasionally compare him with Napoleon. A Genovese crime family capo known as ‘Sammy Meatballs’ was overheard talking about the union. He extracted a guilty plea from Mafia capo John Gambino. Harvey Keitel plays Charlie, the wiseguy dandy, a Catholic uneasily preoccupied by eternal damnation, but employed as a novice enforcer by his Uncle, a capo from the old country. It was the prosecution of a Gambino crime family capo and his crew for narcotics trafficking, murder, racketeering, jury tampering and other charges. Origin 1950s: Italian, from Latin caput ‘head’. noun.1 noun.2
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