cup

UK
/kʌp/
US
/kʌp/

Translations

cupnoun
cups
pl
UK
/kʌp/
US
/kʌp/
She drank a cup of tea.
Она выпила чашку чая.
The team won the championship cup.
Команда выиграла чемпионский кубок.
cupverb
cupped
Past Simple
cupped
Past Participle
cupping
Gerund
UK
/kʌp/
US
/kʌp/
He cupped his hands around the candle to protect it from the wind.
Он обхватил руками свечу, чтобы защитить её от ветра.
сформировать чашу
She cupped her hands to catch the rainwater.
Она сформировала чашу из рук, чтобы поймать дождевую воду.
cupadjective
UK
/kʌp/
US
/kʌp/
Used attributively before another noun (e.g., cup final) to denote relation to a competition or trophy.

Definitions

cupnoun
A small, typically round container used for drinking liquids, usually with a handle.
She poured herself a cup of tea to start the morning.
A trophy in the form of a cup, awarded as a prize in a contest.
The team celebrated after winning the championship cup.
A unit of measurement for volume, typically used in cooking, equal to 8 fluid ounces in the US.
The recipe calls for one cup of sugar.
A concave vessel for holding something, such as a cup of a flower or a cup in a golf hole.
The ball rolled smoothly into the cup on the 18th hole.
Either of the two concave parts of a brassiere that cover and support the breasts.
She needed a bra with larger cups for a better fit.
cupverb
To form one's hand into the shape of a cup.
She cupped her hands to catch the rainwater.
To hold something in one's hands in a curved shape.
He cupped the small bird gently in his hands.
cupadjective
Relating to a sporting competition or event in which a trophy in the form of a cup is awarded.
Tickets for the cup final sold out within hours.