Capuchin
/ˈkæpjʊʃɪn/noun
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- a friar belonging to a branch of the Franciscan order that observes a strict rule drawn up in 1529嘉布遣会修士（圣方济各会分会修士, 该会遵行1592年所制定的严格教义）。
2
- a cloak and hood formerly worn by women（旧时的）嘉布遣女斗篷及风帽。
3
- （capuchin 或capuchin monkey）a South American monkey with a cap of hair on the head which has the appearance of a cowl卷尾猴, 悬猴; 僧帽猴。
3.1
- Genus Cebus, family Cebidae: four species, including the brown capuchin (C. apella).悬猴属, 悬猴科：4种, 包括卷尾猴（拉丁名C. apella）。
4
capuchin
a pigeon of a breed with head and neck feathers resembling a cowl三色伞鸟, 斗篷鹛。
词源
late 16th cent.: from obsolete French， earlier form of capucin, from Italian cappuccino, from cappuccio 'hood， cowl'， from cappa （see CAPE1）， the friars being so named because of their sharp-pointed hoods.