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hat English-Spanish

sombrero

top hat English-Spanish

sombrero m de copa

hat trick English-Spanish

to score a hat trick

his hat blew off in blow2 English-Spanish

se le voló el sombrero

I put my hat on in my English-Spanish

me puse el sombrero

hat British & World English

a shaped covering for the head worn for warmth, as a fashion item, or as part of a uniform

hat English-French

chapeau m

hat German-English

→ 3. Pers. Sg. Präsens v. haben

hat English-Italian

cappello m

hi-hat (also high-hat) British & World English

a pair of foot-operated cymbals forming part of a drum kit

hat tip British & World English

(in online contexts) used as an acknowledgement that someone has brought a piece of information to the writer’s attention, or provided the inspiration for a piece of writing

old hat British & World English

something tediously familiar or outdated

red hat British & World English

a cardinal’s hat, especially as the symbol of a cardinal’s office

sun hat British & World English

a broad-brimmed hat that protects the head and neck from the sun

tin hat British & World English

a soldier’s steel helmet

top hat British & World English

a man’s formal hat with a high cylindrical crown

top hat English-French

haut-de-forme m

top hat English-German

Zylinder[hut]

old hat English-Italian

be old hat

sun hat English-Italian

cappello m da sole

top hat English-Italian

cilindro m

black hat British & World English

used in reference to a bad person, especially a villain or criminal in a film, novel, or play

brass hat British & World English

a high-ranking officer in the armed forces

crap hat British & World English

(in the British army) a term used by paratroopers and commandos to refer to a soldier from a regiment in the rest of the army

hard hat British & World English

a rigid protective helmet, as worn by factory and building workers

hat-trick British & World English

three successes of the same kind within a limited period, in particular (in soccer) the scoring of three goals in a game by one player or (in cricket) the taking of three wickets by the same bowler with successive balls

high hat British & World English

a tall hat, especially a top hat

opera hat British & World English

a collapsible top hat

pixie hat (also pixie hood) British & World English

a child’s hat with a pointed crown

silk hat British & World English

a man’s tall cylindrical hat covered with black silk plush

tall hat British & World English

another term for top hat.

white hat British & World English

used in reference to a good or moral person, especially the hero in a film, novel, or play

hard hat English-French

casque m

hat trick English-French

triplé m

hard hat English-German

Schutzhelm


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