hat

UK
/hæt/
US
/hæt/

Translations

hatnoun
hats
pl
UK
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US
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She wore a wide-brimmed hat to protect herself from the sun.
Elle portait un chapeau à larges bords pour se protéger du soleil.
Additional translations
casquetteAu sens figuré, pour parler d’un rôle ou d’une fonction.
hatverb
hatted
Past Simple
hatted
Past Participle
hatting
Gerund
UK
/hæt/
US
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coifferEn parlant du fait de mettre un chapeau à quelqu’un ou à quelque chose.
She decided to hat the statue with a colorful beanie for the winter festival.
Elle a décidé de coiffer la statue d’un bonnet coloré pour le festival d’hiver.
Synonyms
don (a hat)
put on (a hat)
bonnet (informal/archaic)
crown (figurative)
cover (one's head with a hat)
hatadjective
UK
/hæt/
US
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Used attributively before a noun to denote relation to hats (e.g., "hat shop").
de chapeauRelatif aux chapeaux; tournure surtout usuelle dans des contextes descriptifs ou commerciaux.
The boutique specializes in hat accessories such as ribbons and feathers.
La boutique se spécialise dans les accessoires de chapeau, comme les rubans et les plumes.

Definitions

hatnoun
A covering for the head, typically having a brim and a crown, worn outdoors.
She wore a wide-brimmed hat to protect herself from the sun.
A role or position that someone holds, often used in the context of having multiple roles.
In the company, he wears many hats, including that of a manager and a mentor.
hatverb
To put a hat on someone's head.
She decided to hat the statue with a colorful beanie for the winter festival.
To supply or cover with a hat.
The costume designer needed to hat all the actors for the period play.
hatadjective
Relating to or designed for hats.
The boutique specializes in hat accessories such as ribbons and feathers.