English to Irish Meaning of hat - hata

Hat :

hata

noun

hata, caipín, Topi

Hat :: hataHated :: fuathHater :: haterHaters :: hatersHates :: fuathHating :: hatingHats :: hataíHatted :: hatted

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Definitions of hat in English

Noun(1) headdress that protects the head from bad weather; has shaped crown and usually a brim(2) an informal term for a person's role
Verb(1) put on or wear a hat(2) furnish with a hat

Examples of hat in English

(1) We've all seen Beckham with his tea cosy version of the woolly hat and Victoria in her baseball cap.(2) wearing her scientific hat she is director of a pharmacology research group(3) Miss Sobania said on this occasion he wore a woolly hat instead of a helmet because it was cold.(4) a black straw hat(5) The man was wearing a long black raincoat and a hat and his face was hidden as he struggled with the dog.(6) wearing her scientific hat, she is director of a pharmacology research group(7) a woolly hat(8) Raucous women of all ages, many of them wearing glittery cowboy hats , are screeching at each other loudly.(9) He was hatless with his hair slicked back and parted down the middle.(10) We walk away from the smattering of polo insiders wearing baseball caps and woolly hats , watching a practice game.(11) In contrast to many of the self portraits, it shows him dressed informally, tieless, hatless and with his shirt sleeves rolled up.(12) After creating but failing to capitalise on a hatful of first-half chances Guiseley redeemed themselves with four second-half goals.(13) He was about nineteen feet tall and scored hatfuls of goals as a result, all of them headers.(14) Dwarves, all wearing brightly coloured pointy hats , hurried pass on all manner of errands.(15) Turn out your cupboard for old straw sunhats, berets, baseball caps and felt hats .(16) Life can be busy with many different roles and hats to put on and take off again.

Related Phrases of hat

(1) hat trick ::

trick hata

(2) straw hat ::

hata tuí

(3) top hat ::

hata barr

(4) wear a hat ::

a chaitheamh hata

(5) party hat ::

páirtí hata

(6) bowler hat ::

Bowler hata

(7) cowboy hat ::

hata cowboy

(8) black hat ::

hata dubh

(9) woolly hat ::

hata woolly

Related Phrases of hat

(1) hat trick ::

trick hata

(2) straw hat ::

hata tuí

(3) top hat ::

hata barr

(4) wear a hat ::

a chaitheamh hata

(5) party hat ::

páirtí hata

(6) bowler hat ::

Bowler hata

(7) cowboy hat ::

hata cowboy

(8) black hat ::

hata dubh

(9) woolly hat ::

hata woolly

Synonyms

Noun

1. chapeau ::

chapeau

2. lid ::

lid

Different Forms

hat, hater, haters, hats

Word Example from TV Shows

It's also a HAT.

The Big Bang Theory Season 11, Episode 13

Indiana Jones was the one in the HAT with the whip.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 4

"Nice HAT, Bob Tahecin."

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 12

"This is an ordinary top HAT."

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 12

- Bye, guys. - Like your HAT.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 2

Examples of hat from TV Shows

It's also a HAT.

The Big Bang Theory Season 11, Episode 13

Indiana Jones was the one in the HAT with the whip.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 4

"Nice HAT, Bob Tahecin."

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 12

"This is an ordinary top HAT."

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 12

- Bye, guys. - Like your HAT.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 2

English to Irish Dictionary: hat

Meaning and definitions of hat, translation in Irish language for hat with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of hat in Irish and in English language.

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What hat means in Irish, hat meaning in Irish, hat definition, examples and pronunciation of hat in Irish language.

English to Irish Dictionary: hat

Meaning and definitions of hat, translation in Irish language for hat with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of hat in Irish and in English language.

Tags for the entry 'hat'

What hat means in Irish, hat meaning in Irish, hat definition, examples and pronunciation of hat in Irish language.