hat

el sombrero

noun

hat
[hæt]
sustantivo
1sombrero (m)
  • to take one's hat off to somebody (also sentido figurado) -> descubrirse ante alguien
  • to pass the hat round (sentido figurado) -> pasar la gorra (collect money)
  • to throw one's hat in the ring (sentido figurado) -> echarse al ruedo (enter contest)
  • to keep something under one's hat (familiar sentido figurado) -> no decir ni media de algo a nadie
  • hat stand -> perchero (m)
  • hat trick -> tres goles mpl (of goals) ; (en el mismo partido)tres victorias (f pl) consecutivas (of victories)

hat [hæt] [jat]
sustantivo
1Sombrero.
2Capelo, dignidad de cardenal. (Figurado)
  • Beaver hat -> sombrero de castor
  • Panama hat -> sombrero de Panamá
  • Round hat -> sombrero redondo
  • Silk hat, high hat -> (vulg. stovepipe ), sombrero de copa, o de copa alta; (fest.) chistera
  • Three-cocked hat -> sombrero de tres picos, tricornio
  • Three-cornered hat -> sombrero de tres candiles
  • To put on one’s hat -> ponerse el sombrero
  • To take off one’s hat -> quitarse el sombrero
  • Hats off -> ¡fuera sombreros

hat [hæt]
noun
sombrero; (m)
to raise one's hat (in greeting) descubrirse; to take off one's hat quitarse el sombrero
to eat one's hat
I'll eat my hat if ... que me maten si ...
to hang one's hat up jubilarse
my hat! ¡caramba!
that's old hat eso no es nada nuevo
to pass the hat round pasar el platillo
to take one's hat off to sb quitarse el sombrero descubrirse ante algn;or
I take my hat off to him me descubro ante él
to talk through one's hat (informal) decir disparates tonterías;or
to keep sth under one's hat no decir palabra sobre algo
keep it under your hat de esto no digas ni pío; (informal)
to wear two hats ejercer un doble papel
now wearing my other hat as ... hablando ahora en mi otra calidad de ...
modifier
hat rack (n) perchero; (m)
hat shop (n) sombrerería; (f)
hat stand hat tree (US) (n) perchero; (m)
hat trick (n) (Ftbl) (Rugby) etc (three goals etc) tres tantos goles en un partido; (m)or (m) (three consecutive wins) serie de tres victorias; (f) tres triunfos seguidos; (m)
to get score a hat trickor marcar tres tantos goles en un partido;or

Verb Conjugation for "hat"

Imperative
  • hat
  • you hat
  • he/she hats
  • we hat
  • you hat
  • they hat
Preterite
  • I hatted
  • you hatted
  • he/she hatted
  • we hatted
  • you hatted
  • they hatted
Present Continuous
  • I am hatting
  • you are hatting
  • he/she is hatting
  • we are hatting
  • you are hatting
  • they are hatting
Present Perfect
  • I have hatted
  • you have hatted
  • he/she has hatted
  • we have hatted
  • you have hatted
  • they have hatted
Past Continuous
  • I was hatting
  • you were hatting
  • he/she was hatting
  • we were hatting
  • you were hatting
  • they were hatting
Past Perfect
  • I had hatted
  • you had hatted
  • he/she had hatted
  • we had hatted
  • you had hatted
  • they had hatted
Future
  • I will hat
  • you will hat
  • he/she will hat
  • we will hat
  • you will hat
  • they will hat
Future Perfect
  • I will have hatted
  • you will have hatted
  • he/she will have hatted
  • we will have hatted
  • you will have hatted
  • they will have hatted
Future Continuous
  • I will be hatting
  • you will be hatting
  • he/she will be hatting
  • we will be hatting
  • you will be hatting
  • they will be hatting
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been hatting
  • you have been hatting
  • he/she has been hatting
  • we have been hatting
  • you have been hatting
  • they have been hatting
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been hatting
  • you will have been hatting
  • he/she will have been hatting
  • we will have been hatting
  • you will have been hatting
  • they will have been hatting
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been hatting
  • you had been hatting
  • he/she had been hatting
  • we had been hatting
  • you had been hatting
  • they had been hatting
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