hat
BrE /hæt/ AmE /hæt/
noun en → es
a soft or hard covering for the head that is worn as a fashion accessory, for protection from the sun, etc.
sombrero, gorra, boina
Collocations wear a hat · take off your hat
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He always wears a hat when he goes out.
Siempre se pone un sombrero cuando sale.
a job or position of responsibility, especially one that you have been given by a political party or organization.
cargo, puesto, posición
Collocations get a hat · lose your hat
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She got the job as head of marketing.
Ella obtuvo el cargo de jefa de mercadotecnia.
to throw a coin into the air to decide something, for example which team will start playing first in a game.
lanzar una moneda al aire
Collocations to toss a coin
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We'll take it in turns to throw the hat.
Tomaremos turnos para lanzar la moneda.
an honor or award given by a university, organization, etc. to someone who has done something important.
distinción, condecoración, honra
Collocations receive an honorary hat
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He was awarded the Order of Merit.
Recibió la Orden de Mérito.
a gesture made by touching or raising one's hat as a sign of respect, greeting, etc.
saludo con el sombrero
Collocations give a hat-tip to
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He gave a quick hat-tip and walked away.
Hizo una rápida reverencia con el sombrero y se alejó.
a short phrase or slogan used to express the aims of a political party, organization, etc.
slogan, lema, consigna
Collocations have a hat
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The party's hat is 'jobs and security'.
El lema del partido es 'empleo y seguridad'.
a situation in which a sports player scores three goals or wins three games in succession.
hat-trick, triplete
Collocations score a hat-trick
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He scored a hat-trick in the final match.
Marcó un triplete en el último partido.
a box used for carrying or storing hats, especially when traveling.
caja para sombreros
Collocations pack a hat-box
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She packed her hat-box and left.
Empacó su caja para sombreros y se fue.