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Meanings of "hat" in Spanish English Dictionary : 12 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
hat gorro [m]
General
hat sombrero [m]
hat sombrero [m]
hat chapeo [m]
hat barrete [m] disused
hat dignidad de cardenal [f] fig.
hat barreta [f] disused
Colloquial
hat güito [m]
Engineering
hat sombrero de hierro
Construction
hat casco [m]
Cinema
hat trípode copa
hat sombrero de copa

Meanings of "hat" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 500 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
bowler hat bombín [m]
bowler hat hongo [m]
General
panama hat panamá [m]
opera hat clac [m]
top hat tarro [m]
three-cornered hat tricornio [m]
brim (of a glass, hat) borde [m]
sun hat pamela [f]
picture hat pamela [f]
hat factory sombrerería [f]
hat shop sombrerería [f]
top hat chistera [f]
hat stand percha [f]
felt hat galera [f]
bowler hat galera [f]
bullfighter's hat montera [f]
with a hat ensombrerado [adj]
wearing a hat ensombrerado [adj]
pillbox hat casquete [m]
cardinal's hat capelo [m]
cocked hat bicornio [m]
hat pin bonetillo [m]
typical hat from calaña, spain calañés [m]
shovel hat canalón [m]
straw hat canotier (francés) [m]
inquisition hat capirote [m]
hard hat casco [m]
hat made of beaver pelt castoreño [m]
cocked hat chambergo [m]
broad-brimmed soft hat chambergo [m]
opera hat clac (francés) [m]
cocked hat clac (francés) [m]
hat sizing tool conformador [m]
flexible felt hat, with small brims estache (caló) [m]
felt hat flexible [m]
hard felt hat with a low crown and wide and flat brim jarano [m]
straw hat jipijapa [m]
panama hat jipijapa [m]
hat feather látigo [m]
panama hat panamá [m]
broad-brimmed hat pavero [m]
hat stand perchero [m]
hat rack perchero [m]
cardinal's hat píleo [m]
blow from a hat sombrerazo [m]
hat maker/vendor sombrerero [m]
beaver hat sombrero castoreño [m]
bowler hat sombrero hongo [m]
calañés hat sombrero castoreño [m]
calañés hat sombrero de calañas [m]
calañés hat sombrero de catite [m]
calañés hat sombrero calañés [m]
charro hat sombrero jarano [m]
click clack top hat sombrero de muelles [m]
cordovan hat sombrero cordobés [m]
ecclesiastical hat sombrero de canal [m]
ecclesiastical hat sombrero de canoa [m]
ecclesiastical hat sombrero de teja [m]
high top hat sombrero de copa alta [m]
stovepipe hat sombrero de copa alta [m]
panama hat sombrero de jipijapa [m]
ecuadorian hat sombrero de jipijapa [m]
jipijapa hat sombrero de jipijapa [m]
toquilla straw hat sombrero de jipijapa [m]
slouch hat sombrero a la chamberga [m]
slouch hat sombrero chambergo [m]
slouch hat sombrero gacho [m]
soft hat sombrero flexible [m]
top hat sombrero de copa [m]
top hat sombrero redondo [m]
wide-brimmed palm hat sombrero jíbaro [m]
pava hat sombrero jíbaro [m]
gold or silver hat band with precious stones trancelín [m]
hat tassel trencellín [m]
catalan hat barretina [f]
hat put on beasts of burden when they suffer from hot sun cogotera [f]
crown of a hat copa [f]
dunce hat coroza [f]
hat brim falda [f]
mourning ribbon on a hat gasa [f]
flat-hat gorra de plato [f]
tipping one's hat gorrada [f]
tipping one's hat gorretada [f]
block (hat) horma [f]
bullfighter's hat montera [f]
pamela hat pamela [f]
ushanka hat papalina [f]
bomber hat papalina [f]
hat tip sombrerada [f]
hat box sombrerera [f]
hat making sombrerería [f]
hat shop sombrerería [f]
shovel hat teja [f]
decorative hat band toquilla [f]
like a slouch hat achambergado [adj]
with a top hat on enchisterado [adj]
wearing a hat ensombrerado [adj]
put a hat on calar [v]
put a hat on calarse [v]
put on one’s hat cubrirse [v]
take one's hat off descubrirse [v]
take off one's hat descubrirse [v]
remove one's hat descubrirse [v]
remove one's hat desgorrarse [v]
lay your hat domiciliarse [v]
at the drop of a hat improvisadamente [adv]
i tip my hat to you chapeau (francés) [interj]
top hat sombrero de copa [m]
tri-corn hat tricornio [m]
kind of hat chullo [m]
panama hat sombrero panamá [m]
panama hat sombrero de paja toquilla [m]
a kind of brimmed hat from south america sombrero panamá [m]
a kind of brimmed hat from south america panamá [m]
a kind of brimmed hat from south america sombrero de paja toquilla [m]
hat rack perchero (furniture) [m]
hat trick triplete [m]
hi-hat chaston [m]
hi-hat charles [m]
hi-hat hi-hat [m]
crown (top of hat) casco [m]
tip of the hat sombrerazo [m]
(broad-rimmed) hat chambergo [m]
slouch hat chambergo [m]
clown hat bonete [m]
cone-shaped hat bonete [m]
crush hat clac [m]
bucket hat sombrero de pescador [m]
bucket hat sombrero con un borde ancho y inclinado hacia abajo [m]
beanie hat sombrero de lana ceñido a la cabeza [m]
ear hat sombrero con orejeras [m]
ear hat gorro con orejeras [m]
chef's hat gorro de cocinero [m]
chef hat gorro de cocinero [m]
shovel hat teja [f]
hat-maker sombrerera [f]
wide-brimmed hat pamela [f]
panama hat palm fiber paja toquilla [f]
red army hat which was used during the russian civil war budiónovka [f]
kind of women's and children's hat gorra [f]
kind of women's and children's hat cofia [f]
panama hat jipijapa [f]
a kind of brimmed hat from south america jipijapa [f]
kind of women's and children's hat capucha [f]
a type of wide-brimmed hat capellina [f]
bagpiper's hat montera [f]
hat block horma [f]
high-hat bomba [f]
panama hat palm toquilla [f]
crown (hat/tree) copa [f]
(hat) brim ala [f]
hat maker/vendor sombrerera [f]
put one's hat on cubrirse [v]
pull on (a hat) encasquetar [v]
remove the hat of destocar [v]
doff a hat hacer chapó [v]
doff a hat sacarse el sombrero (en forma de reconocimiento) [v]
don a hat ponerse un sombrero [v]
at the drop of a hat de un momento a otro [adv]
hi-hat contratiempos [m/pl]
hat made of velvety/fine felt pelo de guama  [n] VE
large crowned, narrow-brimmed cane hat boca de canasta [n] DO
light colored hat with a wide brim pepita de guate [n] PA
tirolean hat sombrero tirolés
bowler hat sombrero hongo
panama hat sombrero de paja toquilla
panama hat sombrero panamá
top hat sombrero de copa
cake and hat torta y sombrero
hat-band cintillo [m]
guard ribbon for a hat barbiquejo [m]
hat guard barboquejo [m]
opera-hat clac [m]
cocked hat clac [m]
hat and coat rack clavijero [m]
priest's hat canalón [m]
straw-hat canotié [m]
hat with two points bicornio [m]
kind of hat worn by women in leon and asturias caramiello [m]
crown of hat casco [m]
picador's hat castoreño [m]
certain kind of hat busingote [m]
slouch hat hongo [m]
derby hat hongo [m]
felt hat fieltro [m]
hat-form formillón [m]
hat-block formillón [m]
long plume round a hat látigo [m]
corner/cock of a hat pico [m]
cardinal's red hat píleo [m]
hat-pin rascador [m]
broad-brimmed hat pavero [m]
large hat sombrerazo [m]
doffing the hat sombrerazo [m]
blow with a hat sombrerazo [m]
small hat sombrerete [m]
hat-maker sombrerero [m]
jeweled hat-band of gold or silver trencillo [m]
small hat sombrerico [m]
silk hat sombrero de copa [m]
hat guard barbuquejo [m]
brim (hat) ala [f]
crown of a hat copa [f]
brim of a hat/a brazier falda [f]
hat-rack percha [f]
leghorn hat pamela [f]
trimming of a hat toquilla [f]
hat-box sombrerera [f]
hat-factory sombrerería [f]
hat-shop sombrerería [f]
brim of a hat/a brazier ala [f]
with a hat cubierto [adj]
with raised brim (a hat) arrufaldado [adj]
shaped like a three-cornered hat acandilado [adj]
uncocked (hat) chambergo [adj]
pull off one's hat/cap desgorrarse [v]
put on one's hat cubrirse [v]
take off one's hat to anyone descubrirse [v]
clap on one's hat encasquetar [v]
put on one's hat tocarse [v]
fashionable hat sombrero a la moda [m]
three-cornered hat sombrero de tres picos [m]
panama hat sombrero de jipijapa [m]
high hat sombrero de copa [m]
chimney-pot hat sombrero de copa [m]
tall hat sombrero de copa [m]
cocked hat tricornio [m]
cocked hat sombrero de tres picos [m]
stove-pipe hat sombrero de copa [m]
hat-band cintillo de sombrero [m]
hat-pin alfiler de sombrero [m]
hat-pin pasador de sombrero [m]
shovel hat sombrero de teja [m]
straw hat sombrero de paja [m]
slouch-hat sombrero gacho [m]
top-hat sombrero de copa [m]
sombrero (a felt or straw hat with a wide brim, as worn by men in mexico) sombrero [m]
top hat bimba [f]
hat box sombrerera [f]
hat-case sombrerera [f]
hat-band cinta [f]
top-hat chistera [f]
lift one's hat quitarse el sombrero [v]
pass round the hat hacer una colecta [v]
put on one's hat ponerse el sombrero [v]
pass round the hat pasar el cepillo [v]
take off one's hat quitarse el sombrero [v]
top hat sorbete [m] AMER
top hat cubilete [m] CO
conical hat used by countrymen cucho [m] CL
cocked hat falucho [m] AR
wide-brimmed hat guarapón [m] CL
large straw hat of peasants raspón [m] CO
a straw hat aguado [m] EC rare
curved indigenous hat brim barquillado [m] BO:W
bowler hat bolera [m] GT HN
man's hat cagua [m] CU
straw hat with an open weave like randa or lace calado [m] EC
the action of compressing the protruding straws of the flap of a hat azocada [m] EC
a person who compresses the protruding straws of the flap of an ecuadorian toquilla hat azocador [m] EC
the action of compressing the protruding straws of the flap of a hat azoque [m] EC
the action of compressing the protruding straws of the flap of a hat azoque [m] EC
bowler hat bolera (inglés) [m] GT HN
bowler hat bombo [m] DO disused
tall hat buche [m] CU EC
a dance performed around a hat placed on the floor baile del sombrero [m] DO
hat dance baile del sombrero [m] DO
hard hat capacete [m] DO PR
(old) hat capacho [m] AR EC rare
hat made of fine palm fronds cuatromilpas [m] HN:N
bowler hat cumbo [m] GT
derby hat cumbo [m] GT
exchange of gifts among a group of friends or workmates by drawing names from a hat cuchumbo (del maya) [m] HN
hat with a crown that can be folded clac [m] DO disused
colorful wool hat with ear flaps chullo [m] EC rare
colorful wool hat with ear flaps chullo [m] PE BO
colorful wool hat with ear flaps chulo [m] BO AR
old hat chinchorro [m] SV
mixed-race person wearing a wide brim hat, shirt, and vest cholo [m] BO:W,C,S disused
white cloth hat chonete [m] CR
colorful wool winter hat with ear flaps chuyo [m] PE
old, worn out hat choroco [m] HN rur.
bicorne military hat falucho [m] AR
hat chin strap casquillo [m] HN rur.
hat chin cord casquillo [m] HN rur.
top hat galerón [m] PY disused
wide-brimmed hat used in the field guarapón [m] PE BO CL AR rare
small military hat coscacho [m] CL disused
wide brimmed hat conchudo [m] HN
wide-brimmed hat woven with tender leaves of some palm trees cogollo [m] VE
hat with a rustic crown and narrow brim güichol [m] MX
hat block hormillón [m] BO:Sw
hat made from leaves of the panama hat plant junco [m] HN
hard felt hat with a low crown and wide and flat brim jarano [m] MX
finishing of a straw hat enfrenado [m] PE
wool hat llucho [m] BO
wool hat lluchu [m] BO
andean knit hat llucho [m] BO
andean knit hat lluchu [m] BO
molding of the rim of a hat so that it curves upward embarquillado [m] BO:W,C,N
series of blows to the weave when making a straw hat maceteo [m] EC
palm frond hat empalmado [m] HN rur.
straw hat machito [m] EC:W
man's hat orión [m] AR
set of ninety-six panama hat sprouts to manufacture panama hats ocho [m] EC
hat block molde [m] PA
panama hat montecristi [m] EC
hat mold molde [m] PA
old hat muchico [m] EC disused
wool hat ovejón [m] PE rur.
felt hat panceburro [m] DO rare
young man wearing a colorful wide suit, two-tone shoes, and a hat with a feather pachuco [m] MX disused
hat pin pinche [m] PY AR
hat pin pincho [m] AR
rigid straw hat with a black ribbon rancho [m] UY AR disused
carandilla palm hat saó [m] BO:E
wool woven hat with earflaps, with multicolored drawings, used for the cold in the andean regions tucumán [m] PE
folk hat with black spots on the crown, ribbon and brim tumbahombre [m] PA
palm hat yarey [m] DO
hard felt hat with a low crown and wide and flat brim sombrero jarano [m] MX
curl-brimmed hat sombrero abarquillado [m] HN rur.
straw hat sombrero aguadeño [m] CO
wide-brimmed hat sombrero alón [m] BO:S,Ne rur.
wide-brimmed hat sombrero alón [m] CU CO AR CL disused
small-brimmed hat with a low cup sombrero coya [m] AR
wide-brimmed hat used in the sun sombrero de cogollo [m] VE
palm hat sombrero de guano [m] CU
straw hat sombrero de junco [m] HN rur.
hard straw hat, short brimmed and low cup sombrero de pajilla [m] CU
palm hat sombrero de palma [m] HN rur.
top hat sombrero de pelo [m] CL disused
palm hat sombrero empalmado [m] HN
felt hat sombrero jarano [m] MX
wide-brimmed palm hat sombrero jíbaro [m] PR
wool hat sombrero ovejón [m] AR:Nw
wool hat sombrero ovejuno [m] AR:Nw
large brimmed hat woven with sedge fibers used in rural areas sombrero pirí [m] PY
wide-brimmed hat made with black and white braided fibers sombrero vueltiao [m] CO
potbellied goblin with the appearance of a child with a tall pointed hat to woo young girls zipe [m] HN SV:E
potbellied goblin with the appearance of a child with a tall pointed hat to woo young girls zipitín [m] SV
potbellied goblin with the appearance of a child with a tall pointed hat to woo young girls zipitío [m] HN SV
felt hat jarano [m] MX
bowler hat tongo [m] EC rare
top hat tarro alto [m] BO
compressing protruding straws of the flap of a hat azoque [m] EC
top-hat bolero [m] HN
panama hat maker cañamazo [m] EC
rustic pointed hat carapucho [m] ES local
chapel hat chapel (francés) [m] disused
chapel hat chapelo (francés) [m] rare
chapel hat chapeo (francés) [m] rare
hat with ear muffs chullo (quechua) [m] PE
hat with ear flaps chullo (quechua) [m] PE
top hat galerón [m] PY
broad-brimmed hat guarapón [m] CL
wool hat llucho [m] BO
straw hat raspón [m] CO
sago palm hat saó [m] BO
top hat sombrero de pelo [m] CL
palm leaf hat sombrero de guano [m] CU
man wearing a large hat sombrerudo [m] MX
hat tassel trencillo [m] rare
yarey hat yarey [m] CU DO
straw hat sarita [f] PE
old hat perra [f] CO
wide-brimmed hat with a low crown charra [f] GT HN SV NI
soft hat cachorra [f] rur. rare
hat/clothes rack capotera [f] AMER
top-hat castora [f] rur. rare
large hat pava [f] VE
flat brimmed straw hat batelera [f] CL disused
felt hat callampa [f] CL rur.
a person who compresses the protruding straws of the flap of an ecuadorian toquilla hat azocadora [f] EC
high top hat with a narrow brim, woven from a single piece of cane boca de canasta [f] DO
hat brim brisera [f] NI
hat with a strap brisera [f] NI
top hat bomba [f] DO
hat band cachuna [f] BO:S
hat with a wide felt brim and conical crown charra [f] GT HN SV NI
cap or hat that covers the head and ears chapeta [f] SV
straw hat, with a low crown and wide brim used by women, especially in the summer chambelona [f] VE
hat with a very high brim champa (del náhuatl) [f] SV
wide brimmed straw hat for women capelina [f] PY AR UY
wide brimmed straw hat for women capelina [f] CL rare
straw hat chupalla [f] CL AR:Nw
wide-brimmed straw hat chupaya [f] AR:Nw
young boy's hat that adjusts to the head escofieta [f] DO disused
young boy's hat escofina [f] PR
young boy's hat escorfina [f] PR EC
each concentric row of weaving in a straw hat carrera [f] EC
top hat galera [f] BO PY AR UY CL rare
rustic hat with short top and brim guaripa [f] MX
man's straw hat, with an oval crown and brim coliza [f] CL
wide-brimmed straw hat corrosca [f] CO:C,N
male straw hat with an oval crown, rectilinear sides, and oval brim hallulla [f] CL
process of adding a row of straw weaving to a panama hat ingerida [f] EC rare
straw hat jipa [f] CO VE
front brim of a charro mexican horse rider hat lorenzana [f] MX
series of blows to the weave when making a straw hat maceteada [f] EC
palm frond hat empleita [f] PR
panama hat plant leaf used in salads nacuma [f] CO:Ne
newborn hat montera [f] VE:Sw
fiber of the panama hat plant paja toquilla [f] EC
wide-brimmed peasant hat made of palm fiber pava [f] DO PR
cardboard hat lined in velvet, adorned with pearls and a feather pastorina [f] PE:C rur.
women's hat with a wide brim and low crown pava [f] PA CO VE
set of palm sprouts used to make a panama hat peseta [f] EC
old and damaged hat perra [f] CO:C,W rur.
pass round the hat talacha [f] GT
straw hat tostada [f] EC:W
hat pin agujeta [f] AL
compressing protruding straws of the flap of a hat azocada [f] EC
top hat bomba [f] AL
top hat castora [f] AL
chimney pot hat castora [f] AL
cylinder hat castora [f] AL
stove pipe hat castora [f] AL
broad-brimmed hat charra [f] HN
wide-brimmed straw hat corrosca [f] CO
newborn/infant hat falla [f] MX rare
ear flap hat galota [f] disused
ushanka-hat galota [f] disused
felt hat gorrilla [f] ES local
flexible hat mascota [f] AL
hat maker's wife sombrerera [f] rare
woman wearing a large hat sombreruda [f] MX
wide-brimmed (hat) alerudo [adj] HN
wide-brimmed (hat) aludo [adj] HN NI AR UY
wide-brimmed (hat) alón [adj] PA CU CO VE EC BO
wide-brimmed (hat) alón [adj] UY rare
oriented upright (hat/clothes/mustache/nose) arrizado [adj] HN SV NI
turned up (brim of a hat) arriscado [adj] MX HN NI CL EC rare
with a downwardly inclined flap (hat) asolapado [adj] HN rur.
wide-brimmed (hat) vividor [adj] HN
tilted up and worn toward the back of the head (hat) abriscanado [adj] MX:N rur.
with wide brimmed hat charrudo [adj] HN SV
wearing a big hat sombrerudo [adj] MX HN SV NI AR
wearing a big hat sombrerudo [adj] MX HN SV NI AR
related to panama hat fiber toquillero [adj] EC
wide brimmed hat vividor [adj] HN
wearing a large hat sombrerudo [adj] MX
mix the hairs and fibers in hat-making batochar [v] rare
pull down (hat) calar [v] VE
orient something so that it's upright (hat) arriscar [v] HN SV NI
lift something so that it's upright (hat) arriscar [v] HN SV NI
compress the protruding straws of the flap finish of an ecuadorian toquilla straw hat asocar [v] CU
compress the protruding straws of the flap finish of an ecuadorian toquilla straw hat azocar [v] EC
throw one's hat into the ring candidatarse [v] PY
throw one's hat into the ring candidatarse [v] PY
throw one's hat into the ring candidatizarse [v] PA
add a row of straw weaving to a panama hat ingerir [v] EC
pound the weave when making a straw hat macear [v] EC
hit the weave when making a straw hat macetear [v] EC
sew the satin of a hat rasear [v] BO:W
tip one's hat down requintar [v] AR
tip one's hat down requintar [v] UY rare
tip one's hat up requintar [v] UY rare
tip one's hat up requintar [v] AR rur.
tighten straws of a straw hat zocar [v] EC
tip one's hat caperucear [v] disused
tip one's hat requintar [v] AR
at the drop of a hat improvisamente [adv] rare
with a hat ensombrerada [adj/f]
wearing a hat ensombrerada [adj/f]
with a hat cubierta [adj/f]
shaped like a three-cornered hat acandilada [adj/f]
with raised brim (a hat) arrufaldada [adj/f]
uncocked (hat) chamberga [adj/f]
Idioms
keep it under your hat guardar el secreto [v]
cannot keep something under his hat no caberle algo a alguien en el pecho [v]
keep under one's hat no soltar prenda [v]
take off one's hat to someone sacarse el sombrero ante alguien [v]
take one's hat off to mostrar respeto hacia [v]
take one's hat off to admirar a [v]
take one's hat off to sacarse el sombrero ante alguien [v]
come hat in hand venir con la cabeza gacha [v]
come/go hat in hand venir con la cabeza gacha [v]
talk through one's hat hacer afirmaciones sin fundamento [v]
talk through one's hat hacer comentarios estúpidos [v]
talk through one's hat decir estupideces [v]
talk through one's hat hablar sin saber [v]
talk through one's hat decir disparates [v]
talk through one's hat decir bobadas [v]
talk through one's hat hablar sin conocer [v]
talk through one's hat decir boberías [v]
talk through one's hat hablar tonterías [v]
talk through one's hat decir sandeces [v]
talk through one's hat hablar sin fundamento [v]
talk through one's hat hablar por hablar [v]
talk through one's hat decir palabrería [v]
talk through one's hat decir cosas sin sentido [v]
talk through one's hat decir tonterías [v]
come hat in hand ir con la cabeza agachada [v]
throw one's hat in the ring presentarse como candidato [v]
throw one's hat in the ring anunciar su postulación [v]
throw one's hat in the ring asumir el reto [v]
throw one's hat into the ring echarse al ruedo [v]
throw one's hat in the ring participar como concursante en una competición [v]
eat one's hat que me maten si [v]
hang up one's hat colgar las botas [v]