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- 1. take one's hat off (in salutation)
- 2. without a hat on; bareheaded
- 凉帽
- [liángmào]
- 1. Feather of a peacock or a pheasant that was made on an officer's hat to show his rank in political office in qing dynasty.
- 2. Feather of a pheasant used to decorate the hat of a general in a drama.
- A hat trick. In the story "Alice in Wonderland" by the English writer Lewis Carroll, a craftsman making hats was capable of conjuring up many tricks out of a hat. The term today refers to three goals scored by the same player in a game of soccer.
- 1. shoe last or hat block
- 2. shape with a last or block
- 珰(璫)
- [dāng]
- 1. A hat ornament worn by eunuchs during the Han dynasty, used as a periphrastic for their designation.
- 2. An earring.
- 瑱
- [tiàn]
- A jade ornament on an official hat that falls to the ears and could be used to plug the ears(Archaic).
- a big hat—an exaggerated epithet used to categorize a person; unwarranted charge; political label
- 1. flatter; lay it on thick
- 2. wear a tall paper hat (as a mark of shame); wear a dunce's cap
- 1. cape; cloak; wrap
- 2. bamboo hat
- 1. royal crown; official hat
- 2. stately; ceremonious
- throw away one's official's hat in a huff; resign in resentment; quit office
- hat that goes with formal dress
- a green hat or turban—the state of being a cuckold
- the brim of a hat
