hat

გამოთქმა: /hat/

Universal

a shaped covering for the head worn for warmth, as a fashion item, or as part of a uniform: a black straw hat a woolly hat
used to refer to a particular role or occupation of someone who has more than one:wearing her scientific hat she is director of a pharmacology research group

be all hat and no cattle: US informal tend to talk boastfully without acting on one’s words: in my view, the Senators are all mouth and no action or, as we say in my part of the country, all hat and no cattle
hat in hand: see cap in hand at cap¹.
hats off to ——: British used to express admiration for someone who has done something praiseworthy:hats off to them for agreeing to work for the day to raise money
keep something under one's hat: keep something a secret: keep it under your hat is the golden rule for top chefs when it comes to sharing culinary secrets
pass the hat round (or North American pass the hat): collect contributions of money from a number of people for a specific purpose: we’re going to pass the hat round later and buy some beer
pick something out of a hat: select something, especially the winner of a contest, at random: he picked the victor out of a hat
take one's hat off to: British state one’s admiration for (someone who has achieved something): I take my hat off to anyone who makes it work
throw one's hat in (or into) the ring: express willingness to take up a challenge: he has resisted the temptation to throw his hat in the ring and do both jobs simultaneously

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