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Meanings of hat in английском
Синонимы
Examples for "lid"
Examples for "lid"
1
Cover with a lid and continue to boil for another 20 minutes.
2
Remove the lid and leave for about 30 minutes, to cool completely.
3
A mass of pemmican simmered in the lid in front of it.
4
It's important you open the lid once a week for air circulation.
5
The palpitating thing sank down in the box and the lid dropped.
1
The coins clink thickly in the bottom of the charitable chapeau.
2
Below the rough water, he gets into his elongated chapeau and floats away.
3
He doffed his chapeau to Marion, then said sternly to the rogue, Retire.
4
Fernando had badly smashed the captain's chapeau and one fine plume was gone.
5
The coat and chapeau belonged to General Dodge, an important leader in the war.
Usage of hat in английском
1
For example, the New York Times recently tipped its hat to Boston.
2
She went to Bullock's, bought a 'new dress, new hat, new shoes.
3
In the meantime, he'd need a different hat and, perhaps, new sunglasses.
4
W hat words do we reach for when we talk about food?
5
The man in the slouch hat remained in the street to watch.
6
He picked up his hat and said, 'I shall go on deck.
7
He used to wear his hat in the house; now he doesn't.
8
This gentleman in the bowler hat is the victor, Sire; not you.
9
He stepped toward the grave and held his hat in his hand.
10
The feather in the hat of Lewis was the loadstar of victory.
11
Adam touched his hat, and said to Galbraith, 'Is everyone accounted for?'
12
By now almost everyone has seen the hat and knows the story.
13
And hat's all the reason I need not to vote for them.
14
Once we even received, from America of course, a cat hat-and-coat rack.
15
He raised his hat; the hat with the green ribbon on it.
16
Then what should London do when in need of a new hat?
