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1 billycock hat
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2 billycock
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3 billycock
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4 Melone
fmelonf[Hut]1. billycock hat Br. coll.2. billycock Br. coll. -
5 bowler
I see bowl I II ['bəulə] noun((also bowler hat) a type of hard, round felt hat.) chapéu de coco* * *bow.ler1[b'oulə] n 1 jogador de boliche. 2 lançador no jogo de críquete.————————bow.ler2[b'oulə] n = link=billycock billycock. -
6 Melone
f; -, -n1. Frucht: melon* * *die Melonebillycock; muskmelon; melon* * *Me|lo|ne [me'loːnə]f -, -n1) melon* * *die2) (a large, sweet fruit with many seeds.) melon3) (its firm yellow or red flesh as food: We started the meal with melon; ( also adjective) a melon seed.) melon* * *Me·lo·ne<-, -n>[meˈlo:nə]f1. (Frucht) melon* * *die; Melone, Melonen1) melon2) (ugs. scherzh.) bowler [hat]* * *1. Frucht: melon* * *die; Melone, Melonen1) melon2) (ugs. scherzh.) bowler [hat]* * *-n (Hut) f.bowler hat n. -n f.melon n. -
7 der Hut
- {brimmer} cốc đầy - {hat} cái mũ có vành) = der hohe Hut {tile}+ = der flache Hut {mushroom}+ = der steife Hut {bokker; pot}+ = auf der Hut {alert}+ = aus dem Hut {impromptu}+ = auf der Hut sein {to be on one's guard; to be on the alert; to guard}+ = sei auf der Hut! {keep your powder dry!}+ = den Hut abnehmen {to uncover}+ = den Hut absetzen {to take off one's hat}+ = der steife runde Hut {the Derby}+ = der breitkrempige Hut {sundown}+ = der runde, steife Hut {billycock}+ = der Hut steht dir sehr gut {that hat is very becoming to you}+ = alle unter einen Hut bringen {to reconcile conflicting options}+ = Ihr neuer Hut steht ihr gut. {Her new hat becomes her.}+ = er muß eins auf den Hut kriegen {he needs to be taken down a peg}+ -
8 melon şapka
n. bowler hat, hard hat, billycock, Derby* * *1. bowler 2. bowler hat -
9 keménykalap
(EN) billycock; bowler; bowler hat; bowler-hat; boxer-hat; derby; kelly -
10 중산모자
n. bowler hat, pot hat, billycock, bowler, Derby -
11 polucilindar
m BE bowler (hat), AE derby (hat)* * *• bowler• billycock -
12 котелок
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13 중절모
n. soft hat, billycock
См. также в других словарях:
Billycock hat — Billycock Bil ly*cock, n., or Billycock hat Bil ly*cock hat [Perh. from bully + cock; that is, cocked like the hats of the bullies.] A round, low crowned felt hat; a wideawake. The undignified billycocks and pantaloons of the West. B. H.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
billycock hat — noun see billycock … Useful english dictionary
Billycock — Bil ly*cock, n., or Billycock hat Bil ly*cock hat [Perh. from bully + cock; that is, cocked like the hats of the bullies.] A round, low crowned felt hat; a wideawake. The undignified billycocks and pantaloons of the West. B. H. Chamberlain. [1913 … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
billycock — /bil ee kok /, n. Chiefly Brit. Informal. a derby or a hat resembling it. Also called billycock hat. [1715 25; alter. of bullycocked (hat); see BULLY1, COCKED] * * * … Universalium
billycock — noun A felt hat with a rounded crown, similar to a bowler. a young man with a billycock hat on the back of his head tumbled up the steps in his eagerness … Wiktionary
billycock — ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌkäk noun also billycock hat Etymology: origin unknown Britain : derby 2a … Useful english dictionary
billycock — [bil′i käk΄] n. [< ?] [Old Brit. Informal] a type of felt hat with a low, round crown, as a derby … English World dictionary
hat — n cap, headpiece, headgear, headdress, chapeau; crown, crownpiece, mortarboard, helmet, sallet, casque, casquetel, Sl. tin hat, hard hat; busby, Balmoral, glengarry, topee, kepi, pill box; beanie, skullcap, yar mulke, calotte, zucchetto, Rom.… … A Note on the Style of the synonym finder
billycock — /ˈbɪlikɒk/ (say bileekok) noun Chiefly British Colloquial Rare 1. a round, low crowned, hard felt hat with a turned up brim. 2. a bowler hat. {variant of earlier bully cocked (hat), i.e. a hat cocked in the style of a bully1 (def. 5) + cock2} …
billycock — n. derby, stiff felt hat with dome shaped crown and narrow brim … English contemporary dictionary
billycock — noun historical a kind of bowler hat. Origin C19: said to be from the name of William Coke, nephew of Thomas William Coke, Earl of Leicester … English new terms dictionary