tip (one's) hat

1. Literally, to raise or tilt the brim of one's hat as a salutation, greeting, or mark of respect. It would be nice to live in a time when folks would tip their hats to you when you entered a room. When her father tipped his hat to me, I knew that he had come to accept me as part of the family.

2. To give one credit or praise for something. I really have to tip my hat to everyone who volunteered and made this such a success.

tip your hat (or cap)

raise or touch your hat or cap as a way of greeting or acknowledging someone.

词组	tip (one's) hat
释义	tip (one's) hat tip (one's) hat 1. Literally, to raise or tilt the brim of one's hat as a salutation, greeting, or mark of respect. It would be nice to live in a time when folks would tip their hats to you when you entered a room. When her father tipped his hat to me, I knew that he had come to accept me as part of the family. 2. To give one credit or praise for something. I really have to tip my hat to everyone who volunteered and made this such a success. See also: hat, tip Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. tip your hat (or cap) raise or touch your hat or cap as a way of greeting or acknowledging someone. See also: hat, tip Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: tip your hat Greetings and salutations Salutation (it's) nice to see you Shabbat shalom well met eye candy How are you going? felicitation Greetings and felicitations!
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