英语词组hat是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

idiomhat► do sth at the drop of a hat(sb wears) the black hat AmEAmEused about someone who is disliked or blamed by people for what is wrong in a situation:All our sales were made according to the law. We're not the black hats here.Wheelan is disliked in the Irish-American community for arresting illegal Irish immigrants. However, he says, "I don't wear my black hat all the time - I'm Irish too, you know."(wear) the white hat: "We're the white hats in this situation," Sapp said. "We're not just buying the company for its assets, and then running away from it with the profits."

NoteThese idioms come from old Western films, in which the hero (= main character who does good things) wears a white hat and the villain (=main character who does evil things) wears a black hat.

go/come hat in hand AmEAmE(also do sth hat in hand)to ask for money or help in a very respectful way, from someone who is more powerful than you:The representatives from the four coastal states are not coming hat in hand to the meetings. They are ready to fight against closing the naval shipyards in their states.I'm not going to appeal to them hat in hand. If they want to help, that's fine.BrE = go cap in hand (to sb)hang up your hatto leave your job, especially permanently at the end of your working life:Police chief Ron Johnson hung up his hat today after forty years of service.After my wife retired, I decided I'd hang up my hat and enjoy myself too. —see also hang up your ___hang your hat1 if you hang your hat somewhere, you live or stay there:She is looking for somewhere to hang her hat, now that her twenty-year marriage has ended.Richards writes about Georgia, the part of America where he was born and raised and still hangs his hat.2 if you hang your hat on something, you depend on it in order to achieve something or to make a decision:There must be something in state law we can hang our hat on, to prevent the casino from being built here.A very experienced politician once told me never to hang my hat on opinion polls.have your ___ hat on(also wearing your ___ hat)take part/be involved used in order to say that you behave in a particular way at a particular time, because you are influenced by the job you are doing or the situation you are in at that time:I'm not a prude who has a problem with sex, but I have to speak with my principal's hat on. I'm worried about the high numbers of kids having unprotected sex and getting AIDS. My purchase of Crosby Hall is outside my normal commercial activities, but I bought it wearing my conservation hat. I think it is important to keep our history preserved.if ... I'll eat my hatspoken a humorous expression used in order to say that you would be very surprised if something happened or was true:If the police find any evidence against Colby, I'll eat my hat.If that's a genuine Holbein, I'll eat my hat.sb is talking through his/her hatspoken used in order to say that someone is talking as if they know something when they do not:He assured me that my complaint would be dealt with, but I think he was talking through his hat.I said, "Oh, are you familiar with setting up roadside interviews?" and he said, "Oh yes." But he had to be talking through his hat, because he couldn't explain how he'd done it.keep sth under your hatspoken to keep something a secret:I don't want everyone to know I'm leaving, so please keep it under your hat.I believe he did a lot to help local people, but he kept it all very much under his hat.knock sb/sth into a cocked hat BrEBrEold-fashioned to be much better than someone or something:I've seen some of the people who are applying for this job, and believe me, you could knock them into a cocked hat.be old hatused in order to emphasize that something is not new or interesting:The Internet is already old hat to most academic researchers.Looking at the film twenty years later, a lot of the special effects seem like old hat, but the essential quality that made it popular then is still there.pass the hat (around)(also pass the hat (round) BrE)to collect money from a group of people, asking each of them to give some, so that you can buy or do something:The School Board wouldn't give students the $800 they needed for a trip to a national science contest, but passing the hat at the meeting got them $500. If a workman was injured, his mates collected money for his family by passing round a hat.pull sth out of a/the hat(also pull a rabbit out of a/the hat) to suddenly produce a solution to a problem, when no one is expecting it:If their manager keeps pulling good young players out of the hat, the Rangers will be hard to beat this season.I can't pull a rabbit out of a hat and make the money problems go away. We have to look at what we do have, not at what we don't have.I take my hat off tospoken used in order to say that you admire someone for what they have done:I take my hat off to you for staying in political life for so many years without being discouraged. You have to take your hat off to a guy who's eight million in debt and doesn't seem worried about spending some more.throw your hat into the ring(also toss your hat into the ring AmE)to announce officially that you are going to compete for a job or in an election:After protesting about the standard of education in local schools, Palmer has now thrown his hat into the ring as a candidate in the next local government election.Stanley was thinking about retirement, but Reed persuaded him to toss his hat into the ring for the job of chief officer.wear more than one hatto have more than one job, or have more than one skill that you need to do a job:There's a weekly meeting with Health Centre staff, some of whom wear more than one hat and therefore speak from different perspectives.The design company, Razor's Edge, employs 26, all of whom wear more than one hat, but hopes to double its size by the end of the year.

Note People sometimes show exactly how many things someone does or is interested in by saying 'sb wears two/three/several hats'All negotiators need to wear about eight different hats: psychologist, interrogator, MI5 agent, teacher etc.I could do a better job if I didn't have to wear so many hats.

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(as) black as (one's) hat
(with) hat in hand
a brass hat
a hat trick
a tip of the hat
all hat and no cattle
at the drop of a hat
be all hat and no cattle
be picked out of a hat
be talking through (one's) hat
be talking through your hat
big hat, no cattle
black hat
brass hat
brick in (one's) hat
buy straw hats in winter
eat (one's) hat
eat hat
eat one’s hat
eat one's hat
eat one's hat, to
eat your hat
flat-hat
flat-hatting
fling (one's) hat over the windmill
go hat in hand to (someone)
go hat in hand to someone
hang (one's) hat on (something)
hang (up) (one's) hat
hang hat
hang on to your hat
Hang on to your hat!
hang up
hang up (one's) hat
hang your hat
hard hat
hat in hand
hat in hand, to go/with
hat in the ring, to put/throw one's
hat trick
hats off to
hats off to (someone or something)
have a brick in (one's) hat
he wears a $10 hat on a five-cent head
He wears a ten-dollar hat on a five-cent head
Here's your hat, what's your hurry?
hold on to your hat
hold on to your hat!
home is where you hang your hat
if the hat fits(, wear it)
I'll eat my hat
I'll eat my hat!
keep (something) under (one's) hat
keep (something) under one's hat, to
keep something under your hat
keep under hat
keep under one's hat
knock (someone or something) into a cocked hat
knock into a cocked hat
knock somebody/something into a cocked hat
knock something into a cocked hat
lift (one's) hat
old hat
pass the hat
pass the hat (around)
pass the hat round
pass the hat round/around
pass the hat, to
pick (someone or something) out of a hat
pick something out of a hat
pick, etc. something out of a hat
pull (someone or something) out of a hat
pull a rabbit out of (one's)/the hat
pull a rabbit out of a hat
pull a rabbit out of a hat, to
pull a rabbit out of the hat
pull it out of the hat
pull one out of the hat
pull out of a hat
pull something/a rabbit out of the hat
put (one's) hat in(to) the ring
put (one's) name in the hat
put the tin hat on (something)
raise (one's) hat
raise your hat to someone
somewhere to hang hat
somewhere/some place to hang (up) (one's) hat
stovepipe hat
take (one's) hat off to (someone or something)
take hat off to
take off (one's) hat (to someone or something)
take off hat
take off one's hat to, to
take one's hat off to
take your hat off to
take your hat off to somebody
take your hat off to someone
talk out of (one's) hat
talk through (one's) hat
talk through hat
talk through one’s hat
talk through one's hat
talk through one's hat, to
talk through your hat
throw (one's) hat in(to) the ring
throw (one's) hat over the windmill
throw (one's) name in the hat
throw one’s hat in the ring
throw one's hat in the ring
throw your hat in the ring
throw your hat into the ring
tin hat
tip (one's) hat
tip your hat
top brass, the
top hat
toss (one's) hat in(to) the ring
toss (one's) name in the hat
toss hat into the ring
under (one's) hat
under hat
wear (one's particular profession's) hat
wear a different hat
wear another hat
wear more than one hat
wear several hats
wear too many hats
wear two hats
wear two hats (more than one hat), to
white hat

词组	hat
释义	brim n. a hat. Man, that is one fine brim you got.New silks call for a new brim. hard hat n. a protective helmet worn around construction sites. (Standard English.) You'll need a hard hat to come into this area.John swiped a hard hat from the construction site. hat noun 1 in drag racing, a crash helmet US, 1968. 2 a condom US, 1992. 3 a woman US, 1963. 4 on the railways, an incompetent worker US, 1977. 5 a US Marines drill instructor US, 1991. 6 twenty-five dollars US, 1973. 7 anything bought with a bribe, used as code for a bribe US, 1973. 8 the up-arrow or caret key (^) on a computer keyboard US, 1991. 9 a dose of LSD US, 1994. 10 in pinball, a piece of plastic that indicates a value when lit. Conventionally known as a 'playfield insert' US, 1977.► get hatto leave US, 1966.► in the hatmarked for murder by a prison gang US, 2003.► throw your hat in firstto test out a situation before taking part AUSTRALIA, 1953.► wear more than one hat; wear several hatsto simultaneously hold more than one post, or position of responsibility US, 1924 idiomhat► do sth at the drop of a hat(sb wears) the black hat AmEAmEused about someone who is disliked or blamed by people for what is wrong in a situation:All our sales were made according to the law. We're not the black hats here.Wheelan is disliked in the Irish-American community for arresting illegal Irish immigrants. However, he says, "I don't wear my black hat all the time - I'm Irish too, you know."(wear) the white hat: "We're the white hats in this situation," Sapp said. "We're not just buying the company for its assets, and then running away from it with the profits." NoteThese idioms come from old Western films, in which the hero (= main character who does good things) wears a white hat and the villain (=main character who does evil things) wears a black hat. go/come hat in hand AmEAmE(also do sth hat in hand)to ask for money or help in a very respectful way, from someone who is more powerful than you:The representatives from the four coastal states are not coming hat in hand to the meetings. They are ready to fight against closing the naval shipyards in their states.I'm not going to appeal to them hat in hand. If they want to help, that's fine.BrE = go cap in hand (to sb)hang up your hatto leave your job, especially permanently at the end of your working life:Police chief Ron Johnson hung up his hat today after forty years of service.After my wife retired, I decided I'd hang up my hat and enjoy myself too. —see also hang up your ___hang your hat1 if you hang your hat somewhere, you live or stay there:She is looking for somewhere to hang her hat, now that her twenty-year marriage has ended.Richards writes about Georgia, the part of America where he was born and raised and still hangs his hat.2 if you hang your hat on something, you depend on it in order to achieve something or to make a decision:There must be something in state law we can hang our hat on, to prevent the casino from being built here.A very experienced politician once told me never to hang my hat on opinion polls.have your ___ hat on(also wearing your ___ hat)take part/be involved used in order to say that you behave in a particular way at a particular time, because you are influenced by the job you are doing or the situation you are in at that time:I'm not a prude who has a problem with sex, but I have to speak with my principal's hat on. I'm worried about the high numbers of kids having unprotected sex and getting AIDS. My purchase of Crosby Hall is outside my normal commercial activities, but I bought it wearing my conservation hat. I think it is important to keep our history preserved.if ... I'll eat my hatspoken a humorous expression used in order to say that you would be very surprised if something happened or was true:If the police find any evidence against Colby, I'll eat my hat.If that's a genuine Holbein, I'll eat my hat.sb is talking through his/her hatspoken used in order to say that someone is talking as if they know something when they do not:He assured me that my complaint would be dealt with, but I think he was talking through his hat.I said, "Oh, are you familiar with setting up roadside interviews?" and he said, "Oh yes." But he had to be talking through his hat, because he couldn't explain how he'd done it.keep sth under your hatspoken to keep something a secret:I don't want everyone to know I'm leaving, so please keep it under your hat.I believe he did a lot to help local people, but he kept it all very much under his hat.knock sb/sth into a cocked hat BrEBrEold-fashioned to be much better than someone or something:I've seen some of the people who are applying for this job, and believe me, you could knock them into a cocked hat.be old hatused in order to emphasize that something is not new or interesting:The Internet is already old hat to most academic researchers.Looking at the film twenty years later, a lot of the special effects seem like old hat, but the essential quality that made it popular then is still there.pass the hat (around)(also pass the hat (round) BrE)to collect money from a group of people, asking each of them to give some, so that you can buy or do something:The School Board wouldn't give students the $800 they needed for a trip to a national science contest, but passing the hat at the meeting got them $500. If a workman was injured, his mates collected money for his family by passing round a hat.pull sth out of a/the hat(also pull a rabbit out of a/the hat) to suddenly produce a solution to a problem, when no one is expecting it:If their manager keeps pulling good young players out of the hat, the Rangers will be hard to beat this season.I can't pull a rabbit out of a hat and make the money problems go away. We have to look at what we do have, not at what we don't have.I take my hat off tospoken used in order to say that you admire someone for what they have done:I take my hat off to you for staying in political life for so many years without being discouraged. You have to take your hat off to a guy who's eight million in debt and doesn't seem worried about spending some more.throw your hat into the ring(also toss your hat into the ring AmE)to announce officially that you are going to compete for a job or in an election:After protesting about the standard of education in local schools, Palmer has now thrown his hat into the ring as a candidate in the next local government election.Stanley was thinking about retirement, but Reed persuaded him to toss his hat into the ring for the job of chief officer.wear more than one hatto have more than one job, or have more than one skill that you need to do a job:There's a weekly meeting with Health Centre staff, some of whom wear more than one hat and therefore speak from different perspectives.The design company, Razor's Edge, employs 26, all of whom wear more than one hat, but hopes to double its size by the end of the year. Note People sometimes show exactly how many things someone does or is interested in by saying 'sb wears two/three/several hats'All negotiators need to wear about eight different hats: psychologist, interrogator, MI5 agent, teacher etc.I could do a better job if I didn't have to wear so many hats. See: (as) black as (one's) hat (with) hat in hand a brass hat a hat trick a tip of the hat all hat and no cattle at the drop of a hat be all hat and no cattle be picked out of a hat be talking through (one's) hat be talking through your hat big hat, no cattle black hat brass hat brick in (one's) hat buy straw hats in winter eat (one's) hat eat hat eat one’s hat eat one's hat eat one's hat, to eat your hat flat-hat flat-hatting fling (one's) hat over the windmill go hat in hand to (someone) go hat in hand to someone hang (one's) hat on (something) hang (up) (one's) hat hang hat hang on to your hat Hang on to your hat! hang up hang up (one's) hat hang your hat hard hat hat in hand hat in hand, to go/with hat in the ring, to put/throw one's hat trick hats off to hats off to (someone or something) have a brick in (one's) hat he wears a $10 hat on a five-cent head He wears a ten-dollar hat on a five-cent head Here's your hat, what's your hurry? hold on to your hat hold on to your hat! home is where you hang your hat if the hat fits(, wear it) I'll eat my hat I'll eat my hat! keep (something) under (one's) hat keep (something) under one's hat, to keep something under your hat keep under hat keep under one's hat knock (someone or something) into a cocked hat knock into a cocked hat knock somebody/something into a cocked hat knock something into a cocked hat lift (one's) hat old hat pass the hat pass the hat (around) pass the hat round pass the hat round/around pass the hat, to pick (someone or something) out of a hat pick something out of a hat pick, etc. something out of a hat pull (someone or something) out of a hat pull a rabbit out of (one's)/the hat pull a rabbit out of a hat pull a rabbit out of a hat, to pull a rabbit out of the hat pull it out of the hat pull one out of the hat pull out of a hat pull something/a rabbit out of the hat put (one's) hat in(to) the ring put (one's) name in the hat put the tin hat on (something) raise (one's) hat raise your hat to someone somewhere to hang hat somewhere/some place to hang (up) (one's) hat stovepipe hat take (one's) hat off to (someone or something) take hat off to take off (one's) hat (to someone or something) take off hat take off one's hat to, to take one's hat off to take your hat off to take your hat off to somebody take your hat off to someone talk out of (one's) hat talk through (one's) hat talk through hat talk through one’s hat talk through one's hat talk through one's hat, to talk through your hat throw (one's) hat in(to) the ring throw (one's) hat over the windmill throw (one's) name in the hat throw one’s hat in the ring throw one's hat in the ring throw your hat in the ring throw your hat into the ring tin hat tip (one's) hat tip your hat top brass, the top hat toss (one's) hat in(to) the ring toss (one's) name in the hat toss hat into the ring under (one's) hat under hat wear (one's particular profession's) hat wear a different hat wear another hat wear more than one hat wear several hats wear too many hats wear two hats wear two hats (more than one hat), to white hat
随便看	made his voice heard made his way made his way along made his way back made his way in made his way in something made his way in the world made his way to made his way toward made honest bucks made horns at made hot under the collar made in China made in heaven made inroads made inroads in made inroads into made in the shade made into made it made it big made it business to made it clear made it clear to made it from