See also: hat stand (UK)
Definition of hat tree - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
hat storageRare US stand used to hold hatsRare US
- She placed her hat on the hat tree.
- The hallway was lined with a vintage hat tree.
- He admired the craftsmanship of the antique hat tree.
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stand used to hold hats
Expressions with hat
acknowledgment or expression of gratitude
A hat tip to Jane for her helpful advice.
person or character in a story identified as a hero
In westerns, the white hat often faces a black-hatted villain..
achievement of three successes in a single game or similar context
She scored a hat trick in the last quarter of the match..
person who causes trouble or mischief
Everyone knew him as the bad hat of the class.
remove a hat from one's head
He took his hat off as he entered the room.
without hesitation or delay, instantly or immediately
She will help you at the drop of a hat.
say you are sure, accepting a ridiculous result if wrong
If he wins the race, I’ll eat my hat!
perform a surprising or clever action that seems impossible
She managed to pull a rabbit from a hat and solve the problem quickly.
say a hat looks old-fashioned or out of style
Wearing that hat really dates you in today's trends.
express interest in participating or competing for something
She decided to throw her name in the hat for the team captain position..
end one's career or retire from work
After 40 years, he decided to hang up his hat.
announce intention to compete or participate in a contest
She decided to toss her hat in the ring for mayor.
announce intention to enter a contest or seek a position
Several young leaders decided to toss their hat into the ring.
extremely black in color or appearance
The sky was black as the magician's hat.
score three goals in one game
He hopes to get a hat trick tonight.
reside or call a place home
After years of traveling, he decided to hang his hat in Texas.
prepare for something surprising or exciting
Hang onto your hat, we're about to take off!
prepare for something exciting or difficult
Hold onto your hat, this ride is going to be wild!
stay calm and do not get angry or upset
Keep your hat on, there's no need to shout!
randomly or without planning
The winner was chosen out of a hat.
ask people for money contributions
We decided to pass round the hat for charity.
collect money from a group for a common purpose
At the meeting, they decided to pass the hat for the charity project..
solve a problem in an unexpected way
He managed to produce a rabbit from a hat to fix the issue.
choose or produce something in a surprising or random way
He managed to pull out of the hat a perfect answer.
Expressions with tree
source of easy or abundant money
Winning the lottery felt like finding a money tree.
someone who expresses extreme environmental concerns, sometimes seen as excessive
He was labeled a tree hugger for his protest against logging..
symbolic place of death or judgment
In the story, the hanging tree marked the end of hope.
specialist treating and repairing damaged trees
The tree surgeon treated the storm-damaged branches.
become suddenly covered in many bright shining lights
The whole stadium will light up like a Christmas tree during the concert.
take a wrong approach or follow a false lead in a situation
She is barking up the wrong tree by blaming her colleague for the mistake..
wear very bright or overly decorated clothes
She loves to dress like a Christmas tree at parties.
extremely intoxicated by drugs or alcohol
She was out of her tree after the party.
highest level of a profession or career
She reached the top of the tree in her acting career.
in a difficult situation or predicament
After losing his job, he was up a gum tree.
in a difficult situation without a solution
She felt up a tree with no help in sight.
persuade someone with great charm or appeal
He could charm a bird off a tree with his words.
imaginary source of unlimited money without effort
They think the government has a magic money tree.
person who repairs cars without formal training or as a hobby
My neighbor is a shade tree mechanic who fixes old cars.
symbolic representation of interconnectedness of all life on Earth
The artist depicted the tree of life in the center of the mural..
richly or gaudily clothed or ornamented
She was dressed up like a Christmas tree at the party.
biblical tree in the Garden of Eden bearing forbidden fruit
Eve took the fruit from the tree of knowledge, defying God's command..
tree that produces apples
The apple tree in our yard finally bore fruit this year..
evergreen tree decorated for Christmas
We put up the Christmas tree in the living room.
decorative ornament placed on a Christmas tree
We put a star as our tree topper.
tropical tree that produces avocados
The avocado tree in our backyard finally bore fruit this year..
large herbaceous species with big leaves, yields bananas
Banana trees in the backyard yield bunches after the rainy season.
large tree with a wide trunk and thick bark
We had a picnic under the shade of a big tree.
type of tree with thin leaves and smooth bark
The birch tree in our yard turns yellow in the fall..
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- French:porte-chapeaux, ...
- German:Hutständer, ...
- Italian:attaccapanni, ...
- Spanish:perchero, ...
- Portuguese:cabide de chapéus, ...
- Chinese:帽架, ...
- Japanese:帽子掛け, ...
- Arabic:حَامِل قُبَّعَات, ...
- Hebrew:מַתְלָה כּוֹבָעִים, ...
- Russian:вешалка для шляп, ...
- Ukrainian:вішалка для капелюхів, ...
- Hindi:टोपी के स्टैंड, ...
- Bengali:টুপি গাছ, ...
- Catalan:penja-robes, ...
- Czech:věšák na klobouky, ...
- Danish:hatteholder, ...
- Dutch:hoedenstandaard, ...
- Greek:δέντρο καπέλων, ...
- Hungarian:kalaptartó, ...
- Khmer:ជើងព្យួរមួក, ...
- Korean:모자걸이, ...
- Persian:پایه کلاه, ...
- Polish:wieszak na kapelusze, ...
- Portuguese (BR):cabide de chapéus, ...
- Romanian:pom de pălării, ...
- Swedish:hatthylla, ...
- Thai:ต้นไม้แขวนหมวก, ...
- Turkish:şapka ağacı, ...
- Vietnamese:cây treo mũ, ...
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